Helen Ware
Oct 15, 1877 — Jan 25, 1939 (61 years)
San Francisco, California, USA
33 Movies
Helen Ware was born in San Francisco, California, USA and works as an actress. They made their screen debut in 1915 with The Price.
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Helen Ware
33 Movies
Helen Ware was born in San Francisco, California, USA and works as an actress. They made their screen debut in 1915 with The Price.
61 R.I.P.
R.I.P.
33
Movies
0
Series
Movies
Morning Glory
1933
Ladies They Talk About
1933
The Virginian
1929
The Keyhole
1933
Abraham Lincoln
1930
The Reckless Hour
1931
I Take This Woman
1931
Sadie McKee
1934
One Night at Susie's
1930
The Night of June 13
1932
Half Way to Heaven
1929
Girl Missing
1933
Flaming Gold
1932
Romance in Manhattan
1934
She Had to Say Yes
1933
Secret of the Chateau
1934
Command Performance
1931
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Romance in Manhattan
Miss Anthrop
1934
Film
Secret of the Chateau
Madame Rombiere
1934
Film
Sadie McKee
Mrs. McKee
1934
Film
Morning Glory
Miss Navarre
1933
Film
She Had to Say Yes
Mrs. Haines
1933
Film
The Warrior's Husband
Pomposia
1933
Film
The Keyhole
Portia DeWitt Brooks
1933
Film
Girl Missing
Mrs. Bradford
1933
Film
Ladies They Talk About
Mrs. Johnson, Head Matron (uncredited)
1933
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Helen Ware still alive?
Helen Ware passed away on January 25, 1939 at age 61.
What are the most famous roles of Helen Ware?
Helen Ware is best known for roles in Morning Glory, Ladies They Talk About, Abraham Lincoln.
How many movies has Helen Ware been in?
Over a 24-year career (since 1915), Helen Ware has appeared in 35 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Helen Ware's first movie?
The career of Helen Ware began with The Price (1915).
What is Helen Ware's most recent movie or series?
Helen Ware's most recent release is Romance in Manhattan, which premiered on December 21, 1934.
Helen Ware
1877-10-15 · San Francisco, California, USA
Helen Ware was born in San Francisco, California, USA and works as an actress. They made their screen debut in 1915 with The Price.