Clarence Kolb(1874-1964)
- Actor
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Contrary to his familiar image, Clarence Kolb started out as one half
of a vaudeville comedy act, Kolb and Dill. He made a few shorts in 1916
and a feature in 1917, but went back to vaudeville and the stage
immediately thereafter, and did not return to films until the late
1930s. His stern, authoritarian looks and booming voice fit the
irascible, bombastic politicians and businessmen--usually crooked to a
greater or lesser degree--he played so well. Best remembered as the
fast-talking, corrupt mayor in the classic La dame du vendredi (1940) and Mr. Honeywell,
Vern Albright's boss, in the TV series My Little Margie (1952).
