Margaret Yarde(1878-1944)

Actress

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Margaret Yarde

Margaret Yarde was born on 2 April 1878 in Dartmouth, Devon, England, UK. She was an actress, known for The Good Companions (1933), Squibs (1935) and The Only Way (1925). She died on 11 March 1944 in London, England, UK.

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Known for

Jessie Matthews in The Good Companions (1933)

The Good Companions

6.8

Mrs. Mounder

1933

Squibs (1935)

5.8

Mrs. Lee

1935

John Martin Harvey in The Only Way (1925)

5.4

The Vengeance

1925

Guest of Honour

Emma Tidmarsh

1934

Credits

Actress

Two Fathers
6.6
Short
- 1944
It's in the Bag
5.2
- Landlady (uncredited)
- 1944
Thursday's Child
5.9
- Mrs. Chard
- 1943
Tomorrow We Live
6.3
- Fauntel
- 1942
From the Four Corners
7.3
Short
- Woman Who Greets Soldiers (uncredited)
- 1942
Two Smart Men
- Mrs. Smith
- 1940
Henry Steps Out
- Cynthia Smith
- 1940
George and Margaret
5.6
- Cook
- 1940
The Second Mr. Bush
5.1
- (uncredited)
- 1940
Meurtres à la maison noire
6.2
- Mrs. Bullen
- 1940
En français... Messieurs!
6.2
- Marianne
- 1940
Oh Dear Uncle!
Short
- 1939
Prison Without Bars
TV Movie
- Miss Appel
- 1939
The Face at the Window
5.9
- La Pinan
- 1939
Dance Without Music
TV Movie
- Mrs. Wallop
- 1939

Personal details

Born
- April 2, 1878
- Dartmouth, Devon, England, UK
Died
- March 11, 1944
- London, England, UK
Other works
She directed the revue, "Left Theatre Revue," at the Collins' Music Hall in London, England with Donald Bissett, John Rae, Prudence Blaikie, Alfred Atkins, Peter Moseley, Eve Lynett, Kenneth Evans, Barbara Nixon, and Duncan Guthrie in the cast. Barbara Nixon was also director. Benjamin Britten was composer.

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Trivia
Stocky, heavy-eyebrowed character actress who began on stage as a chorus girl in the 1890s. Had an interlude as an opera singer, before settling down to playing querulous or fluttery domestics, landladies and mothers in British films.

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