Margaret Bannerman(1896-1976)

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Evening Primrose (1966)

Margaret Bannerman was born on 15 December 1896 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She was an actress, known for L'institut de beauté (1917), La folle ingénue (1946) and Lady Audley's Secret (1920). She was married to Pat Somerset (I) and Anthony Prinsep (London producer). She died on 25 April 1976 in Englewood, New Jersey, USA.

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L'institut de beauté

Muriel Eden

1917

La folle ingénue

7.4

Lady Alice Carmel

1946

Lady Audley's Secret

Lady Audley

1920

Hindle Wakes

7.0

Beatrice Farrar

1918

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ABC Stage 67
7.4
TV Series
- Store Person
- 1966
The Web
7.3
TV Series
- 1952
Starring Boris Karloff
7.0
TV Series
- Mme. Louvere
- 1949
The Philco Television Playhouse
7.5
TV Series
- Emmie the sister
- 1949
L'amour au trot
6.0
- Ellamae Scott
- 1947
L'Extravagante Miss Pilgrim
6.4
- (scenes deleted)
- 1947
La folle ingénue
7.4
- Lady Alice Carmel
- 1946
I Give My Heart
6.1
- Marechale
- 1935
The Great Defender
6.3
- Laura Locke
- 1934
Over the Garden Wall
6.9
- Diana
- 1934
Lily Christine
8.1
- Mrs. Abbey
- 1932
Two White Arms
6.6
- Lydie Charrington
- 1932
The Grass Orphan
- Mrs. St. John
- 1922
Lady Audley's Secret
- Lady Audley
- 1920
Her Secret
- Margaret Henderson
- 1919

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Born
- December 15, 1896
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Died
- April 25, 1976
- Englewood, New Jersey, USA(undisclosed)
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She played Alicia De St. Ephiam in Anita Loos' adaptation of Colette's novel, "Gigi," at the Harris Theater in Chicago, Illinois with Audrey Hepburn (Gigi); Josephine Brown (Madame Alvarez); Doris Patston (Andree); Michael Evans (Gaston Lachaille); Ronald Telfer (Victor) and Bertha Belmore (Sidonie) in the cast. Gilbert Miller was producer. Raymond Sovey was scenic designer.
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Canadian actress who began her career on the English stage in 1915 and became a celebrated theatrical star during the early 20's. She specialised in revues and light comedy and was acclaimed for her performance as Lady George Graystone in Somerset Maugham's "Our Betters", which ran for 548 performances at the Globe Theatre, London. Photos of Bannerman were regularly featured in the Canadian Daily Record, circulated among Canadian troops serving in Europe during World War I. Conducted a successful year-long tour of Australia in 1928. Her attempt to break into American films in the 1930's was unsuccessful and she returned to the stage in her native country, retiring in 1963.