Gordona Bennet(1881-1954)

Actress

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Gordona Bennet was born on 29 July 1881 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. She was an actress, known for The Squaw Man (1914), La danse de la vie (1929) and Trailed to the Puma's Lair (1915). She was married to Dick La Reno. She died on 25 February 1954 in Glendale, California, USA.

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Known for

'Baby' Carmen De Rue, Dustin Farnum, and Winifred Kingston in The Squaw Man (1914)

5.7

The Ship Captain's Wife

1914

Nancy Carroll, Magda Blom, Theresa Allen, Gordona Bennet, Kay Deslys, Gladys DuBois, Marjorie Kane, Miss La Reno, Thelma McNeil, Charlotte Ogden, Cora Beach Shumway, and Hal Skelly in La danse de la vie (1929)

La danse de la vie

6.7

Amazon Chorus Girl

1929

Trailed to the Puma's Lair

Short

Mrs. Reynolds

1915

Tom Santschi in How Callahan Cleaned Up Little Hell (1915)

How Callahan Cleaned Up Little Hell

Short

Mrs. Callahan(as Gordona Bennett)

1915

Credits

Actress

La danse de la vie
6.7
- Amazon Chorus Girl
- 1929
The Holly House
Short
- Lady Sylvester (as Gordona Bennett)
- 1916
That Gal of Burke's
Short
- Mr. Burke's Sister (as Gordona Bennett)
- 1916
Trailed to the Puma's Lair
Short
- Mrs. Reynolds
- 1915
How Callahan Cleaned Up Little Hell
Short
- Mrs. Callahan (as Gordona Bennett)
- 1915
The Squaw Man
5.7
- The Ship Captain's Wife
- 1914

Personal details

Alternative name
- Gordona Bennett
Born
- July 29, 1881
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Died
- February 25, 1954
- Glendale, California, USA
Spouse
- Dick La RenoJuly 18, 1898 - ? (divorced, 1 child)
Children
- Utahna La Reno

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Trivia
In October, 1948, she received an award from California Star Driver Inc. for "operat(ing) her car for 35 years without a reportable accident and without receiving a citation for traffic violation.".

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