Biography

L.E. Clark(1904-1950)

Sound Department

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L.E. Clark was born on 2 August 1904 in Massachusetts, USA. She is known for Fifteen Wives (1934), Dizzy Dames (1935) and Cheaters (1934). She died on 9 July 1950 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Noel Francis and Conway Tearle in Fifteen Wives (1934)

Sound Department

1934

Lawrence Gray, Florine McKinney, and Marjorie Rambeau in Dizzy Dames (1935)

6.4

Sound Department

1935

William Boyd, Dorothy Mackaill, and Alan Mowbray in Cheaters (1934)

6.5

Sound Department

1934

June Collyer in The Ghost Walks (1934)

The Ghost Walks

5.5

Sound Department

1934

Credits

Sound Department

Hard Rock Harrigan
- sound recordist
- 1935
The Girl Who Came Back
5.7
- recording engineer
- 1935
Dizzy Dames
6.4
- sound recordist
- 1935
Death from a Distance
5.2
- sound recording engineer
- 1935
Circumstantial Evidence
5.6
- sound recordist
- 1935
One in a Million
6.3
- sound recording engineer
- 1935
Public Opinion
6.4
- sound
- 1935
A Shot in the Dark
5.4
- sound engineer
- 1935
Symphony of Living
6.6
- sound recording engineer
- 1935
Sons of Steel
5.4
- sound engineer
- 1934
The Ghost Walks
5.5
- recording engineer
- 1934
The World Accuses
5.2
- recording engineer
- 1934
Port of Lost Dreams
5.6
- sound recordist
- 1934
Un rude cow-boy
6.2
- sound recordist
- 1934
Mon gosse
6.1
- sound recordist
- 1934

Personal details

Born
- August 2, 1904
- Massachusetts, USA
Died
- July 9, 1950
- Los Angeles, California, USA(following operation)
Publicity listings
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