Occupation Actor Resting place Cremation Role Film actor | Name Tyler Brooke Years active 1915-1943 | |
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Full Name Victor Hugo de Bierre Born June 6, 1886 ( 1886-06-06 ) New York City, New York, U.S. Died March 2, 1943, Los Angeles, California, United States Spouse Myrtle Laurine Neil (m. 1938–1943), Laruna Wolcott (m. 1924–1935), Elizabeth Bauland (m. 1910–1920) Movies The Divorcee, Morning Glory, Bluebeard's Eighth Wife, Along Came Auntie, Love Me Tonight Similar People Ernst Lubitsch, H M Walker, Fred Guiol, Mervyn LeRoy, Victor Fleming | ||
Tyler Brooke, real name Victor Hugo de Bierre, (June 6, 1886 – March 2, 1943) was an American film actor. He appeared in 92 films between 1915 and 1943. He was born in New York, New York and died in Los Angeles, California by committing suicide by carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Career
He began on the stage at the Globe Theatre, New York City in 1912. He went to Los Angeles in 1925 with No, No, Nanette as a comedian and was captured for screen. He worked for Hal Roach for a year and a half before going into other films.
Filmography
Actor
1943
She Has What It Takes as
Stage Manager (uncredited)
1942
The McGuerins from Brooklyn as
Spa Desk Clerk (uncredited)
1942
Lucky Legs as
Jenkins (uncredited)
1942
I Married an Angel as
Lucien (uncredited)
1941
More Worlds to Conquer (Short) as
Alfred E Hunt
1941
Two Latins from Manhattan as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
1941
Lydia as
Vaudeville Singer (uncredited)
1940
Kitty Foyle as
Husband in Prologue (uncredited)
1940
Tin Pan Alley as
Bert Melville
1940
Street of Memories as
Barbershop Manager (uncredited)
1940
One Night in the Tropics as
First Man Polled by Jim (uncredited)
1940
Little Old New York as
Singer
1939
The Wizard of Oz as
Ozmite (uncredited)
1939
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell as
Mr. Calhoun (uncredited)
1939
Pacific Liner as
Ship Steward (uncredited)
1938
Tom Sawyer, Detective as
Store Clerk (uncredited)
1938
Alexander's Ragtime Band as
Assistant Stage Manager (uncredited)
1938
Bluebeard's Eighth Wife as
Clerk
1938
In Old Chicago as
Specialty Singer
1937
You Can't Have Everything as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
1937
This Is My Affair as
Specialty
1936
All American Chump as
Andrews (uncredited)
1936
Two in a Crowd as
Charles Brock (uncredited)
1936
In His Steps (uncredited)
1936
To Mary - with Love as
Guest
1936
Suzy as
Raoul (uncredited)
1936
Poor Little Rich Girl as
Dan Ward
1936
Next Time We Love as
Author (uncredited)
1935
It's in the Air as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
1935
Here Comes the Band as
Dentist
1935
Call of the Wild as
Jim, Man on Stage with Show Girls (uncredited)
1935
Times Square Lady as
Casa Nova Bandmaster (uncredited)
1935
Night Life of the Gods as
Store Manager (uncredited)
1934
365 Nights in Hollywood as
Casting Director (uncredited)
1934
Imitation of Life as
Tipsy Man at Party (uncredited)
1934
The Merry Widow as
Escort (uncredited)
1934
Belle of the Nineties as
Comedian
1934
Blind Date as
Emory
1933
My Lips Betray as
Radio Announcer (uncredited)
1933
Morning Glory as
Charles Van Duesen
1933
Don't Bet on Love as
Undetermined Role (uncredited)
1933
Child of Manhattan as
Dulcey (uncredited)
1933
Hallelujah I'm a Bum as
Mayor's Secretary
1932
The Bride's Bereavement; or, the Snake in the Grass (Short)
1932
Trouble in Paradise as
Commercial Singer (uncredited)
1932
Love Me Tonight as
Composer (uncredited)
1932
Million Dollar Legs as
Olympics Announcer (uncredited)
1931
A Dangerous Affair as
Harvey
1931
Oh! Oh! Cleopatra (Short) as
Octavius McNamee - Announcer
1931
The Magnificent Lie as
Pierre LeCoeur
1931
Sweepstakes as
Master of Ceremonies (uncredited)
1931
The Love Bargain (Short) as
Mr. Morton
1930
New Moon as
Gossipy Passenger on Ship (uncredited)
1930
Playboy of Paris as
Cadeaux
1930
Madam Satan as
Romeo
1930
Monte Carlo as
Armand
1930
The Divorcee as
Hank
1930
The Furies as
Smith
1929
Lilies of the Field as
Bert Miller
1929
The Maid's Night Out (Short)
1929
Dynamite as
The Life of the Party
1929
The Bees' Buzz (Short) as
Tyler Smith - Peggy's Suitor
1928
Four A.M. (Short)
1928
None But the Brave as
Hotel Clerk
1928
His Favorite Wife (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1928
A Knight of Daze (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1928
Fazil as
Jacques Dubreuze
1928
T. Bone for Two (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1928
Too Many Cookies (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1928
The Kiss Doctor (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1928
Hot House Hazel (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1927
Four Faces West (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1927
A Fool and His Honey (Short) as
Cortlandt Van Bibber
1927
The Cradle Snatchers as
Osteopath
1927
Rich But Honest as
Barney Zoom
1927
The Honorable Mr. Buggs (Short)
1927
Two-Time Mama (Short) as
Mr. Dazzle aka The Devil
1927
Stage Madness as
H.H. Bragg
1926
On the Front Page (Short) as
Young Hornby
1926
Wise Guys Prefer Brunettes (Short) as
Faculty Member (uncredited)
1926
Should Husbands Pay? (Short) as
A Married Flirt
1926
Merry Widower (Short) as
The Trifler
1926
Along Came Auntie (Short) as
The Under-Sheriff
1926
Never Too Old (Short) as
Junior McPip
1926
Don Key (Son of Burro) (Short) as
Second Screenwriter
1926
Dizzy Daddies (Short) as
Johnnie Walker
1926
Madame Mystery (Short) as
Hungry Artist
1926
Wandering Papas (Short) as
Onion, a Bridge Engineer
1926
Your Husband's Past (Short) as
The Reformed Crook
1925
Flaming Flappers (Short)
1925
Laughing Ladies (Short) as
The Dapper Married Man
1925
Papa Be Good! (Short) as
Her Wandering Husband
1925
Moonlight and Noses (Short) as
Ashley, the Daughter's Sweetheart
Soundtrack
1940
Kitty Foyle (performer: "I Want a Girl (Just Like the Girl That Married Dear Old Dad)" (1911) - uncredited)
1940
Little Old New York (performer: "Who Is the Beau of the Belle Of New York" (1940) - uncredited)
1938
In Old Chicago (performer: "Take a Dip in the Sea" (1937) - uncredited)
1937
This Is My Affair (performer: "Put Down Your Glass - Pick Up Your Girl" (1937), "The Fountain in the Park" (1884) - uncredited)
1935
Here Comes the Band (performer: "The Army Band" - uncredited)
1932
Trouble in Paradise (performer: "Colet and Company")
1930
Monte Carlo (performer: "Trimmin' the Women" - uncredited)
1930
The Divorcee (performer: "Singin' in the Rain" (1929) - uncredited)
1929
Dynamite (performer: "How Dry I Am", "Listen to the Mockingbird" (1855) - uncredited)
Archive Footage
1949
Two Knights from Brooklyn as
Spa Clerk (uncredited)
References
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