1883-03-21 New Haven, Connecticut, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sam B. Hardy (March 21, 1883 – October 16, 1935) was an American stage and film actor who appeared in feature films during the silent and early sound eras. He died of intestinal problems. He was also known as Samuel Hardy. Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Hardy attended Yale but left there to become an actor on stage. He entered the world of film with Biograph Studios. Hardy became ill while he was working in the film Shoot the Chutes, starring Eddie Cantor. He did not survive emergency surgery at a hospital.
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Break of Hearts | Marx | 1935-05-31 |
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Powdersmoke Range | Big Steve Ogden | 1935-09-27 |
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The Gay Bride | Daniel J. Dingle | 1934-12-14 |
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Transatlantic Merry-Go-Round | Jack Summers | 1934-11-02 |
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Little Miss Marker | Bennie the Gouge | 1934-06-01 |
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I Give My Love | Pogey | 1934-07-17 |
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Aunt Sally | Michael 'King' Kelly | 1934-06-13 |
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Night Alarm | Editor Stephen Caldwell | 1934-12-10 |
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The Hollywood Gad-About | Self - Weight Guesser (uncredited) | 1934-10-04 |
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Goldie Gets Along | Sam Muldoon | 1933-01-27 |
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King Kong | Charles Weston | 1933-03-15 |
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Stolen by Gypsies or Beer and Bicycles | Sinclair Sable | 1933-07-13 |
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The Big Brain | Slick Ryan | 1933-08-04 |
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Face in the Sky | Professor Triplett | 1933-01-15 |
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Curtain at Eight | Capt. Martin Gallagher | 1933-10-01 |
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Ann Vickers | Russell Spaulding | 1933-09-26 |
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Three-Cornered Moon | Hawkins | 1933-08-08 |
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Rule 'Em and Weep | King Frenzi | 1932-05-02 |
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The Dark Horse | Mr. Black | 1932-06-16 |
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The Phantom of Crestwood | Pete Harris | 1932-10-14 |
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Make Me a Star | Jeff Baird | 1932-07-01 |
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Annabelle's Affairs | James Ludgate | 1931-06-14 |
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The Miracle Woman | Bob Hornsby | 1931-07-17 |
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June Moon | Sam Hart | 1931-03-21 |
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The Magnificent Lie | Larry | 1931-07-25 |
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Peach-o-Reno | Judge Jackson | 1931-12-25 |
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The Millionaire | McCoy | 1931-05-01 |
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The Champion | Rooney - Kane's Manager | 1931-02-25 |
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True to the Navy | Brady | 1930-05-25 |
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Song of the West | Davolo | 1930-03-15 |
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Borrowed Wives | G.W. Parker | 1930-08-20 |
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Reno | J.B. Berkley | 1930-09-30 |
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Burning Up | Windy 'Wally' Wallace | 1930-02-01 |
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The Florodora Girl | Harry Fontaine | 1930-05-31 |
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Rainbow Man | Doc Hardy | 1929-05-16 |
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Acquitted | Egan | 1929-11-15 |
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On With the Show! | Jerry | 1929-07-13 |
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Big News | Joe Reno | 1929-09-06 |
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A Man's Man | Charlie | 1929-05-25 |
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Mexicali Rose | Happy Manning | 1929-12-26 |
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Fast Company | 1929-09-20 | |
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The Big Noise | Philip Hurd | 1928-03-25 |
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The Butter and Egg Man | Joe Lehman | 1928-09-22 |
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Turn Back the Hours | 'Ace' Kearney | 1928-03-01 |
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The Night Bird | Gleason | 1928-09-16 |
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Diamond Handcuffs | Spike | 1928-05-05 |
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Outcast | Jack | 1928-11-11 |
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Give and Take | Industrialist | 1928-12-23 |
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A Texas Steer | Brassy Gall | 1927-12-04 |
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Broadway Nights | Johnny Fay | 1927-05-15 |
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Orchids and Ermine | Hank | 1927-03-06 |
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The Prince of Tempters | Apollo Beneventa | 1926-10-17 |
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The Great Deception | Handy | 1926-07-26 |
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Bluebeard's Seven Wives | Gindelheim | 1926-01-13 |
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When Love Grows Cold | William Graves | 1926-01-31 |
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The Savage | Managing Editor | 1926-07-18 |
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The Half-Way Girl | Jardine | 1925-08-16 |
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Mighty Lak' a Rose | Jerome Trevor | 1923-02-12 |
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Little Old New York | Cornelius Vanderbilt | 1923-08-01 |
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Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford | J. Rufus Wallingford | 1921-12-04 |
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At First Sight | Hartly Poole | 1917-07-02 |
