Grant Stewart was an American actor who is best known for The Rainbow Princess, Arms and the Girl, and his contributions to Broadway.
Personal and Family Life
Grant Stewart was born Duncan Grant Mackenzie Stewart on April 18, 1866, in Lewisham, England. He married Helen Mackenzie and they had one child together. Stewart was a dedicated family man and lived at 571 West 139th Street in New York City. His father was Duncan Stewart and his mother was Florence Emma Mackenzie.
Career
Stewart had a long and successful career on stage, being active on Broadway from 1895 until 1929. He was not only an actor but also worked as a playwright and lyricist. He was a founding member of Actor’s Equity, which advocates for the rights of actors and performers in the industry.
Death and Legacy
Grant Stewart passed away on August 18, 1929, in Woodstock, New York. His contributions to theatre and film left a lasting impact, especially in the early years of American theater. His work continues to be remembered by actors and theatre enthusiasts today.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1916 | The Rainbow Princess | Judge Daingerfield |
| 1917 | Arms and the Girl | Writer |