Helen Ware

Helen Ware was an American actress known for her roles in The Virginian, Flaming Gold, and The Garden of Allah. Born on October 15, 1877, in San Francisco, California, she made significant contributions to both stage and screen throughout her career.

Personal and Family Life

Helen Ware was married to Frederick Burt until her death. She was not only an actress but also a drama coach who played an essential role in the theater community. In 1918, she was elected to the Actors Equity council board, highlighting her commitment to the advancement of actors’ rights.

Career

Ware was recognized as a raven-haired character actress, specializing in serious dramatic roles. Her career spanned several decades, and she became well-known for her impactful performances in numerous films. She was admired for her talent and dedication to her craft in both film and theater.

Death and Legacy

Helen Ware passed away on January 25, 1939, in Carmel, California, due to a throat infection. Her contributions to acting have left a lasting legacy, and she is remembered as a talented figure in American theater and cinema. Her work continues to inspire actors and actresses today.

Filmography

TitleRelease DateCharacter
The Virginian1929-11-09Mrs. ‘Ma’ Taylor
Party Husband1931-06-06Mrs. Duell
Girl Missing1933-03-04Mrs. Bradford
Romance in Manhattan1935-01-11Miss Anthrop
The Keyhole1933-03-25Portia DeWitt Brooks
The Warrior’s Husband1933-04-28Pomposia
She’s My Weakness1930-08-01Mrs. Elise Thurber
Morning Glory1933-08-18Nellie Navarre
Abraham Lincoln1930-11-08Mrs. Edwards
Sadie McKee1934-05-09Mrs. McKee
The Night of June 131932-09-17Mrs. Morrow
One Night at Susie’s1930-10-19Susie
Command Performance1931-01-19Queen Elinor
Tol’able David1930-11-15Mrs. Kinemon
Half Way to Heaven1929-12-14Madame Elsie
Secret of the Chateau1934-12-03Madame Rombiere
The Reckless Hour1931-08-15Harriett Nichols
Soul-Fire1925-05-30San Francisco Sal
Thieves’ Gold1918-03-18Mrs. Savage
She Had to Say Yes1933-07-15Mrs. Haines
I Take This Woman1931-06-26Aunt Bessie
Napoleon’s Barber1928-11-24The Barber’s Wife
Slightly Scarlet1930-02-22Corbett’s Wife
Ladies They Talk About1933-02-04Head Matron Mrs. Johnson (uncredited)
Flaming Gold1932-09-28Tampico Tess Terrell
Speakeasy1929-03-08Min
The Deep Purple1920-05-02Kate Fallon
Secret Love1916-01-31Joan Lowrie
The Price1915-10-04
New Year’s Eve1929-02-24Landlady
The Garden of Allah1916-12-25Domini Enfilden
The Haunted Pajamas1917-06-11Elizabeth Billings
Fascination1922-04-09Parola