Louise Beaudet was an American actress and singer who is best known for her roles in The Goddess (1915), The Gold Diggers (1923), and The Man Behind the Door (1914). Born on December 5, 1859, in Lotbinere, Québec, Canada, she later moved to the United States and became a notable figure in entertainment until her death on December 31, 1947, in New York City, New York.
Personal and Family Life
Louise Beaudet was born to Clement Beaudet and Elizabeth. She began her career in comic opera in the late 1870s, performing on both the East and West Coasts of the U.S. In 1889, she joined the James C. Duff Opera Company, showcasing her talents in various productions.
Career
Beaudet made her Broadway debut in 1899 and transitioned to film in 1912 as a supporting player with Vitagraph. She gained recognition for her performances, including a memorable command performance at Buckingham Palace in 1895. Over her career, she appeared in numerous films and stage productions, leaving a significant mark on the entertainment industry.
Death and Legacy
Louise Beaudet passed away on December 31, 1947, in New York City. Her contributions to stage and film, especially during the early 20th century, cemented her legacy as a pioneering actress and singer. She is remembered for her remarkable performances and the path she paved for future generations in the arts.
Filmography
Title | Year | Role |
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The Goddess | 1915 | Sally |
The Gold Diggers | 1923 | Cissie Gray |
The Man Behind the Door | 1914 | Madame Julie Du Fay |
Her Lord and Master | 1921 | Mrs. Chazy Bunker |
Slaves of Pride | 1920 | Mrs. Leeds |
Babbling Tongues | 1917 | Marie Moreau |
The Price She Paid | 1917 | Mrs. Gower |
The Musical Barber | 1916 | Mother |
Billie’s Mother | 1916 | Louise – Billie’s Mother |
The Law Decides | 1916 | Mrs. Wharton |
The Road of Many Turnings | 1916 | Mrs. Wagner |
Green Stockings | 1916 | Ida Faraday |
On Her Wedding Night | 1915 | Mrs. Carter |
The Flower of the Hills | 1915 | Jack’s Aunt |
A Price for Folly | 1915 | Duchess de Segni |
A ‘Model’ Wife | 1915 | Madame Helene |