Harold Beaudine
Harold Beaudine (November 29, 1894 – May 9, 1949) was an early Hollywood film director of silent films. William Beaudine was his brother. He directed more than 70 films, many of them short films.
Harold Beaudine
- Born
- 1894 · New York City.
- Died
- 1949
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- film director · screenwriter
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Harold Beaudine (November 29, 1894 – May 9, 1949) was an early Hollywood film director of silent films. William Beaudine was his brother. He directed more than 70 films, many of them short films.
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Beaudine was born in New York City and died in Sawtelle, Los Angeles, California. He is known for his action filled comedies. His career dropped off with the development of "talkies" and the end of the silent era.
• Year — Film — Role — Director — Notes • 1920 — Hey, Rube! — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1921 — One Stormy Knight — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1921 — Take Your Time — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1921 — Three Jokers — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1921 — Rocking the Boat — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — 'Tis the Bull — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — A Hickory Hick — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — Hokus Pokus — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — In Dutch — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — Second Childhood — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1922 — Mile-a-Minute Mary — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Navy Blues — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Aggravatin' Papa — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Black and Blue — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Fool Proof — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Hot Water — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1923 — Plumb Crazy — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1924 — Nerve Tonic — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1924 — Safe and Sane — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1924 — French Pastry — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1924 — Easy Pickin's — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1924 — Why Hurry? — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — For Sadie's Sake — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Air Tight — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Slippery Feet — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Be Careful — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Great Guns — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Sit Tight — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1925 — Step Fast — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Dodging Trouble — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Broken China — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Beauty à la Mud — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Mister Wife — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Dancing Daddy — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Wild and Woozy — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Dummy Love — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Fresh Faces — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1926 — Hoot Mon! — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Break Away — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Splash Yourself — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Crazy to Fly — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Dead Easy — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Holy Mackerel — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Queer Ducks — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Short Socks — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — No Sparking — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1927 — Oh, Mummy! — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Goofy Ghosts — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Skating Home — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — The Sock Exchange — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Baby Talks — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Believe It or Not — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Just the Type — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Loose Change — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1928 — Slippery Heels — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1929 — Brother for Sale — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1929 — No Boy Wanted — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — His Bachelor Daddies — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Grounds for Murder — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Seeing Things — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — For Art's Sake — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Barefoot Days — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Mush Again — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — A Happy Little Honeymoon — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Neighbors — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — His Public — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Seeing Off Service — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1930 — Stepping Out — Harold Beaudine — Short • 1931 — A College Racket — Harold Beaudine — Short
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