Born: 11-Nov-1887
Birthplace: London, England
Died: 5-Jun-1953
Location of death: New York City
Cause of death: Natural Causes
Remains: Cremated

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: England
Executive summary: Cosmo Topper

Wife: Marjorie Kummer (m. 5-Sep-1921, div. 18-Oct-1940)
Wife: Dorothy Patience May DuCroz (m. 1948, until his death)

    High School: Sherborne College
    University: University of London
    University: Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

    Dutch Treat Club (1947-53)
    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6523 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)
    Hollywood Walk of Fame 6315 Hollywood Blvd. (television)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    St. Benny the Dip (24-Aug-1951)
    Let's Dance (29-Nov-1950) · Mr. Edmund Pohlwhistle
    The Great Lover (23-Nov-1949)
    You Gotta Stay Happy (28-Oct-1948)
    Bond Street (12-May-1948)
    And Then There Were None (31-Oct-1945) · Detective William Henry Blore
    Standing Room Only (7-Jan-1944)
    Forever and a Day (21-Jan-1943)
    Tales of Manhattan (5-Aug-1942)
    They All Kissed the Bride (11-Jun-1942)
    Two-Faced Woman (Nov-1941) · O. O. Miller
    The Flame of New Orleans (24-Apr-1941)
    Topper Returns (21-Mar-1941) · Cosmo Topper
    No, No, Nanette (13-Dec-1940)
    The Philadelphia Story (1-Dec-1940) · Uncle Willie
    Irene (23-Apr-1940)
    Star Dust (6-Apr-1940)
    He Married His Wife (19-Jan-1940) · Bill Carter
    Topper Takes a Trip (21-Jan-1939)
    The Young in Heart (3-Nov-1938)
    Sailing Along (25-Jan-1938)
    Ali Baba Goes to Town (22-Oct-1937)
    Topper (16-Jul-1937) · Mr. Topper
    King Solomon's Mines (Jun-1937)
    Call It a Day (17-Apr-1937) · Frank Haines
    The Man Who Could Work Miracles (29-Nov-1936)
    One Rainy Afternoon (13-May-1936)
    The Unguarded Hour (4-Apr-1936) · Bunny
    Ruggles of Red Gap (19-Feb-1935)
    David Copperfield (8-Jan-1935)
    His Double Life (15-Dec-1933) · Priam Farrel
    Blind Adventure (18-Aug-1933)
    Wedding Rehearsal (1-Oct-1932)
    Street of Women (4-Jun-1932) · Linkhorne Gibson
    This Is the Night (8-Apr-1932) · Gerald Grey
    One Hour With You (22-Mar-1932) · Prof. Olivier
    The Guardsman (7-Nov-1931) · Bernhardt
    The Squaw Man (5-Sep-1931)
    Madame Satan (20-Sep-1930)
    The Unholy Night (14-Sep-1929)
    Sherlock Holmes (7-Mar-1922) · Dr. Watson

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