Theodore von Eltz Net Worth is
$2 Million

Mini Biography

Blessed in New Haven, Connecticut on November 5, 1893, silent display screen business lead Theodore Von Eltz was the kid of the Yale teacher and informed at Hill College at Pottstown Pa. Originally prepped to become doctor, he chose instead to go after acting. At age group 19 he produced his NY debut and shortly was striking the Broadway planks with shows in “Kids of Globe” (1915), “Rio Grande” (1916) and “The Aged Lady Displays Her Medals (1917). Von Eltz advanced right into a dark and dashingly good-looking silent film acting professional. Well-dressed having a trimmed mustache, he romanced many of the silent screen’s most beautiful celebrities in both humor and theatre, including Bebe Daniels in The Rate Woman (1921) and Viola Dana in Fourteenth Enthusiast (1922), before getting into a design of disreputable second qualified prospects and support tasks with Tiger Rose (1923), The Sports Opportunity (1925), The Crimson Kimona (1925), THE OCEAN Wolf (1926). He received reduced billing to several pet heroes in White colored Fang (1925) no Man’s Regulation (1927). From the advent of sound Von Eltz was firmly entrenched in character parts and was often relied upon to drum up sinister support such as for example his deceptive culprit in The Arizona Kid (1930); his gangster in Red-Haired Alibi (1932); the Shirley Temple automobile Bright Eye (1934), where he performed Jane Withers’ annoyingly vexatious dad; his henchman in SUNLIGHT Never Models (1939); and, even more notably, his small part as the blackmailing pornographer whose activities ignite the traditional film noir THE BEST Sleep (1946). Alternatively, he may possibly also play benevolent doctors, attorneys and servants and do so inside a film profession that nearly strike the 200 tag. By the past due 1930’s his billing got slipped substantially to the idea he was regularly uncredited. A well-oiled participant on radio, he voiced the component of Papa Barbour on the favorite system “One Man’s Family members” from 1948-1949, but was later on changed. He also performed on 50s Television. Von Eltz was married twice. First wife Peggy Prior was a screenwriter for Pathe Studios. That they had two kids, Teddy and Lori, the second option becoming the cleaning soap celebrity Lori March. Pursuing their divorce and a bitter guardianship feud (which he dropped), he wedded Elizabeth Lorimar in 1932. They continued to be jointly until his loss of life. He passed on at the FILM Country House after a protracted disease and was buried in Forest Yard Memorial Recreation area in LA.

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