Mini-Biography:
The day of birth of Carolyn Birch is not on record. She was an American Színésznő, known for Fine Feathers make Fine Birds (1914), A Timely Rescue (1912), Babbling Tongues (1917), Carolyn Birch's first movie on record is from 1912. Carolyn Birch died on an unknown date. Her last motion picture on file dates from 1917.
Életrajz (német): American Actress, Born probably around 1890, the dates and places of her birth and death remain unknown for the moment. She graduated from the Notre Dame Academy, Lowell, Massachusetts, "devoting her time to art and music", before joining the Vitagraph Company. Her first screen credit appeared 1912 in A Timely Rescue with Harry T. Morey and Robert Gaillard. While the director of this production is unknown, all her other 19 reported screen appearances were directed by William Humphrey.
The 1918 edition of the Motion Picture Studio Directory has only very little details on the actress: she rides, swims, dances. Her height is 5 foot 5, her weight 125 lbs. She had dark hair and blue eyes. She was apparently "the proud possessor of a beautiful voice ... devotes a great deal of her time to outdoor sports, and is well known among the younger set in Brooklyn." [The Moving Picture World, August 25, 1917, pg 1202] From March to Mai 1917, she appeared in the Irish opera "Eileen" by Henry Blossom at the Shubert Theater in New York, before returning to the motion pictures again.
Carolyn Birch's last known film is Babbling Tongues, screened for the first time in August 1917. After 1917 the actress disappeared into oblivion. [lhg 2013]
Carolyn Birch Filmográfia [Auszug]
1917: [08.00] Babbling Tongues (Színész: Henrietti ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Arthur Donaldson, Grace Valentine, James Morrison,
1916: [08.21] The Footlights of Fate (Színész: Venetia Tankerville), Rendező William Humphrey, a Naomi Childers, Marc McDermott, Robert Whitworth,
1916: [07.10] Fathers of Men (Színész: Anna ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Robert Edeson, William Humphrey, Naomi Childers,
1916: [03.11] Husks (Színész: Hope - McTrigger's Wife ), Rendező William Humphrey, a William Humphrey, Nellie Anderson,
1916: [02.12] From Out of the Past (Színész: Ethel - as an Adult ), Rendező William Humphrey, a William Humphrey, Belle Bruce, Jacqueline Brown,
1916: [01.22] The Secret Seven (Színész: Viola Fiori ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Rose Tapley, William Humphrey,
1915: [12.16] The Flower of the Hills (Színész: Jane ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Leo Delaney, Denton Vane,
1915: [12.09] Sam's Sweetheart (Színész: Babs), Rendező William Humphrey, a Mary Maurice, Anders Randolf,
1915: [11.20] Heredity (Színész: Beatrice Van Dorn (AKA Caroline Birch) ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Katherine Lewis, Rose Tapley,
1915: [10.22] To Cherish and Protect (Színész: Janet Poole ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Harry T. Morey, Harry S. Northrup, Gladden James,
1915: [10.21] On the Turn of a Card (Színész), Rendező William Humphrey, a Harry T. Morey, Garry McGarry,
1915: [09.27] The Butterfly's Lesson (Színész: Leila ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Leo Delaney, Louise Beaudet,
1915: [09.16] The Shadow of Fear (Színész: Grace ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Harry T. Morey, Gladden James,
1915: [08.15] The Good in the Worst of Us (Színész: The Farmer's Wife ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Harry T. Morey, Gladden James,
1915: [07.18] On her Wedding Night (Színész: Inez (veiled woman) ), Rendező William Humphrey, George D. Baker, a , Antonio Moreno, Charles Kent,
1914: [09.21] Fine Feathers make Fine Birds (Színész: Carmela), Rendező William Humphrey, a Leah Baird, William Humphrey,
1914: [09.14] The Man Who Knew (Színész: Madame Perino ), Rendező William Humphrey, a William Humphrey, Leah Baird,
1914: [07.18] The Song of the Ghetto (Színész: Rosa Braganzi ), Rendező William Humphrey, a Antonio Moreno, William Humphrey,
1914: [06.22] Maria's Sacrifice (Színész), Rendező William Humphrey, a William Humphrey, Eulalie Jensen, Sidney Rankin Drew,
1912: [01.31] A Timely Rescue (Színész: Ruth Ferris - Kenneth's Sweetheart ), Rendező N. N., a Harry T. Morey, Alec B. Francis,
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