Alma Bennett Net Worth
Alma Bennett Net Worth is
$3 Million
Alma Bennett Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Alma Bennett was born on April 9, 1904 in Seattle, Washington, USA. She was an actress, known for The Lost World (1925), The Golf Nut (1927) and Long Pants (1927). She was married to Blackie Whiteford, Harry Spingler and Fred Bennett. She died on September 16, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA. | Date Of Birth | April 9, 1904, Seattle, Washington, United States |
| Died | September 16, 1958, Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Place Of Birth | Seattle, Washington, USA |
| Height | 5' 4½" (1.64 m) |
| Profession | Actress |
| Spouse | Blackie Whiteford (m. 1954–1958), Harry Spingler (m. 1929–1953), Fred Bennett (m. 1924–1925) |
| Star Sign | Aries |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Brunette silent screen actress, who specialised in vamps and western heroines. Frequently co-starred in comedies as leading lady opposite Harry Langdon or Ben Turpin. By the late 1920's, her career had declined to bit parts. She died in relative obscurity, aged 54, without even a published obituary. |
Actress
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Pie Mystery | 1931 | Short | Peaches Stone |
| Midnight Daddies | 1930 | Camille McNab - Vamp | |
| Hail the Princess | 1930 | Short | |
| Painted Faces | 1929 | Jury Member (uncredited) | |
| Two Men and a Maid | 1929 | Rose | |
| Girl Crazy | 1929 | Short | Beatrice McCoy |
| New Orleans | 1929 | Marie Cartier | |
| My Lady's Past | 1929 | Typist | |
| Uncle Tom | 1929 | Short | Minor Role |
| The Burglar | 1928 | Short | Minor Role |
| Motorboat Mamas | 1928 | Short | 1st Cabaret Entertainer |
| The Campus Carmen | 1928 | Short | Vamp in Play |
| The Grain of Dust | 1928 | Dorothea Hallowell | |
| The Good-Bye Kiss | 1928 | Toots | |
| The Best Man | 1928 | Short | The Bride |
| The Head of the Family | 1928 | Mabel Manning | |
| Compassion | 1927 | Judith Deering | |
| Smith's Modiste Shop | 1927 | Short | The Mayor's Wife |
| Daddy Boy | 1927 | Short | Cherry - Daddyboy's Fiancée |
| Gold Digger of Weepah | 1927 | Short | Alma - the Gold Digger |
| The Golf Nut | 1927 | Short | The Club President's Wife |
| Catalina, Here I Come | 1927 | Short | Pearl Minnow |
| Long Pants | 1927 | Harry's Downfall (Bebe Blair) | |
| The Jolly Jilter | 1927 | Short | Alma |
| Orchids and Ermine | 1927 | The Vamp | |
| The Plumber's Daughter | 1927 | Short | Alma Washburn |
| A Hollywood Hero | 1927 | Short | Stella Savage |
| A Blonde's Revenge | 1926 | Short | Minor Role (uncredited) |
| The Silent Lover | 1926 | Haldee | |
| Don Juan's Three Nights | 1926 | Carlotta | |
| Brooding Eyes | 1926 | Agnes De Costa | |
| Meet My Girl | 1926 | Short | Alimony Alma |
| The Thrill Hunter | 1926 | Princess Zola | |
| Battling Travers | 1925 | Short | Arabella Hawkins |
| A Sweet Pickle | 1925 | Short | Flora Foster |
| Don't Tell Dad | 1925 | Short | Train Passenger (uncredited) |
| The Price of Success | 1925 | Ardath Courtney | |
| The Light of Western Stars | 1925 | Bonita | |
| The Lost World | 1925 | Gladys Hungerford (as Miss Alma Bennett) | |
| A Fool and His Money | 1925 | Annette Ritazi | |
| The Silent Watcher | 1924 | Lily Elliott, the soubrette | |
| Her Boy Friend | 1924 | Short | The Vamp |
| The Cyclone Rider | 1924 | Doris Steele | |
| Triumph | 1924 | A Flower Girl | |
| The Dawn of a Tomorrow | 1924 | Polly | |
| Why Men Leave Home | 1924 | Jean Ralston | |
| Lilies of the Field | 1924 | Doris | |
| The Grail | 1923 | Susie Trammel | |
| Three Jumps Ahead | 1923 | Annie Darrell | |
| Man's Size | 1923 | Jessie McRae | |
| The Face on the Bar-Room Floor | 1923 | Lottie | |
| Flaming Hearts | 1922 | ||
| Without Compromise | 1922 | Nora Foster | |
| Smiling Jim | 1922 | Louise Briggs | |
| The Affairs of Anatol | 1921 | Chorus Girl (uncredited) | |
| Thieves' Clothes | 1920 | Short | |
| Too Many Burglars | 1920 | Short | |
| Pick Out Your Husband | 1920 | Short | 2nd Wife |
| Somebody Lied | 1920 | Short | |
| Wives and Old Sweethearts | 1920 | Short | |
| The Right to Happiness | 1919 | Lily | |
| His Master's Voice | 1919 | Short | |
| His Friend's Trip | 1919 | Short |
Self
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screen Snapshots, Series 4, No. 7 | 1923 | Documentary short | Herself |
Known for movies
The Lost World (1925)
as Gladys Hungerford
The Golf Nut (1927)
as The Club President's Wife
Long Pants (1927)
as Harry's Downfall (Bebe Blair)
Three Jumps Ahead (1923)
as Annie Darrell