Sam Hardy
Biography
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Sam B. Hardy (March 21, 1883 – October 16, 1935) was an American stage and film actor who appeared in feature films during the silent and early sound eras. He died of intestinal problems. He was also known as Samuel Hardy.
Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Hardy attended Yale but left there to become an actor on stage. He entered the world of film with Biograph Studios.
Hardy became ill while he was working in the film Shoot the Chutes, starring Eddie Cantor. He did not survive emergency surgery at a hospital.
Known For
Acting
1933
asCharles Weston
1929
as
1921
asJ. Rufus Wallingford
1932
asPete Harris
1928
asGleason
1934
asBennie the Gouge
1933
asRussell Spaulding
1931
asBob Hornsby
1923
asCornelius Vanderbilt
1928
asJoe Lehman
1929
asCharlie
1933
asHawkins
1927
asBrassy Gall
1932
asMr. Black
1931
asJudge Jackson
1928
asJack
1935
asMarx
1933
asCapt. Martin Gallagher
1930
asG.W. Parker
1929
asHappy Manning
1931
asMcCoy
1931
asRooney - Kane's Manager
1934
asDaniel J. Dingle
1933
asSam Muldoon
1934
asJack Summers
1931
asLarry
1933
asProfessor Triplett
1930
asDavolo
1930
asHarry Fontaine
1930
asWindy 'Wally' Wallace
1929
asJerry
1928
asIndustrialist
1929
asJoe Reno
1934
asEditor Stephen Caldwell
1933
asSinclair Sable
1931
asJames Ludgate
1930
asBrady
1933
asSlick Ryan
1932
asJeff Baird
1934
asMichael 'King' Kelly
1932
asKing Frenzi
1926
asHandy
1926
asManaging Editor
1927
asJohnny Fay
1934
asSelf - Weight Guesser (uncredited)
1930
asJ.B. Berkley
1928
asPhilip Hurd
1935
asBig Steve Ogden
1928
asSpike
1931
asSam Hart
1926
asGindelheim
1926
asWilliam Graves
1926
asApollo Beneventa
1934
asPogey
1928
as'Ace' Kearney
1927
asHank
1923
asJerome Trevor
1929
asDoc Hardy
1929
asEgan
1917
asHartly Poole
1925
asJardine
1927
asNick Fanshaw
1919
asLt. James 'Jim' Winthrop, Jr.
1928
asSpike
asLieutenant James 'Jim' Winthrop Jr.
Production
1922
asCrew
Directing
