Helen Gilmore

born: 04 January 1862 Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America

died: 16 November 1936 LA General Hospital, Los Angeles, California, United States of America (cardiac arrest, age 74)

American actress who supported Harold Lloyd, Stan Laurel and others in the mid-1910s to the mid-1920s. Some sources list her date of death as 08 October 1947, and in New York City.  This is incorrect.

Real name: Antoinette Field Height: 5'10½"

Films listed on this page: complete Hal Roach filmography; plus all films with Babe Hardy.

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1918 On The Jump [unidentified character]   1918 Follow The Crowd The 'queen' 1918 Pipe The Whiskers [unidentified character]   1918 It's A Wild Life The girl's mother 1918 Hey There! [unidentified character]   1918 Kicked Out [unidentified character]   1918 The Non-Stop Kid Party guest next to Harold 1918 Two-Gun Gussie Woman in saloon 1918 Fireman, Save My Child Mrs. Little 1918 The City Slicker Wife 1918 Sic 'Em, Towser Girl's mother   1918 Somewhere In Turkey [?]   1918 Are Crooks Dishonest? [?] 1918 An Ozark Romance [?]   1918 Kicking The Germ Out Of Germany [?]   1918 That's Him Busybody 1918 Bride And Gloom [?]   1918 Two Scrambled [?]   1918 Bees In His Bonnet [?]   1918 Swing Your Partners Woman on street 1918 Why Pick On Me? Bebe's mother 1918 Nothing But Trouble [unidentified character]   1918 Hear 'Em Rave [?] 1918 Take A Chance [?] 1919 Ring Up The Curtain Manager's wife [DISPUTED] 1919 Ring Up The Curtain Manager's wife   1919 Bumping Into Broadway 'Bearcat' the landlady   1919 Captain Kidd's Kids The girl's mother 1919 From Hand To Mouth Hag   1920 His Royal Slyness Queen Razzamatazz 1920 Haunted Spooks [?] 1921 Never Weaken Mother-in-law 1922 One Terrible Day Carlene Culpepper 1922 Our Gang Emil's wife 1922 Newly Rich [unidentified character]   1923 Mr. Hyppo Woman in front row (left side) 1923 Tight Shoes Customer who loses shoes 1923 Where Am I? Mrs. Schmaltz 1923 Safety Last! Department store customer   1923 Boys To Board Mother Malone   1923 Kill Or Cure Aggressive non-customer   1923 Jack Frost Ma 1923 Post No Bills Bride   1923 No Noise Nurse 1923 Heavy Seas Crowd onlooker 1923 Jus' Passin' Through Dinner guest   1923 Stage Fright Mickey's mother   1923 The Whole Truth Wife 1923 Sunday Calm Mrs. McTeeter 1923 Mother's Joy Dottie 1923 It's A Joy! Mother-in-law 1924 The Cowboy Sheik Gussie, the cook 1924 Just A Minute Caroline, the Mayor's wife 1924 Postage Due [unidentified character]   1924 Love's Detour [?] 1924 Big Moments From Little Pictures Poor house matron 1924 The 'Fraidy Cat Lem Tucker's mother 1924 Zeb vs. Paprika [?]   1924 Seein' Things Baby's mother   1924 Commencement Day Joe's mother   1924 Near Dublin Villager 1924 April Fool The editor's wife 1924 Cradle Robbers Jackie's mother 1924 Young Oldfield Lucretia's mother 1924 Stolen Goods Shopper 1924 Our Congressman Dowager Lady Hemingway Abbott 1924 It's A Bear Farmer's wife 1924 Short Kilts Mrs. McHungry   1924 Sittin' Pretty [unidentified character]   1924 Should Landlords Live? [unidentified character]   1924 Every Man For Himself Pedestrian 1924 Bungalow Boobs Neighbor's wife   1924 Fast Company Woman from Traveler's Aide Society   1924 Deaf, Dumb And Daffy Pie victim 1924 Meet The Missus Mother-in-law 1924 The Rubber-Neck Woman with hat on bus 1925 Wages Of Tin The girl's mother 1925 The Rat's Knuckles Diner who stands on chair 1925 The Big Town Train passenger   1925 Circus Fever Mickey's & Jackie's mom 1925 The Haunted Honeymoon [unidentified character]   1925 Excuse My Glove [?] 1925 The Love Bug Beauty parlor customer 1925 Hold My Baby! Train passenger 1925 Big Red Ridinghood Book buyer/ Red Ridinghood in fantasy 1925 Wild Papa [unidentified character]   1925 Sure-Mike! Pedestrian 1925 Chasing The Chaser Neighbor   1925 Sherlock Sleuth [unidentified character]   1925 The Bouncer Dance hall patron 1925 Tame Men And Wild Women Arthur's mother   1925 Mary, Queen Of Tots Doll maker's wife 1925 Unfriendly Enemies Laughing woman 1925 Moonlight And Noses [unidentified character]   1925 Should Sailors Marry? Train passenger 1925 Laughing Ladies Dental nurse 1925 Starvation Blues [unidentified character]   1925 His Wooden Wedding Dress maker 1925 Tol'able Romeo Woman on bench 1926 What's The World Coming To? Neighbor 1926 Your Husbands Past [unidentified character]   1926 Madame Mystery [unidentified character]   1926 Baby Clothes Joe's mother   1926 Say It With Babies [?] 1926 Don Key (Son Of Burro) [unidentified character]   1926 Long Fliv The King Helga's lady-in-waiting   1926 Never Too Old [unidentified character]   1926 Thundering Fleas Pedestrian 1926 The Merry Widower [unidentified character]   1926 Crazy Like A Fox [unidentified character]   1926 Should Husbands Pay? [unidentified character]   1926 Bromo And Juliet [unidentified character]   1928 Their Purple Moment Pink Pup patron   1928 Two Tars Motorist   1929 Going Ga-Ga Head nurse 1930 Shivering Shakespeare Woman in audience 1930 The Real McCoy Mother at dance 1930 The Shrimp Tenant 1930 Pups Is Pups Woman with hat 1932 Any Old Port! Audience member (2 scenes)

▼ NON-HAL ROACH FILMS

1916 This Way Out [?] [*image is from a still] 1916 Chickens [?] [*image is from a still] 1916 Never Again Mrs. Dale   1916 Life Savers Old maid Acknowledgements: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Helen_Gilmore (Wikipedia) https://archive.org/stream/motionpicturestu00moti#page/96/mode/1up/search/gilmore Jim Clewer (help and information, some screenshots) Jesse Brisson (information relating to her height and identification in The Real McCoy, The Bouncer, Sure-Mike!; crowd identification in Any Old Port!) Craig Calman (ringside identification in Any Old Port!) Jim Jarvis (help) Christin Gleditzsch (identification in His Wooden Wedding) † The IMDb credits her for "Just Neighbors", "Are Crooks Dishonest?" and "Wise Guys Prefer Brunettes" - all are wrong. Other sources lists her height at 5'9"; and cause of death as leukemia. This page was last updated on 07 October 2024