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Betty Bird
Born
June 18, 1901
Died: March 4, 1998
(Lived 96 years)
Place of Birth
Vienna, Austria-Hungary (now Austria)
Known For
Acting
Gender
Female
Career Highlights
30
Movies
0
TV Shows
Also Known As
Hilde Elisabeth Ptack
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Betty Bird
Movies
30
TV Shows
0
Held einer Nacht
as
Elvira Thompson
May 1, 1935
Der Herr Senator
as
Steffi Andersen
November 1, 1934
Was bin ich ohne Dich
as
Paula Schwarz, genannt Polly, seine Frau
August 23, 1934
Flucht nach Nizza
as
Ramona Novalez
June 13, 1933
Salon Dora Green
as
Ellen Brinkmann
February 22, 1933
The Secret of the Blue Room
as
Zofe Betty
December 13, 1932
I Do Not Want to Know Who You Are
as
Käthe, ihre Nichte
September 8, 1932
Grandstand for General Staff
as
Lilli Kopsch, Braut von Jennewein
April 1, 1932
The Great Love
as
Annie Huber
December 21, 1931
The Spanish Fly
as
Wally
December 9, 1931
The Company's Mother
as
Else Krüger
October 22, 1931
Opera Ball
as
Vicky, die Zofe
July 25, 1931
Waltz Paradise
as
Anna, Zofe bei Lona Mertens
April 9, 1931
Viennese love affairs
as
Gretel
March 6, 1931
Grock
as
Ines, seine Assistentin
February 24, 1931
Darling of the Gods
as
Madelone
October 13, 1930
A Student's Song of Heidelberg
as
Elinor Miller
August 27, 1930
The three holy fountains
as
Pia
February 28, 1930
Storm on three hearts
Cast
February 12, 1930
Waterloo
as
Rieke, seine Braut
November 7, 1929
The Green Monocle
Cast
September 24, 1929
The Hound of the Baskervilles
as
Beryl
August 28, 1929
Die Mitternachts-Taxe
as
Lilly
March 15, 1929
Die vierte von rechts
Cast
February 4, 1929
Behind Monastery Walls
as
Käthe
December 10, 1928
Der Herzensphotograph
as
Ilse
December 1, 1928
Aimless Hearts
as
Marie Luise
November 1, 1928
Der Ladenprinz
as
Lucians Kusine
August 20, 1928
Madame wagt einen Seitensprung
Cast
June 1, 1927
Hubby’s Quiet Little Game
Cast
August 8, 1926
