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Lawrence A. Bowes
(1885-1955)
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Lawrence A. Bowes was born on 1 January 1885 in Newark, California, USA. He was an actor, known for
Big Town Ideas (1921)
,
Treed (1916)
and
Up the Flue (1916)
. He died on 5 June 1955 in Glendale, California, USA.
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Big Town Ideas
7.0
Governor
(as Larry Bowes)
1921
Treed
Short
The Grocer
(as Larry Bowes)
1916
Up the Flue
Short
The Oil Magnate
1916
A Warm Reception
Short
Actor
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
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Big Town Ideas
7.0
Governor
(as Larry Bowes)
1921
The Big Secret
Short
(as Larry Bowes)
1921
His Fiery Beat
Short
(as Larry Bowes)
1921
Dynamite
6.2
Short
(as Larry Bowes)
1920
An Elephant's Nightmare
Short
(as Larry Bowes)
1920
Footprints
Short
1920
A Warm Reception
Short
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
Flirting with Danger
Short
Owner of the Bowling Alley
1917
A Vanquished Flirt
Short
Her Sweetheart
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
A Plaster Feud
Short
The Fat Contractor
1917
Jolted Justice
Short
The Owner of the Show
1917
Freed by Fido
Short
Proprietor
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
A Matrimonial Shock
Short
1917
A Rummy Romance
Short
The Girl's Father
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
Sticky Fingers
Short
Father
(as Larry Bowes)
1917
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Alternative name
Larry Bowes
Born
January 1
,
1885
Newark, California, USA
Died
June 5
,
1955
Glendale, California, USA
(undisclosed)
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Silent screen supporting player, often in comedy for Selig, Universal and Essanay during the 1910's.
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