Theodore von Eltz (1893–1964)Born in New Haven, Connecticut on November 5, 1893, silent screen lead Theodore Von Eltz was the son of a Yale professor and educated at Hill School at Pottstown Pennsylvania. Originally prepped to become a doctor, he decided instead to pursue acting. At age 19 he made his New York debut and soon was hitting the Broadway boards with performances in "Children of Earth" (1915)... See full bio » Died:(age 70) in Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA |
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Actor (211 titles)
1956-1957
Telephone Time
(TV series)
Henry Corfield
Henry Corfield
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The Unsinkable Molly Brown
(1957)
(as Theodor Von Eltz)
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She Also Ran
(1956)
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Henry Corfield
(as Theodor von Eltz)
1954-1956
The Ford Television Theatre
(TV series)
Dr. Craig Landor / Dr. Harris
Dr. Craig Landor / Dr. Harris
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Behind the Mask
(1956)
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Dr. Craig Landor
(as Theodor von Eltz)
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Twelve to Eternity
(1955)
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The Happiest Day
(1954)
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Dr. Harris
(as Theodor Von Eltz)
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