Beulah Bondi Birthday, Real Name, Age, Weight, Height, Family, Facts, Death Cause, Contact Details, Boyfriend(s), Bio & More

Beulah Bondi

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PERSONAL INFORMATION

REAL NAME

Beulah Bondi

BIRTHDAY

May 3, 1889

BORN ON DAY

Friday

BIRTHPLACE

Valparaiso, Indiana, United States

DIED AT AGE

91 Years 8 Months 8 Days

DEATHDATE

January 11, 1981

DEATHPLACE

Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States

CAUSE OF DEATH

Falling

NATIONALITY

American

PROFESSION

Movies (Actress)

ZODIAC

TAURUS

Physical Stats

WAIST

N/A

Hip

N/A

DRESS SIZE

N/A

HEIGHT

5'5''(feet & inches)

1.651 meters

165.1 cm

WEIGHT

N/A

Beulah Bondi Family Members

Parents

MOTHER

Eva Marble

FATHER

Abraham O. Bondy

Fame & Address

DEBUT

FAMOUS FROM/AS

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington as Ma Smith (Film 1939), It's a Wonderful Life as Ma Bailey (Film 1946)

Education, Net Worth & More

COLLEGE

Frances Shimer Academy, Valparaiso University

QUALIFICATION

Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Oratory

More Information

Career of Beulah Bondi

She entered into acting in 1931 with the drama film Street Scene as Emma Jones. She was known widely for her work in Street Scene (1931).

Some Lesser Known Facts About Beulah Bondi

Did Beulah Bondi takes alcohol? NA.
Was Beulah Bondi in the habit of Smoking? Yes.
She made a radio program appearance in 1952 in the show Stars in the Air for one episode.
She suffered broken ribs when she tripped over her cat in her home on January 11, 1981, at age 91.
She started her Broadway career with Kenneth S. Webb's One of the Family in December 1925. The production was at the 49th Street Theatre.
She was in acting when she was small as well. As a child, she commenced acting on the stage, in a production of Little Lord Fauntleroy, when she was 7.
She worked in the film The Painted Veil in 1934 though her scenes were cut from the film.
According to the actress, her biggest regret was passing over the role of Ma Joad in John Ford's The Grapes of Wrath (1940).
She was also baffled after replacing sick May Robson in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". Although she also faced the same situation when she herself was replaced by Robson for the same part when her recovery was quicker than anticipated.