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George Francis Beldam (1903 - 1962). American Actor and Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. Rex Bell was born on October 16, 1903 in Chicago, Illinois, USA wavy-haired Hollywood western star of the 1930's (at 20th Century Fox) who married the 'It Girl' Clara Bow and became Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. Bell and wife settled down at the Walking Box Ranch in Searchlight, Nevada, where they gave ...
Rex Bell Jr, son of silent-film superstar Clara Bow (right) and cowboy actor Rex Bell, died of cancer on Saturday, July 9.He was 76. A former Republican Lieutenant Governor and Clark County (Las Vegas and surrounding areas) district attorney who believed in long sentences and more and bigger prisons, Bell Jr didn't have much of a career in films.
Rex Bell, born George Francis Beldam (October 16, 1903 – July 4, 1962), was an American actor and politician. He was the 21st Lieutenant Governor of Nevada and a western movie star. Rex was born in Chicago and married actress Clara Bow in 1931. They had two sons, Tony Beldam (1934-2011, changed name to Rex Anthony Bell, Jr.) and George Beldam ...
Rex Bell is known as an Actor. Some of his work includes The Misfits, Broadway to Cheyenne, Hollywood on Parade No. A-8, The Idaho Kid, Dawn on the Great Divide, West of Nevada, The Arm of the Law, and Stormy Trails.
Above is a shot of Janice Graves' Grandfather, William Conant, with Rex Bell. "1943" is written on the back of the photo, but I think this shot may be 1950s vintage based on the gray streak in Bell's hair.
Bow drehte einen letzten Film und zog sich 1933 ins Privatleben auf eine Ranch in Nevada zurück, wo sie mit dem Westernschauspieler und Politiker Rex Bell lebte, den sie 1931 geheiratet hatte. Dort bekam sie zwei Söhne. Ihr psychischer Zustand verschlechterte sich zusehends; sie wurde menschenscheu und soll einen Suizidversuch unternommen haben.
It is believed by some biographers that he played football for Iowa State University, but this is in dispute. Likewise, how he began in Hollywood making films is also in dispute, but regardless of how he began, he was good with horses, and was naturally placed in western films, picking the name of Rex Bell as his stage name. In the final days ...
