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Clarence Kolb's final screen appearance was in Man of 1000 Faces (1957), the screen biography of Lon Chaney Sr. For this guest appearance, Kolb decked himself out in his old Dutch vaudeville costume and false beard and played "himself," while character actor Danny Beck portrayed Kolb's stage cohort Max Dill(who'd died in 1949).
Credit. Year. No Score Yet. No Score Yet. My Little Margie. Unknown (Character) 1952-1955. Explore the filmography of Clarence Kolb on Rotten Tomatoes! Discover ratings, reviews, and more.
Clarence Kolb. Actor. Born July 31, 1874 in Cleveland, Ohio, USA. Contrary to his familiar image, Clarence Kolb started out as one half of a vaudeville comedy act, Kolb and Dill. He made a few shorts in 1916 and a feature in 1917, but went back to vaudeville and the stage immediately thereafter, and did not return to films until the late 1930s.
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Clarence Kolb began his career by participating in vaudeville shows, and presented several short films in 1916 and 1917, but he returned again to vaudeville shows and theatrical work, and did not return to cinema until the end of the thirties. Clarence Kolb was distinguished by the roles of important businessmen and politicians, for the nature of his appearance, his sharp and resolute voice ...
No Time For Comedy (1940) -- (Movie Clip) You're Just As I Pictured You James Stewart as Minnesota playwright Gaylord has to convince the doorman (Herbert Heywood), the producer (Clarence Kolb), the director (Allyn Josslyn) then the star (Rosalind Russell) that he really wrote the play they're rehearsing, early in No Time For Comedy, 1940, from an S.N. Berhman play.
Added: Aug 7, 2000. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 11517. Source citation. Actor. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, he began his career in vaudeville as half of the comedy act called Kolb and Dill. They also appeared in short reel silent films in the mid 1900s. In the 1930s, he returned to films and went on to appear in over 60 movies.
