About Adelaide Bronti
Adelaide Bronti was an American actor.
Adelaide Bronti was an American actor who appeared in 1900s theatre with The Beggar Prince Opera company and in films throughout the 1910s, primarily with the Biograph Company and the Lubin Manufacturing Company. Her theatre roles saw her frequently perform opera with her contralto voice, for which she was highly praised.
Career Born in Utica, New York, Fra Diavolo (1907) as the Inn Keeper (Fra Diavolo (opera)) Foxy Mr. Bowser (1907) Girofle-Girofla (1907) as Aurora (Giroflé-Girofla) Said Pasha (1907) as the Rajah's daughter The Beggar Prince (1907)
Films The House of Darkness (1913), directed by D.W. Griffith (1913) His Mother's Son, directed by D.W. Griffith (1913) Almost a Wild Man (1913), directed by Dell Henderson (1913) Her Mother's Oath (1913) as Churchgoer Thou Shalt Not Kill (1913) directed by Hal Reid The Lesson the Children Taught, directed by Edwin August (1913) Withering Roses (1914) Bess, the Outcast, directed by Harry A. Pollard – short film (1914) Sally's Elopement (1914) as Her Ma The Wife, directed by Harry A. Pollard – short film (1914) The Sacrifice, directed by Harry A. Pollard – short film (1914) Mlle. La Mode, directed by Harry A. Pollard – short film (1914) The Man Who Came Back, directed by Henry Harrison Lewis – short film (1914) In the Footprints of Mozart (1914) as the poor neighbor Almost a Wild Man (1913) The House of Darkness (1913) Withering Roses (1914) as The Maid The Dream Dance (1915) as Her Mother A House of Cards (1915) The Dead Soul (1915) Nell of the Dance Hall (1915) The Strange Unknown (1915) A Night in Old Spain (1915) Meg of the Cliffs (1915) The Legend of the Poisoned Pool, directed by Edward Sloman (1915) The Inner Chamber, directed by Wilbert Melville (1915) Saved from the Harem, directed by Wilbert Melville (1915) Vengeance of the Oppressed, directed by Edward Sloman (1916) The Bond Within (1916) The Law's Injustice (1916) as Mrs. Morris Two News Items (1916) The Embodied Thought (1916) The Diamond Thieves, directed by Wilbert Melville (1916) Sold to Satan (1916) as Ashton's sister The Redemption of Helene, directed by Edward Sloman (1916) Soldiers' Sons, directed by Wilbert Melville (1916) The Gulf Between (1916), directed by Edward Sloman – short film (1916) A Sister to Cain, directed by Edward Sloman (1916) The Scarlet Chastity, directed by Wilbert Melville (1916) Playthings of the Gods (1916) The Wheat and the Chaff (1916) Jackstraws (1916) The Scapegrace (1916) The Return of John Boston (1916) The Rough Neck, directed by Melvin Mayo (1916) Their Mother A Lesson in Labor, directed by Paul Powell (1916) None So Blind (1916) The Embodied Thought (1916) His Majesty Plays (1916)
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