Władysław Józef Neubelt

Władysław Józef Neubelt (; 1 February 1879 – 9 July 1965) was a Polish stage actor and director, associated with theatres in Warsaw and Kraków, Poland. He also has had several minor film roles. He is presumed to play in two 1902 silent short films titled Cabman's Adventure, and The Return of a Merry Fellow, made by Kazimierz Prószyński, which were the first two films to be made in Poland.

Biography A scene from 1902 silent short film Cabman's Adventure, which presumably features Neubelt in the role of a cabman. Władysław Józef Neubelt was most likely born on 1 February 1879 in Elżbietów, Poland.

Neubelt also played in film. While his participation remains uncertain, it is assumed that he probably played the role of a cabman in two 1902 silent short films titled Cabman's Adventure, and The Return of a Merry Fellow. Both were filmed and created by Kazimierz Prószyński, and were the first two films to be filmed in Poland. This would make Neubelt, together with Kazimierz Junosza-Stępowski, the first actors to play in a Polish-made film.

He also acted in two silent short films made by Paweł Puszkin. They were Uczta, realised in 1904, and W Wilanowie, realised in 1905. The Return of a Merry Fellow 1904 Uczta

1905 W Wilanowie 1931 The Ten from Pawiak President of the court Uncredited 1932 Duchess of Łowicz Courtier reading the Tsar's decree 1938 The Girl Looks for Love Party attendant 1939 Genius of the Stage Lecture attendant 1951 Youth of Chopin Mayor Uncredited