

Acting
Birthday: April 5, 1969 (56)
Place of Birth: Norsholm, Östergötlands län, Sweden
Biography
Swedish born classical stage star Arthur Donaldson born in Norsholm, Sweden in 1869. A well-known stage actor and a light opera baritone singer. Moved to the United States in 1883 and began his stage career in the 1890's, he originated the role of 'The Prince of Pilsen' in 1903. Handsome performer who often played high class gentlemen in more than 80 movies, making his film debut in 'A Lad from Old Ireland' for the Kalem Film Co in 1910. During the early 1910's he returned to Sweden, appearing in operettas at Oscarsteatern and also made two Swedish films (one as director) before going back to America.
Known For
Select Role:
Old Lace (1931)
The Broadway Drifter (1927)as Frank Harmon
The Winning Oar (1927)as Robert Brooks
Love 'Em and Leave 'Em (1926)as Mr. McGonigle
The Swan (1925)as Franz, the Court Chamberlain
School for Wives (1925)as Jordan B. Lynch
Fifty-Fifty (1925)as Grand Duke Popovitch
Down Upon the Suwanee River (1925)as Dais Norwood
For Woman's Favor (1924)as The Brother
The Bandolero (1924)as Juan
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