Duncan Penwarden
Duncan Penwarden was a Canadian-American film and stage actor.
Penwarden was born in Mabou, British Nova Scotia, the eldest of seven siblings raised by English immigrants, Robert and Eva Penwarden. His father worked as a caretaker at a local newspaper office in Winnipeg where Duncan Pendwarden was raised before coming to America in his early twenties. Several years before his death, Penwarden applied to become a United States citizen, becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1927. He died in 1930, and was survived by his Michigan-born wife, Gertrude, and their two sons.Filmography
- Laughter
- The Lady Lies
- Gentlemen of the Press
- The Bishop's Candlesticks
- The Woman God Sent
- The Imp
Broadway roles
- Broken Dishes
- Now-a-Days
- Gentlemen of the Press
- The Clutching Claw
- Scalawag
- The Scarlet Lily
- Is Zat So?
Death
He died, aged 50, at his home in Jackson Heights, Queens from pneumonia, in 1930, several weeks after surgery.