Adele DeGarde
Actor
Born May 3, 1899 · Brooklyn, New York, USA
Active 1908–1972
Adele DeGarde was an American silent film actress, who performed in at least 114 productions between 1908 and 1918. A native of Brooklyn, New York, she initially worked in uncredited parts under the direction of D. W.
Filmography
Lights of New York (1916) - Poppy BrownThe Ruling Power (1915) - Little Martha WilliamsA Birthday Gift (1913) - Alice, an OrphanUp in a Balloon (1913)The Only Veteran in Town (1913) - Dora, Arnold's Little GranddaughterThe Eavesdropper (1912) - KittyThe Old Silver Watch (1912) - Mildred - the Little Boy's SisterVultures and Doves (1912)Three Girls and a Man (1912)The Man Under the Bed (1912) - Jane - The Little DaughterThe Mills of the Gods (1912) - Rosa, Miguel's DaughterBarriers Burned Away (1911) - Tillie - Edwin's DaughterConsuming Love; or, St. Valentine's Day in Greenaway Land (1911)Cherry Blossoms (1911) - Dollie as a GirlA Life for a Life (1910) - Little SunshineJean and the Waif (1910) - The WaifA Tin-Type Romance (1910) - Little Girl (uncredited)The Lonely Villa (1909)The Country Doctor (1909) - Poor Mother's Sick DaughterA Drunkard's Reformation (1909) - The Wharton DaughterPippa Passes (1909)What Drink Did (1909) - One of the Lucas' ChildrenWhat's Your Hurry? (1909) - Mary's SisterThe Golden Louis (1909) - The Child