Raymond Bloomer

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Raymond Bloomer was born on December 9, 1886 in Rochester, New York, USA as Raymond J. Bloomer. He was an actor, known for Broadway Rose (1922), Out of a Clear Sky (1918) and The Belle of New York (1919). He died in February 1982 in Glen Falls, New York. See full bio »

Born:

December 9, 1886 in Rochester, New York, USA

Died:

February, 1982 (age 95) in Glen Falls, New York, USA

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Known For

Broadway Rose Hugh Thompson

(1922)

Out of a Clear Sky Crown Prince

(1918)

The Belle of New York Jack Bronson

(1919)

Break the News to Mother Dave Bray

(1919)

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Actor (23 credits)

1927 Sensation Seekers
Reverend Lodge

1926 A Woman of the Sea
Peter the Fisherman

1925 The Fool
Jerry

1924 Greater Than Marriage
Vincent Marbridge

1923 The Net
Bruce Norman

1923 If Winter Comes
Lord Tybar

1922 The Town That Forgot God
David, as a man

1922 Broadway Rose
Hugh Thompson

1922 Other Women's Clothes
Barker Garrison

1921 The Love Light
Giovanni

1920 The Vice of Fools
Granville Wingate

1919 Break the News to Mother
Dave Bray

1919 The Belle of New York
Jack Bronson

1918 The Prodigal Wife
Dr. Frederick Farnham

1918 A Woman of Impulse
Count Nerval

1918 Out of a Clear Sky
Crown Prince

1916 The Marriage Bond

1916 Kennedy Square
Langdon Willetts

1915 What's Ours? (Short)
Burton Tremper

1915 Philanthropic Tommy (Short)

1913/III Retribution (Short)
Jack - Imogene's Fiance

1913 The Bribe (Short)
John Dickson - Candidate for Mayor

1913 A Bolt from the Sky (Short)
Walter Prentice - the Detective

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Other Works:

Stage Play: A Good Little Devil. Written by Rosemonde Gerard and Maurice Rostand. Book adapted by Austin Strong. Theatre Republic: 8 Jan 1913- May 1913 (closing date unknown/133 performances). Cast: Mary Pickford (as "Juliet"), Ernest Truex (as "Charles MacLance"), Augusta Anderson (as "Lady Molineaux") [only Broadway role], Wilda Bennett ... See more »

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