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Eileen Dennes is a Actor born on 1 february 1898 at Dublin (Irlande)

Eileen Dennes

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Birth 1 february 1898 (126 years) at Dublin (Irlande)

Eileen Dennes (February 1, 1898 – ?) was an Irish-born actress of the silent era.

Usually with

Gerald Ames
Gerald Ames
(6 films)
James Carew
James Carew
(6 films)
Cecil Hepworth
Cecil Hepworth
(5 films)
Alma Taylor
Alma Taylor
(5 films)
John MacAndrews
John MacAndrews
(4 films)
Source : Wikidata

Filmography of Eileen Dennes (9 films)

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Actress

Comin' Thro the Rye
Comin' Thro the Rye (1923)

Directed by Cecil Hepworth
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama
Actors Alma Taylor, Ralph Forbes, Eileen Dennes, James Carew, Francis Lister, Henry Vibart
Roles Sylvia Fleming
Rating73% 3.6861853.6861853.6861853.6861853.686185
The story of a young girl who is prevented from marrying the man she loves by the machinations of a designing woman. The plot centres on the heroine, Helen Adair, who is courted by George Tempest but who meets and falls in love with Paul Vasher. Vasher's former love Sylvia Fleming who has betrayed him, is jealous of his affections for Helen and manages by intercepting mail between the lovers to plot to win him back.
Tansy
Tansy (1921)

Directed by Cecil Hepworth
Origin United-kingdom
Genres Drama, Romance
Actors Alma Taylor, Gerald Ames, James Carew, Eileen Dennes
Roles Vicar's Daughter
Rating68% 3.441863.441863.441863.441863.44186
George Firle (Rolf Leslie) is a shepherd, helped in his work by daughter Tansy (Taylor) who has learned shepherding skills from her father. One evening Tansy slips out of the house after her father has gone to the pub to meet up with farm labourer Clem (Ames). George returns, finds Tansy absent and goes to look for her. He finds her in Clem's caravan, trying to fight off unwanted advances, and rescues her. The owner of the farm hears about the incident and assumes that it shows Tansy's immorality and that she must have been leading Clem on to end up in such a compromising situation. He orders George and Tansy to leave the farm.