Belle Bennett's father managed a tent-and-wagon show that toured the midwestern United States.
13 Facts About Belle Bennett
Belle Bennett was working as a film actress by 1913, and was cast in numerous one-reel shorts by small east coast film companies.
Belle Bennett appeared in minor motion pictures like the western film A Ticket to Red Horse Gulch.
Belle Bennett starred in several full-length films by the Triangle Film Corporation, including The Lonely Woman.
Belle Bennett appeared in the east coast United States Motion Picture Corporation's film Flesh and Spirit.
Belle Bennett made the move to Hollywood before Samuel Goldwyn selected her from among seventy-three actresses for the leading role in Stella Dallas.
Belle Bennett was actually thirty-four rather than twenty-four, which she had claimed to be.
Belle Bennett later married film director Fred Windemere, who she remained with until her death.
Belle Bennett collapsed on stage and was eventually checked into a hospital in Harrisburg.
Late in her life, Belle Bennett came to believe in the power of prayer.
Belle Bennett is interred in the Valhalla Memorial Park Cemetery in North Hollywood.
Belle Bennett was posthumously inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame during the initial ceremonies in 1960.
Belle Bennett received a motion pictures star which is located at 1511 Vine Street.