1922 in Film - Deaths

Deaths

  • February 4 - Florence Deshon, American actress
  • February 22 - William Desmond Taylor, film director, victim of an unsolved and widely publicised murder which provoked a great scandal.
  • May 21 - Sidney Ainsworth, actor
  • June 15 - Howard Crampton, actor
  • July 5 - Bobby Connelly, child star
  • June 6 - Lillian Russell, stage and screen actress
  • September 23 - W. Chrystie Miller, veteran stage & screen actor
  • November 30 - René Cresté, actor and director

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