Ted Stanhope

Born: 30 January 1902, New York City, New York, USA

Died: 10 July 1977, Los Angeles County, California, USA

Ted Stanhope began his film career in mid-1920s acting under his real name Ted Strohbach, which he soon changed to Ted Stroback. In the 1930s he changed it again to Ted Stanhope which he used until his retirement in the early 1970s.

Brother of actor William Strohbach.

The Great Pie Mystery (1931) as Taller Kidnapper (uncredited)

Ted chases Alma Bennett in this strange comedy short.

Doubling in the Quickies (1932) as Paragon Director (Credited as Ted Strobach)

Ted was parodying the German directors of the time like F.W. Murnau or Fritz Lang.

Suddenly (1954) as Driver Asking Tod for Directions (uncredited)