John Fernside
John Fernside (* 20th century, Perth , Australia ) is an Australian film and theater actor.
Life
Fernside worked on stage and made films from 1919 until the 1950s. He made his film debut in 1932 in the Australian musical film His Royal Highness as Giuseppe.
He is best known as the co-star of Chips Rafferty , with whom he worked in two popular Australian films of the 1940s: The Great Bustle (1946) and The Children of Mara-Mara (1947), directed by Ralph Smart . Fernside played his last film role in 1957 in the anthology Three in One as a tramp.
Filmography
- 1932: His Royal Highness
- 1936: Uncilivised
- 1937: The Avenger
- 1939: Seven Little Australians
- 1940: Wings of Destiny
- 1941: The Power and the Glory
- 1946: The Overlanders
- 1947: The Children of Mara-Mara ( Bush Christmas )
- 1949: Gold digger ( Eureka Stockade )
- 1950: No Strangers Here
- 1951: The Glenrowan Affair
- 1957: Three in One
theatre
- 1919: De Luxe Annie
- 1923: French Leave, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1924: My Lady's Dress, Theater Royal, Sydney
- 1925: Bought and Paid For, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1925: Secrets, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1927: Our Wife, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1927: The Road to Rome, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1927: Rain, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1928: The Trial of Mary Dugan, Theater Royal, Sydney
- 1929: Pigs, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1929: The Perfect Alibi, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1930: This Thing Called Love, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1930: The House That Jack Built, Theater Royal, Melbourne
- 1931: On the Spot, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1931: My Lady's Dress, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1931: Many waters, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1931: Cape Forlorn, Comedy Theater, Melbourne
- 1932: Whistling in the Dark, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1932: The Patsy, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1933: Road House, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1934: Fresh Fields, Criterion Theater, Sydney
- 1936: The Love Story of Anne, Theater Royal, Sydney
- 1940: Banana Ridge, Theater Royal, Sydney
- 1946: Peter Pan, Minerva Theater, Kings Cross
Web links
- John Fernside in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- John Fernside at Turner Classic Movies (English)
Individual evidence
- ^ John Fernside in the Internet Movie Database , see biography
- ↑ John Fernside as Jimmy in 'De Luxe Annie' In: The Sunday Times (Australia) (Sydney, NSW: 1895-1930), January 26, 1919, accessed December 30, 2015.
- ↑ John Fernside at ausstage.edu.au, accessed December 30, 2015.
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Fernside, John |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Australian film and stage actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Perth , Australia |