1923 and 1925 passenger records to New York show him as single, but a 1926 passenger record and the 1930 census both list him as divorced.
Buried at Mount Sinai Memorial Park, Los Angeles, California - Moses Section 16, Lot 6520, Space 2
First toured the United States in 1923 with Max Reinhardt's production of 'The Miracle'.
Playing pretty much the same character in almost all his pictures, Fritz Feld, with his pencil-thin mustache, passed as barons, maitre d', hotel clerks and aristocrats. His famous trademark, usually when his character was incensed, was to "pop" his mouth by slapping it with the palm of his hand to indicate his "superior" annoyance. No one could ever determine his characters' nationality but he can be described as a mixture of "French and Belgianish" or from "somewhere in Europe.".
With Joseph Schildkraut, co-founder of the Hollywood Playhouse theatre.