
Symona Boniface
Born March 4, 1894 · New York City, New York, USA
Symona Ferner Boniface (March 5, 1894 – September 2, 1950) was an American film actress, most frequently seen in bit parts in comedy shorts, mostly at Columbia Pictures, particularly those of The Three Stooges. She appeared in 120 films between 1925 and 1950.
Notable Appearances
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Appointment with Danger

The Man from Colorado

Woman of the Year

Arsène Lupin

Born to Kill

Call Her Savage

Movie Night

Bedlam in Paradise

Two Sisters from Boston

Lost in a Harem

Mrs. Parkington

Beauty for Sale

Slappily Married

Back Street

The Kiss

Jiggers, My Wife

Gallant Journey

Girls of the Big House

Forgotten Faces

The Mysterious Lady

No Census, No Feeling

Tassels in the Air

Born to Sing

Slightly French

On Your Toes

Confession

Monte Carlo

The House on 56th Street

The Notorious Lone Wolf

That Girl from Paris

Pitchin' in the Kitchen

Murder in Times Square

Among the Missing

Easy to Love

The Night Life

Daybreak

Shanghai

Marihuana

Jerks of All Trades

The Mind Reader

The Golden Arrow

Some More of Samoa

Groom and Bored

The Good Bad Egg

With Love and Hisses

Women Are Like That

In the Sweet Pie and Pie

Flat Feat

The Mysterious Mr. Valentine

The Fatal Warning

Baby Brother

Vagabond Loafers

The Murder in the Museum

Waiting in the Lurch

The Public Defender

Micro-Phonies

Souls in Pawn

Strictly Unreliable

Pirates of the High Seas

Heavenly Daze

Spook Louder

Pardon My Berth Marks

Leaping Love

Crash Goes the Hash

Dragnet Patrol

The Caretaker's Daughter

Hiss and Yell

Half-Wits Holiday

Pest Man Wins

Slippery Silks




