Digby Bell

Digby Bell was born on Nov 08, 1849 in USA. Digby Bell's big-screen debut came with The Education of Mr. Pipp directed by William F. Haddock in 1914, strarring Mr. Pipp.

Digby Bell, a 5' 5" singing comedian, starred in many Gilbert & Sullivan comic operas. He introduced the song, "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo", while playing the Charles Dana Gibson character, Mr. Pipp. Bell was a fervent golfer and New York Giant baseball fan, as was his best friend and frequent co-star DeWolf Hopper.