D.A. Clarke-Smith, a renowned actor of his time, was born on August 2, 1888, in the charming town of Montrose, located in the picturesque Borders region of Scotland, United Kingdom.
This talented thespian's extensive career in the entertainment industry spanned numerous notable roles, including appearances in the iconic films "The Pickwick Papers" (1952),"The Good Companions" (1933),and "Criminal at Large" (1932).
Throughout his life, D.A. Clarke-Smith was married twice, first to the lovely Catherine Rosemary Ellis and later to the beautiful Alice Bowes.
Sadly, D.A. Clarke-Smith's life came to a close on March 12, 1959, in Withyham, a quaint village situated in the county of Sussex, England, United Kingdom.
