Adolphe Menjou (Adolphe), born as Adolphe Jean Menjou, on February 18, 1890, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, was an American actor. He died of hepatitis on October 29, 1963. Adolphe married Kathryn Conn Tinsley in 1920 but divorced her in 1927. He married again in 1928 to Kathryn Carver but the couple ended their union in 1934. He later got married to Verree Teasdale in 1934 and the couple had one adopted son. He served as a captain in the Ambulance Corps for three years in World War I. He made his movie debut in 1916 with the movie, The Blue Envelope Mystery. He appeared in many films such as A Woman of Paris, Broadway After Dark, Sinners in Silk, The Ace of Cads, A Social Celebrity, A Farewell to Arms, Forbidden, Little Miss Marker, Paths of Glory, The Marriage Circle, to name a few.