Bobbie "Cotton" Beard, a multifaceted individual with a lifelong passion for the performing arts, entered this world on August 2, 1930, in the vibrant and sun-kissed Los Angeles County, California, USA.
As an accomplished actor, Beard's impressive repertoire of roles showcased his remarkable range and versatility. Some of his most notable performances include the 1932 production of "A Lad an' a Lamp", the 1933 film "Forgotten Babies", and the 1932 musical comedy "Birthday Blues", which undoubtedly left a lasting impression on audiences and critics alike.
Despite his numerous accomplishments, Beard's life was not without its challenges and setbacks. He eventually succumbed to the forces of time, passing away on October 16, 1999, in the same Los Angeles County, California, USA, where he had taken his first breath some 69 years prior.
