the November 10, 1921, issue of the newspaper THE BULLETIN wrote: A reviewer for the December 10, 1921, issue of the magazine TRIAD wrote: This film would become Bernice Vere's last movie appearance in Australia film. An opportunity arose, and the 21-year-old traveled to Honolulu with old family friends, the Heifetz family. (The family of famous violinist Jascha Heifetz.) She departed for San Francisco, arriving on November 2, 1921. Bernice would now seek her fame and fortune in American movies. She would never return to Australia. 1922–1956 In February 1922, the Australian media showed Bernice was in Los Angeles American media references the production of some “Biblical Pictures” but there is no mention of a film titled A review of the Catalog of Copyright Entries discovered no records. The following year, Australian media mentioned Bernice was The Bulletin article further stated, George Melford directed Burning Sands, which starred Gloria Swanson and was released in September 1922 by Famous Players-Lasky Corporation. However, a thorough search of the media finds no credited role for Bernice Vere or Bernice Vert. A Billboard article published in September, claimed The Green Temptation starred Betty Compson, produced by Famous Players-Lasky and released in April 1922. The media search revealed no credited role for Bernice Vere or Bernice Vert in this film. A media search likewise discovered no credited role in My American Wife starring Gloria Swanson produced by Famous Players-Lasky and released in December 1922. An article published in the February 1924 issue of the Australian magazine The Bulletin stated The October 16, 1924, issue of the Los Angeles Times pointed out In 1928, Bernice Vert acted in her last movie – Bernard McEveety directed the film, which starred George Walsh, Marguerite Clayton, and released in May 1928. Bernice Vert had a credited role as After her appearance in this movie, Bernice Vert would return to the stage, especially if the part called for a woman with an English or Irish accent. A new play opened in August 1938, , written by Aimee Torriani and Bernice Vert with songs by Songs by Paine Fenimore. Bernice missed opening night because she was still acting in "Night Must Fall" at the Community Playhouse in Spring Lake, New Jersey. Between October 11 and October 12, 1940, Bernice Vert appeared in the Broadway play . The setting was Boyd's Shop in Donaghreagh, an Ulster Village in Northern Ireland. She played