Bert Terry (died 1958) was a professional snooker player who played in the 1936 World Snooker Championship.
Terry entered the 1936 World Snooker Championship and was drawn against Horace Lindrum in a match over 31 s. Members of his local club in Camberwell raised the ã10 entry fee, , for him.
He won the first two frames, and the score was level at 5âÂÂ5 after the first day. Lindrum won 8 frames on the second day to lead 13âÂÂ7. Terry won the first frame on the final day but Lindrum won the next three to comfortably secure the match at 16âÂÂ8. The match ended with Lindrum leading 20âÂÂ11. An article in The Billiard Player magazine praised Terry's play and, although he lacked consistency at it, his , and called it one of the best debut
He died in 1958. The article in The Billiard Player about his death referred to him as "an exceptionally good player some years before the war".