Birthday:
Oct 09, 1872
Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Place of Birth: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Louise Closser Hale
Louise Closser Hale (born Louise Closser) was an American stage and screen actress, as well as a novelist, travel writer, and playwright.
Filmography
Movie | Cast | Year |
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Shanghai Express | Mrs. Haggerty | 1932 |
Platinum Blonde | Mrs. Schuyler | 1931 |
Movie Crazy | Mrs. Kitterman | 1932 |
Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm | Aunt Miranda | 1932 |
Another Language | Mother Hallam | 1933 |
Devotion | Mrs. Mortimer | 1931 |
Today We Live | Applegate | 1933 |
The Man Who Played God | Florence Royle | 1932 |
Letty Lynton | Miranda, Letty's Maid | 1932 |
The White Sister | Mina Bernardo | 1933 |
Faithless | First Landlady | 1932 |
No More Orchids | Grandma Holt | 1932 |
The Son-Daughter | Toy Yah | 1932 |
New Morals for Old | Mrs. Warburton | 1932 |
Daddy Long Legs | Miss Pritchard | 1931 |
Captain Applejack | Aunt Agatha | 1931 |
The Barbarian | Powers | 1933 |
Big Boy | Mother | 1930 |
Storm at Daybreak | Militza Brooska | 1933 |
Dinner at Eight | Hattie Loomis | 1933 |
Born to Love | Lady Ponsonby | 1931 |
Rebound | Mrs. Jaffrey | 1931 |
The Hole in the Wall | Mrs. Ramsay | 1929 |
Duck Soup | Reception Guest (uncredited) | 1933 |
Sky Bride | Mrs. (Ma) Smith | 1932 |
Rasputin and the Empress | Lazy Spoiled Woman (uncredited) | 1932 |
Dangerous Nan McGrew | Mrs. Benson | 1930 |
Paris | Cora Sabbot | 1929 |
The Princess and the Plumber | Miss Eden | 1930 |
The Big Parade of Comedy | Hattie Loomis in 'Dinner at Eight' (arch. footage) (uncredited) | 1964 |
Winning His Wife | 1919 | Series | Cast | Year |