Louise Closser Hale
Acting·October 9, 1872·† July 27, 1933 — 60 years old·Chicago, Illinois, USA
Louise Closser Hale (born Louise Closser) was an American stage and screen actress, as well as a novelist, travel writer, and playwright.
Known For
Filmography · 31
1964The Big Parade of ComedyHattie Loomis in 'Dinner at Eight' (arch. footage) (uncredited)1933Dinner at EightHattie Loomis1933Duck SoupReception Guest (uncredited)1933Another LanguageMother Hallam1933Storm at DaybreakMilitza Brooska1933The BarbarianPowers1933The White SisterMina Bernardo1933Today We LiveApplegate1932The Son-DaughterToy Yah1932Rasputin and the EmpressLazy Spoiled Woman (uncredited)1932No More OrchidsGrandma Holt1932FaithlessFirst Landlady1932Movie CrazyMrs. Kitterman1932Rebecca of Sunnybrook FarmAunt Miranda1932New Morals for OldMrs. Warburton1932Letty LyntonMiranda, Letty's Maid1932Sky BrideMrs. (Ma) Smith1932Shanghai ExpressMrs. Haggerty1932The Man Who Played GodFlorence Royle1931Platinum BlondeMrs. Schuyler1931DevotionMrs. Mortimer1931ReboundMrs. Jaffrey1931Daddy Long LegsMiss Pritchard1931Born to LoveLady Ponsonby1931Captain ApplejackAunt Agatha1930The Princess and the PlumberMiss Eden1930Dangerous Nan McGrewMrs. Benson1930Big BoyMother1929ParisCora Sabbot1929The Hole in the WallMrs. Ramsay1919Winning His Wife