Hallam Cooley
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Hallam Cooley (February 8, 1895 – March 20, 1971) was an American actor of the silent era. He appeared in 106 films between 1913 and 1936. He was born in Brooklyn, and died in Tiburon, California.
Known for
The Monster
Amos Rugg
Holiday
Seton Cram
The White Sin
Spencer Van Gore
So Long Letty
Clarence de Brie
Frisco Jenny
Willie Gleason
Upstairs
Harrison Perry
Her Wild Oat
Tommy Warren
Stolen Kisses
Hal Lambert
Paris Bound
Peter
Her Night of Nights
Ted Bradley (as Hal Cooley)
Naughty But Nice
Ralph Ames
Too Many Cooks
Frank Andrews
Beauty's Worth
Henry Garrison
What Men Want
Bunch
Seven Days
Tom Harbison
Ladies at Play
Terry
Soup to Nuts
Mr. D. Quincy Throckmorton
Tonight at Twelve
Bill Warren
Oh, Sailor, Behave!
Sporting Blood
Bill Ludeking
Back Pay
Al Bloom
Pinto
Armand Cassel
The Little Wildcat
Victor Sargeant
What Do Men Want?
Yost
The Foolish Age
Homer Dean Chadwick
Wedding Rings
Wilfred Meadows
Free to Love
Jack Garner
The Long Arm of Mannister
Gaston Sinclair
Ladies Must Dress
Art
Happy Though Married
Jim Montjoy
One of the Finest
Teddy
A Light Woman
Paul Evans
No Place to Go
Ambrose Munn
Black Waters
Chester
Going Up
Hopkinson Brown
Stop Flirting
The Brass Bullet
The Mystery Man
Are You a Failure?
Emmett Graves
An Old Fashioned Boy
Fredie (as Hal Cooley)
Forever After
Jack Randall
Up and at 'Em
Bob Everett
Fancy Baggage
Diuckey
One Week of Love
Francis Fraser
Playing with Fire
Kent Lloyd
Sporting Youth
Walter Berg
The Deciding Kiss
Jimmy Sears
The Girl Dodger
Harry Travistock
A Dog Catcher's Love
F.P. Ketchum - Film Director
Just Show Folks
The Kingdom Within
Will Preston
Trumpet Island
Allen Marsh
Rose o' the Sea
Roger Walton