Acting

Hallam Cooley

Born February 7, 1895Died March 20, 1971 (76)United States Brooklyn, New York, USA65 creditsIMDb

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia 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.

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The Monster1925 · as Amos Rugg
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Dollar Devils1923 · as Bruce Merlin
The Ten Dollar Raise1921 · as Don
The Tomboy1921 · as The Stranger
Soup to Nuts1930 · as Mr. D. Quincy Throckmorton
Are You a Failure?1923 · as Emmett Graves
Trumpet Island1920 · as Allen Marsh
Wedding Bills1927 · as Tom Milbank
Up and at 'Em1922 · as Bob Everett
The Thoroughbred1925 · as Dan Drummond
No Place to Go1927 · as Ambrose Munn
Leave It to Me1920 · as Tom Burroughs
Frisco Jenny1933 · as Willie Gleason
One of the Finest1919 · as Teddy
Her Night of Nights1922 · as Ted Bradley (as Hal Cooley)
Free to Love1925 · as Jack Garner
An Old Fashioned Boy1920 · as Fredie (as Hal Cooley)
Oh, Sailor, Behave!1930 · Cast
One Week of Love1922 · as Francis Fraser
The Painted Flapper1924 · as Danny Lawrence
Black Waters1929 · as Chester
Wedding Rings1929 · as Wilfred Meadows
The Foolish Age1921 · as Homer Dean Chadwick
The White Sin1924 · as Spencer Van Gore
Rose o' the Sea1922 · as Roger Walton
Too Many Cooks1931 · as Frank Andrews
Man With Two Mothers1922 · Cast
Her Wild Oat1927 · as Tommy Warren
A Dog Catcher's Love1917 · as F.P. Ketchum - Film Director
Naughty But Nice1927 · as Ralph Ames
The Long Arm of Mannister1919 · as Gaston Sinclair
What Men Want1930 · as Bunch
More Deadly Than the Male1919 · as Jimmy Keen
Holiday1930 · as Seton Cram
The Monster1925 · as Amos Rugg
The Little Wildcat1928 · as Victor Sargeant
Fancy Baggage1929 · as Diuckey