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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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Frisco Jenny
as Willie Gleason
Sporting Blood
as Bill Ludeking
Too Many Cooks
as Frank Andrews
Soup to Nuts
as Mr. D. Quincy Throckmorton
Oh, Sailor, Behave!
What Men Want
as Bunch
Holiday
as Seton Cram
Back Pay
as Al Bloom
Wedding Rings
as Wilfred Meadows
So Long Letty
as Clarence de Brie
Tonight at Twelve
as Bill Warren
Paris Bound
as Peter
Black Waters
as Chester
Stolen Kisses
as Hal Lambert
Fancy Baggage
as Diuckey
The Little Wildcat
as Victor Sargeant
Her Wild Oat
as Tommy Warren
Ladies Must Dress
as Art
No Place to Go
as Ambrose Munn
Naughty But Nice
as Ralph Ames
Wedding Bills
as Tom Milbank
Ladies at Play
as Terry
Forever After
as Jack Randall
Free to Love
as Jack Garner
Some Pun'kins
as Tom Perkins
Seven Days
as Tom Harbison
The Thoroughbred
as Dan Drummond
Stop Flirting
as Geoffrey Dangerfield
The Monster
as Amos Rugg
The Painted Flapper
as Danny Lawrence
The White Sin
as Spencer Van Gore
Sporting Youth
as Walter Berg
Going Up
as Hopkinson Brown
Are You a Failure?
as Emmett Graves
Dollar Devils
as Bruce Merlin
The Kingdom Within
as Will Preston
One Week of Love
as Francis Fraser
Confidence
as Elmer Tuttle
Up and at 'Em
as Bob Everett
Rose o' the Sea
as Roger Walton
Her Night of Nights
as Ted Bradley (as Hal Cooley)
Beauty's Worth
as Henry Garrison
The Wise Kid
as Harry
Man With Two Mothers
Playing with Fire
as Kent Lloyd
What Do Men Want?
as Yost
The Foolish Age
as Homer Dean Chadwick
The Ten Dollar Raise
as Don
The Tomboy
as The Stranger
An Old Fashioned Boy
as Fredie (as Hal Cooley)
A Light Woman
as Paul Evans
Trumpet Island
as Allen Marsh
Leave It to Me
as Tom Burroughs
Pinto
as Armand Cassel
More Deadly Than the Male
as Jimmy Keen
The Long Arm of Mannister
as Gaston Sinclair
Upstairs
as Harrison Perry
One of the Finest
as Teddy
Happy Though Married
as Jim Montjoy
