
Vola Vale
Known for: Acting
Born: February 12, 1897
Died: October 17, 1970
From Wikipedia She was born Vola Smith in Buffalo, New York. Vale was educated in Chevy Chase, Maryland. She began her career in amateur theatricals in Rochester, New York. Then she played in stock companies for a while. Her first movie experience was with Biograph, under the tutelage of the great film director D.W. Griffith. After a month of playing atmosphere parts, Vola was offered a genuine role. She wore a velvet gown with a train and a feathered hat. Soon she was appearing in short reel…
Known for
The Lady in the Library
1917

Six Feet Four
1919

The Midnight Flower
1923

The Secret of Black Mountain
1917
Mentioned in Confidence
1917
The Woman He Feared
1916

Good Men and True
1922

The Son of His Father
1917

The Silent Man
1917

Alias Jimmy Valentine
1920

White Oak
1921

The Iron Rider
1920

Common Sense
1920

The Eagle's Wings
1916

The Price of Silence
1916

Home Sweet Home
1926

A Heart in Pawn
1919
The Iron Master
1914

The Duke of Chimney Butte
1921
Black Tears
1927
The Sky Pirate
1926

Singing River
1920
Someone in the House
1920

The Purple Cipher
1920
A Master Stroke
1920

Hearts Asleep
1919

Perils of the Secret Service
1917
A Great Love
1916

Her Big Adventure
1926

Zollenstein
1917

Mothers-in-Law
1923

Hornet's Nest
1919

The Locked Heart
1918
The Topsy Turvy Twins
1917
The Last Cigarette
1917

Each to His Kind
1917

Crashin' Thru
1923

Overland Red
1920

Soul of the Beast
1923

The Soul of Pierre
1915
Heartless Husbands
1925

The Mirage
1924

The Man Between
1923

Two Can Play
1926

Wolves of the Rail
1918
It Sounded Like a Kiss
1916

Who Cares
1925

Happy Though Married
1919
The Bond Between
1917

Little Annie Rooney
1925
Liberty Belles
1914

Tomorrow and Tomorrow
1932

The Winning of Sally Temple
1917

Added Attractions: The Hollywood Shorts Story
2002

The Phantom of the Opera
1925

One Rainy Afternoon
1936