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| ~Lola Todd~ Born: May 14, 1904 in New York City, New York, USA Died: July 31, 1995 (age 91) in Los Angeles, California, USA |
| ~Filmography~ |
Whirls and Girls (Short) (1929) ... 2nd Girl (uncredited)
Taking a Chance (1928) ... Jessie Smith
Wallflowers (1928) ... Theodora
The Harvester (1927) ... Nurse
Red Clay (1927) ... Betty Morgan
The Return of the Riddle Rider (1927) ... Madge McCormack
The War Horse (1927) ... Audrey Evans
Remember (1926) ... Constance Pomeroy
The Bells (1926) ... Annette
The Fighting Peacemaker (1926) ... Jess Marshall
The Tough Guy (1926) ... June Hardy
The Demon (1926) ... Goldie Fleming
The Scarlet Streak (1925) ... Mary Crawford
The Best Man (Short) (1925) ... Nina Wilson
The Wild West Wallop (Short) (1925)
The Border Raid (Short) (1924)
Robinson Crusoe (Short) (1924) ... The Cannibal Chief's Prisoner
An Eyeful (Short) (1924) ... Stella Glendenning
Pocahontas and John Smith (Short) (1924) ... Pocahontas
The King's Command (Short) (1924)
Flying Eagle (Short) (1924) ... Mary Johnson
Dark Stairways (1924) ... Stenographer
Blue Wing's Revenge (Short) (1924)
The Iron Man (1924) ... Mimi
Down in Texas (Short) (1924)
Rustlin' Buster (Short) (1923) ... Mary Jenkins
The Ghost City (1923) ... Ginger Harwell
Taking a Chance (1928) ... Jessie Smith
Wallflowers (1928) ... Theodora
The Harvester (1927) ... Nurse
Red Clay (1927) ... Betty Morgan
The Return of the Riddle Rider (1927) ... Madge McCormack
The War Horse (1927) ... Audrey Evans
Remember (1926) ... Constance Pomeroy
The Bells (1926) ... Annette
The Fighting Peacemaker (1926) ... Jess Marshall
The Tough Guy (1926) ... June Hardy
The Demon (1926) ... Goldie Fleming
The Scarlet Streak (1925) ... Mary Crawford
The Best Man (Short) (1925) ... Nina Wilson
The Wild West Wallop (Short) (1925)
The Border Raid (Short) (1924)
Robinson Crusoe (Short) (1924) ... The Cannibal Chief's Prisoner
An Eyeful (Short) (1924) ... Stella Glendenning
Pocahontas and John Smith (Short) (1924) ... Pocahontas
The King's Command (Short) (1924)
Flying Eagle (Short) (1924) ... Mary Johnson
Dark Stairways (1924) ... Stenographer
Blue Wing's Revenge (Short) (1924)
The Iron Man (1924) ... Mimi
Down in Texas (Short) (1924)
Rustlin' Buster (Short) (1923) ... Mary Jenkins
The Ghost City (1923) ... Ginger Harwell
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| ~Biography~ |
Brunette American actress Lola Todd, a WAMPAS Baby Star of 1925, was according to studio head Carl
Laemmle, "the best prospect Universal ever had." If perhaps not quite that, Todd was certainly a comely
western heroine opposite studio stars Jack Hoxie and William Desmond and handled herself very well
indeed as the girl in The Return of the Riddle Rider (1927), one of the silent era's best chapterplays. By
the time of sound, unfortunately, Lola Todd was increasingly confused with blond newcomer Thelma
Todd and briefly considered changing her billing to "Carol Mason." But instead of facing the dreaded
microphone, new moniker and all, Lola left the screen to obtain work as a secretary.
Biography by Hans J. Wollstein, AllMovie.com
Laemmle, "the best prospect Universal ever had." If perhaps not quite that, Todd was certainly a comely
western heroine opposite studio stars Jack Hoxie and William Desmond and handled herself very well
indeed as the girl in The Return of the Riddle Rider (1927), one of the silent era's best chapterplays. By
the time of sound, unfortunately, Lola Todd was increasingly confused with blond newcomer Thelma
Todd and briefly considered changing her billing to "Carol Mason." But instead of facing the dreaded
microphone, new moniker and all, Lola left the screen to obtain work as a secretary.
Biography by Hans J. Wollstein, AllMovie.com
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