Donald Hall
Actor
Born Aug 13, 1867 · Morree, North West Province, East India
Active 1914–1948
Donald Hall was a British-American film actor of the silent era. He was married to the actress Frankie Mann and was brother-in-law to Alice Mann. He appeared in a number of Vitagraph Studios films during the 1910s.
Filmography
From Out of the Big Snows (1915) — Dr. BrandonThe First Endorsement (1914)Fruits of Passion (1919)The Crucible of Fate (1914) — Dr. Lowell - the FatherThe Great Shadow (1920) — Donald AlexanderThe Law Decides (1916) — John WhartonThe Younger Generation (1929) — Minor RoleAn Officer and a Gentleman (1914) — Capt. SutherlandIn the Days of Famine (1915) — John StrangThe Greatest Love (1920) — Richard SewallThe Water Lily (1919) — Willard CarlisleThe Last Moment (1923) — Mr. WinthropHer Love Story (1924) — Court PhysicianThe Sex Lure (1916) — Clinton ReynoldsA Woman's Business (1920) — EllisUnguarded Women (1924) — James CraigGovernment Girl (1943) — Senator (uncredited)Oh, for a Man! (1930) — Carlotta's Backstage AdmirerClive of India (1935) — MerchantThe Carter Case (1919) — Shelby Carter (as Don Hall)The Moth (1917) — Ned Cunningham / LawyerA Woman's Woman (1922) — Rex HumberstoneA Million Bid (1914) — French ArtistThe Awakening of Ruth (1917) — Dr. William Strong