Wanda Hawley
Birthday: 1895-07-29
Deathday: 1963-03-18
Birthplace: Scranton, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Female
Owned By: Unowned
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Wanda Hawley (a.k.a. Wanda Petit), (July 30, 1895 – March 18, 1963) was a veteran of the silent screen films era. She entered the theatrical profession with an amateur group in Seattle, and later toured the U.S. and Canada as a singer. She co-starred with Rudolph Valentino in the 1922's The Young Rajah, and rose to stardom in a number of Cecil B. DeMille and director Sam Wood's films.
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Credits
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1927-05-15 | The Eyes of the Totem | Mariam Hardy |
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1926-11-21 | Flying Fool | The Bride |
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1926-07-19 | Men of the Night | Trixie Moran |
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1926-07-19 | The Midnight Message | Mary Macy |
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1926-06-15 | Hearts and Spangles | Peg Palmer |
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1926-06-15 | The Last Alarm | Tom's Sweetheart |
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1926-03-28 | The Combat | Alice Childers |
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1926-02-20 | Pirates of the Sky | Doris Reed |
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1925-10-14 | American Pluck | Princess Alicia |
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1925-08-30 | Graustark | Dagmar |
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1925-03-30 | Stop Flirting | Vivian Marsden Reynolds |
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1925-02-12 | The Wizard of Oz | |
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1925-02-01 | Who Cares | Irene |
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1925-01-18 | Smouldering Fires | Lucy |
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1925-01-04 | Let Women Alone | Beth Wylie |
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1925-01-04 | Barriers Burned Away | Molly Winthrop |
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1924-11-23 | The Man Who Played Square | Bertie |
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1924-11-09 | Reckless Romance | Beatrice Skinner |
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1924-08-04 | Bread | Alice Sturgis |
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1924-01-28 | Lights of London | Bess Marks |
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1923-12-16 | The Man from Brodney's | Lady Agnes Deppingham |
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1923-07-27 | Fires of Fate | Dorinne Adams |
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1923-05-27 | Mary of the Movies | Wanda Hawley (uncredited) |
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1923-01-28 | Brass Commandments | Gloria Hallowell |
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1923-01-28 | Nobody's Money | Grace Kendall |
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1922-12-10 | Thirty Days | Lucille Ledyard |
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1922-11-11 | The Young Rajah | Molly Cabot |
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1922-09-03 | Burning Sands | Muriel Blair |
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1922-01-01 | Bobbed Hair | Polly Heath |
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1921-11-01 | The Love Charm | Ruth Sheldon |
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1921-09-25 | The Affairs of Anatol | Emilie Dixon |
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1921-04-01 | The House That Jazz Built | Cora Rodham |
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1921-02-08 | The Outside Woman | Dorothy Ralston |
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1920-12-01 | Her First Elopement | Christina Elliott |
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1920-10-24 | Held by the Enemy | Emmy McCreery |
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1920-05-19 | Miss Hobbs | Miss Hobbs |
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1920-05-09 | Mrs. Temple's Telegram | Clara Temple |
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1920-02-08 | The Six Best Cellars | Millicent Carpenter |
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1920-02-01 | Double Speed | Sallie McPherson |
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1919-12-30 | Everywoman | Beauty |
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1919-10-12 | The Lottery Man | Helen Heyer |
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1919-06-15 | Secret Service | Edith Varney |
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1919-06-15 | You're Fired | Helen Rogers |
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1919-05-25 | Virtuous Sinners | Dawn Emerson |
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1919-04-27 | Greased Lightning | Alice Flint |
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1919-04-26 | For Better, for Worse | Betty Hoyt |
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1918-10-06 | The Border Wireless | Elsa Miller |
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1918-07-19 | A Pair of Silk Stockings | Pamela Bristowe |
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1918-07-07 | We Can't Have Everything | Kedzie Thropp |
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1918-05-18 | Old Wives for New | Sophy in Prologue |
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1918-04-15 | Mr. Fix-It | Mary McCullough |
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1918-01-13 | Cupid's Round Up | Helen Baldwin |
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1917-04-16 | The Derelict | Helen |