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Lois Hall Biography (1926-)

Full name, Lois Grace Hall; born August 22, 1926, in Grand Rapids, MI; daughter of Ralph Stewart (an inventor and buisinessman) and Lois Grace (a teacher;maiden name, Lambert) Hall; married Maurice Willows, January 31, 1953; children: Deborah, Kimberly, Christina. Addresses: AGENT--Tyler Kjar Agency, 8961 Sunset Blvd., Suite B, Los Angeles, CA 90069.

Nationality

American

Gender

Female

Birth Details

August 22, 1926

Grand Rapids, Michigan, United States

Famous Works

• Credits; PRINCIPAL FILM APPEARANCES
• Every Girl Should Be Married, RKO, 1948.
• young bride, Family Honeymoon, Universal, 1948.
• show girl, Love Happy, independent, 1948.
• society woman, Duke of Chicago, Republic, 1948.
• title role, Daughter of the Jungle, Republic, 1948.
• Lady of the Lake, Adventures of Sir Galahad, Columbia, 1948.
• stewardess, Woman of Distinction, Columbia, 1949.
• peasant girl, Rogues of Sherwood Forrest, Columbia, 1949.
• young mother, My Blue Heaven, Twentieth Century-Fox, 1949.
• Roaring Westward, Monogram, 1949.
• Frontier Outpost, Columbia, 1949.
• Texas Dynamo, Columbia, 1949.
• Miss Coca-Cola, Petty Girl, Columbia, 1950.
• secretary, Kill the Umpire, Columbia, 1950.
• secretary, When You're Smiling, Columbia, 1950.
• secretary, The Tougher They Come, Columbia, 1950.
• Lola, Sister Carrie, Paramount, 1950.
• Cherokee Uprising, Monogram, 1950.
• Ann, The Squared Circle, Monogram, 1950.
• Blazing Bullets, Monogram, 1950.
• Colorado Ambush, Monogram, 1950.
• Pirates of the High Seas, Columbia, 1950.
• Stewardess, Cuban Fireball, Republic, 1951.
• young mother, A Baby for Midge, Warner Brothers, 1951.
• The Congregation, Protestant Films, 1951.
• Slaughter Trail, RKO, 1951.
• English girl, Secrets of Monte Carlo, Republic, 1951.
• Texas City, Monogram, 1951.
• Night Raiders, Monogram, 1951.
• showgirl, Leave It to the Girls, Paramount, 1952.
• Mary of Bethany, Life of Jesus, Scripture Films, 1952.
• townswoman, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1953.
• Sarah, A Woman for All Men, 1974.
• Faye Bader, Being Born Again, Family Films, 1978.
• Credits; PRINCIPAL TELEVISION APPEARANCES; EPISODIC
• "The Shot" and "Of Thee I Love," both 1949, and "Canterville Ghost," 1950, all Fireside Theatre, NBC.
• Wild Bill Hickock, syndicated, 1950.
• "Quicksilver Murder," "Vigilante Story," and "Sleeping Gas," all on CiscoKid, syndicated, 1951.
• "Fight Town," "The Fatal Bullet," and "Showdown at Sunrise," all Range Rider, syndicated, 1951.
• "Fury and Sound," Unexpected, syndicated, 1951.
• "The Treasure Map," Dick Tracy, ABC, 1951.
• "Kite High," Racket Squad, CBS, 1951.
• The Beulah Show, ABC, 1951.
• "Nathanial Hawthorne," Cavalcade, NBC, 1952.
• Boston Blackie, syndicated, 1952.
• Mr. and Mrs. North, CBS, 1952 and 1953.
• "Danger Hill," The Adventures of Kit Carson, syndicated, 1952.
• "Law of the Frontier," "Gold Fever," and "Let 'er Buck,"all Range Rider,syndicated, 1952.
• "Operation Underground," Lone Ranger, ABC, 1952.
• "Flight to Nowhere," Unexpected, syndicated, 1952.
• "The Mystic Pawn," Ramar of the Jungle, syndicated, 1952.
• Superman, syndicated, 1953.
• Annie Oakley, syndicated, 1954 and 1955.
• Hallmark Playhouse, NBC, 1954.
• Man Called X and Highway Patrol, both syndicated, 1956.
• "Jack Be Nimble," Marcus Welby, M.D., ABC, 1972.
• "Bear That Bit Me," Father Murphy, NBC.
• "A New Beginning," Little House on the Prairie, NBC.
• Divorce Court.
• Credits; SERIES
• Beth Holly, One Man's Family, NBC, 1954-55.
• Kate Mulligan, Days of Our Lives, NBC, 1975.
• Credits; MOVIES
• Dour nun, "A Home Run for Love," Afterschool Special, ABC, 1978.
• "Schoolboy Father," Afterschool Special, ABC.
• Rage, CBS.
• Credits; PRINCIPAL STAGE APPEARANCES
• At the Pasadena Playhouse, CA: Miriamne, Winterset, 1947, Christina, TheSilver Cord, 1948, Tracy, Philadelphia Story, 1948, title role, Mellony Holtspur, 1948, Glamour Preferred, 1949, and Holiday, 1949.
• The Square Needle, Los Angeles and San Francisco, CA, 1951.