Louise Lovely Net Worth is$1.9 Million Louise Lovely Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Louise had her stage debut when she was just 9 years old. She appeared in a production of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin' as Little Eva. When she was older, she moved on to silent films. Due to her success in Australia, she moved to America and got a contract with Universal Studios. The legend states that it was Carl Laemmle, the Universal Studios head, who ...
Date Of Birth February 28, 1895 Died 1980-03-18 Place Of Birth Paddington, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Height 5' 2" (1.57 m) Profession Actress, Producer, Director Spouse Wilton Welch Star Sign Pisces
# Fact 1 Considered Australia's first international star, she worked for Universal until she walked off the lot. Her career in America never recovered so she returned to Australia and co-produced and starred in a resounding hit, Jewelled Nights (1925). 2 In the year 2000 The The Australian Film Institute named their equivalent of the Oscars The "lovelys" in her honor.
Actress Title Year Status Character Jewelled Nights 1925 Elaine Fleetwood Shattered Idols 1922 Diana Chichester Life's Greatest Question 1921 Nan Cumberland The Poverty of Riches 1921 Grace Donaldson The Heart of the North 1921 Patricia Graham The Old Nest 1921 Kate at 21-31 While the Devil Laughs 1921 Mary Franklin Partners of Fate 1921 Helen Meriless The Little Grey Mouse 1920 Beverly Arnold The Skywayman 1920 Virginia Ames The Joyous Troublemaker 1920 Beatrice Corlin The Twins of Suffering Creek 1920 Little Casino The Orphan 1920 Helen Shields The Butterfly Man 1920 Bessie Morgan The Third Woman 1920 Eleanor Steele Wings of the Morning 1919 Iris Deane The Last of the Duanes 1919 Jenny Lee Wolves of the Night 1919 Isabel Hollins The Lone Star Ranger 1919 Ray Longstreth The Usurper 1919/I Beatrice Clive The Man Hunter 1919 Helen Garfield Johnny-on-the-Spot 1919 Anne Travers Life's a Funny Proposition 1919 Mary Austin A Rich Man's Darling 1918 Julie Le Fabrier The Girl Who Wouldn't Quit 1918 Joan Tracy Nobody's Wife 1918 Hope Ross Painted Lips 1918 Lou McTavish The Wolf and His Mate 1918 Bess Nolan Sirens of the Sea 1917 Lorelei The Reed Case 1917 Helen Reed Her Strange Experience 1917 Short Marie The Field of Honor 1917 Laura Sheldon Her Great Dilemma 1917 Short Mary Blanton The Grip of Love 1917 Short Ruth Overholt The Gift Girl 1917 Rokaia The Fourth Witness 1917 Short Margaret Bryant The Outlaw and the Lady 1917 Short Ruth Carter The Diamonds of Destiny 1917 Short Jane Lowe The Fugitive 1917 Short Nan Donovan Blood Money 1917 Short Belle Blaire Stronger Than Steel 1916 Short Daphne of the Follies The Measure of a Man 1916 Pattie Batch The Social Buccaneer 1916 Marjorie Woods Bettina Loved a Soldier 1916 Bettina Scott The Grasp of Greed 1916 Alice Gordon Bobbie of the Ballet 1916 Bobbie Brent The Gilded Spider 1916 Leonita & Elisa Tangled Hearts 1916/I Vera Lane The Grip of Jealousy 1916 Virginia Grant Dolly's Scoop 1916 Short Dolly Clare (as Louise Welch) Stronger Than Death 1915 Short June Lathrop (as Louise Carbasse) Father and the Boys 1915 Bessie Brayton The Ticket of Leave Man 1912 as Louise Carbasse The Wreck of the Dunbar or The Yeoman's Wedding 1912 Short as Louise Carbasse Conn, the Shaughraun 1912 as Louise Carbasse A Daughter of Australia 1912 as Louise Carbasse Hands Across the Sea 1912 as Louise Carbasse A Tale of the Australian Bush 1911 Mrs. Hall (as Louise Carbasse) The Colleen Bawn 1911/II The Colleen (as Louise Carbasse) A Ticket in Tatts 1911 Mrs. Fallon (as Louise Carbasse) One Hundred Years Ago 1911 Judith (as Louise Carbasse)
Producer Title Year Status Character Jewelled Nights 1925 producer The Girl Who Wouldn't Quit 1918 producer Nobody's Wife 1918 producer Painted Lips 1918 producer
Director Title Year Status Character Jewelled Nights 1925
Writer Title Year Status Character Jewelled Nights 1925
Editor Title Year Status Character Jewelled Nights 1925
Self Title Year Status Character Screen Snapshots, Series 3, No. 21 1923 Documentary short
Known for movies Jewelled Nights (1925)
Sirens of the Sea (1917)
Dolly's Scoop (1916)
One Hundred Years Ago (1911)
$1.9 Million
