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Florence Oberle is a Actor American born on 6 december 1869 at Tarrytown (USA)
Florence Oberle (December 6, 1869 – July 10, 1943) was a stage and film actress from Tarrytown, New York.
Oberle appeared on the New York City stage in Morosco Theatre and David Belasco productions until 1915. She was once billed as the most beautiful woman on the American stage. In California Oberle played opposite theatrical stars like Edward Everett Horton and Trixie Friganza. Her last appearance on stage came in 1931, performing with Jane Cowl in Camille.
In 1915 Oberle signed with Essanay Studios, a pioneer film studio of the silent movie era. She also performed with Charles Ray and various Hollywood actors at Keystone Studios, Triangle Studios, and Famous Players. Among her films are The White Sister (1915), When My Lady Smiles (1915), Separating From Sarah (1916), The Invisible Web (1917), Her Country First (1918), and Smudge (1922).
Oberle lived for many years in Chicago, Illinois. When she retired she came to reside in Los Angeles, California in 1931. Her home was at 1237 West 96th Street. She was the widow of Thomas Oberle, a matinee idol, who died in the early years of the twentieth century.
Florence Oberle died at the Little Romano Sanitarium in North Glendale, California, in 1943. She was seventy-three years old.
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Nationality USA
Birth 6 december 1869 at Tarrytown (USA)
Death 10 july 1943 (at 73 years) at Glendale (USA)
Birth 6 december 1869 at Tarrytown (USA)
Death 10 july 1943 (at 73 years) at Glendale (USA)
Oberle appeared on the New York City stage in Morosco Theatre and David Belasco productions until 1915. She was once billed as the most beautiful woman on the American stage. In California Oberle played opposite theatrical stars like Edward Everett Horton and Trixie Friganza. Her last appearance on stage came in 1931, performing with Jane Cowl in Camille.
In 1915 Oberle signed with Essanay Studios, a pioneer film studio of the silent movie era. She also performed with Charles Ray and various Hollywood actors at Keystone Studios, Triangle Studios, and Famous Players. Among her films are The White Sister (1915), When My Lady Smiles (1915), Separating From Sarah (1916), The Invisible Web (1917), Her Country First (1918), and Smudge (1922).
Oberle lived for many years in Chicago, Illinois. When she retired she came to reside in Los Angeles, California in 1931. Her home was at 1237 West 96th Street. She was the widow of Thomas Oberle, a matinee idol, who died in the early years of the twentieth century.
Florence Oberle died at the Little Romano Sanitarium in North Glendale, California, in 1943. She was seventy-three years old.
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Three Hollywood Girls (1931)
, 20minutesDirected by Roscoe Arbuckle
Origin USA
Genres Comedy
Actors Priscilla Lane, Edward J. Nugent, Rosemary Lane, Florence Oberle, Phyllis Crane
Rating52%
Smudge (1922)
Directed by Charles Ray
Origin USA
Genres Comedy-drama
Actors Ora Carew, Charles K. French, Florence Oberle, J.P. Lockney, Lloyd Bacon
Roles Mrs. Clement
Her Country First (1918)
, 50minutesDirected by James Young
Origin USA
Genres Comedy
Actors Vivian Martin, John Hay Cossar, Florence Oberle, Larry Steers, Lillian Leighton, Jack McDonald
Roles Mrs. Grant
Dorothy Grant returns from boarding school so fired up with patriotism that she organizes her friends into a military company they call the Girls' Aviation Corps with help from a woman farmer who served in the military. Dorothy then discovers that German spies have come to town to get access to her father's munitions plant.
The White Sister (1915)
Origin USA
Themes Films based on plays
Actors Viola Allen, Richard Travers, Florence Oberle, Sidney Ainsworth
Roles Princess Chiaramonte