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Louise Lovely (born Nellie Louise Carbasse; 28 February 1895 – 18 March 1980) was an Australian film actress of Swiss-Italian descent.
Actress: Jewelled Nights. Louise had her stage debut when she was just 9 years old as Little Eva in a production of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin.'. When she was older, she moved on to silent films. Because of her success in Australia, she moved on to America and got a contract with Universal Studios.
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Sep 9, 2017 · Long before Rosehaven and The Kettering Incident, Hollywood silent film starlet Louise Lovely tried to kickstart the Australian film industry in Tasmania, yet she's almost forgotten in time.
- Paul Mcintyre
Actress: Jewelled Nights. Louise had her stage debut when she was just 9 years old as Little Eva in a production of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin.'. When she was older, she moved on to silent films. Because of her success in Australia, she moved on to America and got a contract with Universal Studios.
- February 28, 1895
- March 17, 1980
Feb 22, 2022 · The name did not last long. The woman they were named after, however, did: Louise Lovely, Australia’s first film star, with a career on stage and screen spanning twenty tumultuous years. [1] FOX FILMS PORTRAIT, CIRCA 1920S. IMAGE COURTESY NATIONAL FILM AND SOUND ARCHIVE, NFSA TITLE: 759526.
Louise Lovely was an Australian actress who worked in early Hollywood between 1915 and 1922. Although she made ten verified films in Australia and fifty in the United States, few are extant.
Apr 12, 2018 · Early Australian actors and actresses made the move across the ocean to try their luck in American movies. Louise Lovely was among the first to have a successful career. She appeared in a handful of films at home before gracing the silver screen alongside other big names of the silent era.
