18 Facts About Ella Hall

Ella Hall appeared in more than 90 films between 1912 and 1933.

Ella Augusta Hall was born in Hoboken, New Jersey on March 17,1896.

Ella Hall's family moved to Hollywood in the early days of silent films so her mother could pursue an acting career.

Ella Hall's first credited film appearance was the lead role in the 1913 film Memories.

Ella Hall's career took off after that film, and she appeared in thirty-seven films from 1913 through the end of 1914.

Ella Hall had another thirty-nine film appearances from 1915 through 1919.

Ella Hall did not appear in another film until 1921.

Ella Hall's career had slowed considerably during this two-year break, and she starred in only seven more films.

Ella Hall had a minor appearance, uncredited, in the 1930 Cecil B DeMille film Madam Satan.

Ella Hall had spent considerable time managing the affairs at Universal City in California.

At an appropriate moment during the ball, glasses were clinked, and Emory and Ella Hall professed their love and announced their engagement.

Ella Hall cited the main problem was the conflict between her and Johnson's overbearing mother.

Ella Hall had difficulty reconciling her emotions regarding Johnson's status as an only child and what she perceived as his excessive attachment to his mother.

Ella Hall viewed Emory as a "mother's boy," suggesting that his close bond with his mother interfered with their relationship.

Ella Hall believed that the presence and influence of her mother-in-law in their daily lives went beyond what she considered acceptable.

The divorce between Johnson, 36, and Ella Hall, 34, was finalized in Los Angeles, California.

Ella Hall wed Charles Clow in October 1934, but the marriage was annulled on January 21,1936, because Clow's divorce from his first wife had been set aside, making his marriage to Hall illegal.

Ella Hall was residing in Los Angeles, California at the time of her death on September 3,1981.