Lule Warrenton(1862-1932)

Actress
Director
Writer

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Lule Warrenton

Lule Warrenton was born on 22 June 1862 in Flint, Michigan, USA. She was an actress and director, known for The College Orphan (1915), Drugged Waters (1916) and Samson (1914). She died on 14 May 1932 in Laguna Beach, California, USA.

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Known for

The College Orphan (1915)

The College Orphan

Mrs. Blanding

1915

Drugged Waters (1916)

Cornelia Wrigley

1916

Samson (1914)

6.6

Wife of Manoah

1914

Mary Louise in A Bit o' Heaven (1917)

A Bit o' Heaven

4.7

Director

1917

Credits

Actress

Shirley of the Circus
- Blanquette
- 1922
Calvert's Valley
- The Widow Crowcroft
- 1922
Strength of the Pines
- Elmira Ross
- 1922
The Jolt
- Georgette's Mother
- 1921
Ladies Must Live
7.1
- Nora Flanagan
- 1921
Blind Hearts
5.8
- Rita
- 1921
The Dangerous Moment
- Mrs. Tarkides
- 1921
Sa faute
- Madam Blondin
- 1920
Rose of Nome
- Quita
- 1920
White Lies
- Jacintha
- 1920
A Fugitive from Matrimony
- Mother Kelly
- 1919
Le coeur et la petite main
- Carlotta the Gypsy Queen
- 1919
The Broken Commandments
- Hannah - the Maid
- 1919
The Wilderness Trail
- Old Mary
- 1919
Be a Little Sport
- Matilda Faulkner
- 1919

Director

Writer

Personal details

Alternative names
- Lulu Warrenton
Born
- June 22, 1862
- Flint, Michigan, USA
Died
- May 14, 1932
- Laguna Beach, California, USA(complications from surgery)
Publicity listings
- 5 Articles

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Trivia
Commonly known as "Mother" Warrenton, she was an advocate for women's welfare in the film industry. She worked to establish special housing for "extra girls" who were thought to be otherwise vulnerable to exploitation. This led to the establishment of the famous Hollywood Studio Club.

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