Born on this day – Ethyle Cooke:

Ethyle Cooke

Actress

August 4, 1880 – April 20, 1949

Credits:

A Clothes-Line Quarrel (1913); A Deep Sea Liar (1913); A Dog's Love (1914); A Gentleman for a Day (1914); A Hatful of Trouble (1914); A Leak in the Foreign Office (1914); A Man's Sins (1916); A Messenger of Gladness (1914); A Woman's Loyalty (1914); Algy's Alibi (1914); All Aboard (1915); An Amateur Animal Trainer (1913); An American in the Making (1913); An Orphan's Romance (1913); Beauty in the Seashell (1913); Convict 993 (1918); Daughter of Kings (1915); Deborah the Jewish Maiden (1914); Do Unto Others (1915); Dottie's New Doll (1912); Ebenezer Explains (1915); Fashion and the Simple Life (1915); From the River's Depths (1915); Gussie, the Graceful Lifeguard (1915); Her Life and His (1917); Her New York (1917); His Guardian Auto (1915); His Sister's Kiddies (1915); His Two Patients (1915); His Vocation (1915); In the Conservatory (1914); In Wild Man's Land (1914); Inspiration (1915); It's an Ill Wind (1915); John Brewster's Wife (1916); Keeping a Husband (1914); Little Bobby (1915); Lucile (1912); Mr. Meeson's Will (1915); Mrs. Pinkhurst's Proxy (1914); Mrs. Van Ruyter's Stratagem (1914); Nicholas Nickleby (1912); Oh! Such a Beautiful Ocean (1913); Old Jane of the Gaiety (1915); Patsy (1917); Saint, Devil and Woman (1916); Snapshots (1915); Stronger Than Death (1914); The Butterfly Bug (1914); The Candy Girl (1917); The Commuted Sentence (1915); The Crogmere Ruby (1915); The Fear of Poverty (1916); The Fugitive (1916); The Game (1915); The Head Waiter (1913); The Infant Heart Snatcher (1914); The Merchant of Venice (1912); The Mother of Her Dreams (1915); The Necklace of Pearls (1915); The Pendulum of Fate (1914); The Pillory (1916); The Scrub Lady (1914); The Six-Cent Loaf (1915); The Small Town Girl (1917); The Smouldering Spark (1914); The Spirit of the Game (1916); The Star of Bethlehem (1912); The Turning of the Road (1914); The Two Cent Mystery (1915); The Wrecked Taxi (1912); Their Great Big Beautiful Doll (1913); Their Last Performance (1915); Twins and a Stepmother (1914); What Doris Did (1916); What Might Have Been (1913); When Love Was Blind (1917).