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Thurston Hall

AKA Ernest Thurston Hall

Born: 10-May-1882
Birthplace: Boston, MA
Died: 20-Feb-1958
Location of death: Beverly Hills, CA
Cause of death: Heart Failure

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Mr. Schuyler on Topper

Wife: Quenda Hackett

    TELEVISION
    Topper Mr. Schuyler (1953-54)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Carson City (13-Jun-1952)
    The Bandit Queen (9-Dec-1950)
    Bright Leaf (16-Jun-1950)
    Tell It to the Judge (18-Nov-1949)
    Mourning Becomes Electra (19-Nov-1947)
    It Had to Be You (22-Oct-1947)
    The Unfinished Dance (19-Sep-1947)
    Black Gold (16-Sep-1947)
    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (14-Aug-1947)
    The Farmer's Daughter (25-Mar-1947)
    One More Tomorrow (1-Jun-1946)
    Without Reservations (13-May-1946)
    Two Sisters from Boston (Apr-1946)
    Brewster's Millions (7-Apr-1945)
    The Great Moment (6-Sep-1944)
    In Society (18-Aug-1944)
    Song of Nevada (5-Aug-1944)
    Wilson (1-Aug-1944)
    The Adventures of Mark Twain (3-May-1944)
    I Dood It (Sep-1943)
    Sherlock Holmes in Washington (19-Apr-1943)
    This Land Is Mine (17-Mar-1943)
    The Great Lie (5-Apr-1941)
    The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance (6-Mar-1941)
    The Invisible Woman (27-Dec-1940)
    City for Conquest (21-Sep-1940)
    The Great McGinty (15-Aug-1940)
    The Blue Bird (19-Jan-1940)
    First Love (10-Nov-1939)
    Dancing Co-Ed (29-Sep-1939)
    The Day the Bookies Wept (15-Sep-1939)
    The Star Maker (25-Aug-1939)
    Each Dawn I Die (22-Jul-1939)
    You Can't Cheat an Honest Man (17-Feb-1939)
    The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse (20-Jul-1938)
    Fast Company (5-Jul-1938)
    Theodora Goes Wild (5-Nov-1936)
    The Black Room (15-Jul-1935)


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