
Ethel Wales
From Wikipedia Ethel Wales (April 4, 1878 - February 15, 1952) was an American actress, who appeared in 130 films during her 30-year career. She was the first wife of Wellington E. Wales (1886–1954), Mary Pickford's business manager during the height of her popularity. The couple had one son, Wellington Charles Wales (1918–1966), an editorial writer for the New York Times who died of a heart attack shortly after his 19 year-old son Samuel was killed in a train mishap. Her second husband was actor Hal Taliaferro.
Filmography (104 titles)
7.2MovieTarnished
Ida Baker · 1950
4.8MovieBlonde Alibi
Landlady (Uncredited) · 1946
5.8MovieLumberjack
Abbey Peters · 1944
6.3MovieBorder Vigilantes
Aunt Jenifer · 1941
5.4MovieYoung Bill Hickok
Mrs. Stout · 1940
6.7MovieWyoming
Mrs. Bronson · 1940
5.8MovieHidden Gold
Matilda Purdy · 1940
6.4MovieDark Command
Townswoman · 1940
5.1MovieDays of Jesse James
Mrs. Martha Samuels · 1939
6.0MovieIn Old Caliente
Aunt Felicia Vargas · 1939
5.0MovieFrontier Pony Express
Mrs. Murphy · 1939
7.0MovieSudden Money
Miss Perkins · 1939
6.8MovieLet Us Live
Theatre Scrubwoman - Ella (uncredited) · 1939
6.3MovieThe Cowboy and the Lady
Dinner Party Guest (uncredited) · 1938
7.0MovieWe Who Are About to Die
Travel Bureau Customer (uncredited) · 1937
7.0MovieWomen Are Trouble
Hatchet-Faced Woman · 1936
4.8MovieAnother Face
Aunt Hattie (uncredited) · 1935
6.7MovieBar 20 Rides Again
Clary Peters · 1935
4.8MovieThe Merry Frinks
United Charities Worker · 1934
3.8MovieThe Crime Doctor
Miss Farnum, Gifford's Secretary (uncredited) · 1934
7.0MovieThe Big Bluff
1933
6.3MovieFemale
Alison's Secretary (Uncredited) · 1933
9.0MovieThe Fighting Parson
Betsy Larkin · 1933
7.5MovieThe Important Witness
Bride · 1933
8.0MovieThe Eleventh Commandment
Mabel Moore · 1933
10.0MovieThe Racing Strain
Aunt Judy · 1932
5.8MovieTangled Destinies
Prudence Daggott · 1932
5.3MovieKlondike
Sadie Jones · 1932
6.6MovieLove Me Tonight
Madame Dutoit - Dressmaker (uncredited) · 1932
5.2MovieThe Thirteenth Guest
Jane Thornton · 1932