Jessie Mae Hall (Q110816244)
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American actress
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Jessie Mae Hall |
American actress |
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Jessie Mae Hall: The Dainty Doll Comedienne (Including May Ward and Her 8 Dresden Dolls, Pauline Hall, Blanche Bates and Al Trahern (English)
David Soren
4 February 2022
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Jessie Mae Hall: The Dainty Doll Comedienne (Including May Ward and Her 8 Dresden Dolls, Pauline Hall, Blanche Bates and Al Trahern (English)
David Soren
4 February 2022
Jessie Mae Hall: The Dainty Doll Comedienne (Including May Ward and Her 8 Dresden Dolls, Pauline Hall, Blanche Bates and Al Trahern (English)
David Soren
4 February 2022
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Jessie Mae Hall
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Jessie Mae Andres (Hall) aka Swan, Trahern (bef. 6 May 1876 - after 1946)
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