Biography
Louise Glaum was an American actress. Known for her role as a femme fatale in silent era motion picture dramas, she was credited with giving one of the best characterizations of a vamp in her early career. She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for her work in motion pictures at 6834 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood.
Movies & TV Shows
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Hell's Hinges (1916) — Dolly
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Sex (1920) — Adrienne Renault
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The Return of Draw Egan (1916) — Poppy
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Love (1920) — Natalie Storm
- A Lucky Blowout (1915) — Ruth
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Idolators (1917) — Viola Strathmore
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The Leopard Woman (1920) — Madame - the Leopard Woman
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Making a Man of Her (1912)
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The Camera Speaks (1934) — Self (archive footage)
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The Darkening Trail (1915) — Fanny
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The Aryan (1916) — Trixie, 'the Firefly'
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Love or Justice (1917) — Nan Bishop
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The Wolf Woman (1916) — Leila Aradella
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The Lone Wolf's Daughter (1919) — Princess Sonia / Sonia, her daughter
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A Lion of the Hills (1918)
- Staking His Life (1918) — Bubbles
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When the Heart Calls (1912) — Mary Gordon - the Ranchman's Daughter
- Jealousy on the Ranch (1912) — Nell Barclay
- The $2500 Bride (1912) — Barnet's Daughter - the Bride
- The Transgressor (1913) — Constance
- The Girls and the Chaperone (1912) — Grace Cameron
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Love and a Lemon (1912) — Mary Lemon - Suffragette
- Her Hero's Predicament (1913) — Louise
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The Lady Barber of Roaring Gulch (1912) — Marcia Allen
- The Country Cousin (1913) — Louise
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Cupid's Assistants (1913) — Louise
- A Stubborn Cupid (1912) — Bess
- Those Lovesick Cowboys (1912) — Mabel Jones
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Her Friend, the Doctor (1912) — Jane Carston
- His Friend, Jimmie (1913) — Louise
- Loaded Dice (1913)
- Hearts and Skirts (1912) — Mabel Russell, an Heiress
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Sharps and Chaps (1912) — Louise Canby
- The Girls and Dad (1913) — One of the Girls
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The Invisible Foe (1913) — Mary Stanley - Billy's Sweetheart
- The Fatal Clues (1914) — Ethel Hawkins
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The Renegade (1915) — Normah, a Slave Girl
- The Impostor (1913) — Betty
- The Efficacy of Prayer (1913) — White Dove
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Love Madness (1920) — Mary Norwood