Actress. Carol Holloway was one of the more prolific, and athletic queens of the silent era. She appeared in 117 films between 1914 and 1941. Her films were Westerns prominently and others are labeled as comedy, mystery, musicals and drama. Her career progression stopped with the introduction of sound to the point her bits parts were uncredited. Her last known appearance was in "Emergency Squad" in 1940, when she retired. The daughter of a Massachusetts college professor, she caught the acting bug at an early age and hooked up with a theatrical stock company, which took her to New York.
Actress. Carol Holloway was one of the more prolific, and athletic queens of the silent era. She appeared in 117 films between 1914 and 1941. Her films were Westerns prominently and others are labeled as comedy, mystery, musicals and drama. Her career progression stopped with the introduction of sound to the point her bits parts were uncredited. Her last known appearance was in "Emergency Squad" in 1940, when she retired. The daughter of a Massachusetts college professor, she caught the acting bug at an early age and hooked up with a theatrical stock company, which took her to New York.
Gravesite Details
Her ashes were buried with her mother's. The marker only has her mother's name, "Mary Skellie".
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