Louise Glaum
Acting
Born September 4, 1888, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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.
Filmography
- 1925Fifty-Fifty — Nina Olmstead
- 1921Greater Than Love — Grace Merrill
- 1921I Am Guilty — Connie MacNair
- 1920Love — Natalie Storm
- 1920Love Madness — Mary Norwood
- 1920Sex — Adrienne Renault
- 1920The Leopard Woman — Madame - the Leopard Woman
- 1919Sahara — Mignon
- 1919The Lone Wolf's Daughter — Princess Sonia / Sonia, her daughter
- 1918A Law Unto Herself — Alouette DeLarme
- 1918A Lion of the Hills
- 1918An Alien Enemy — Neysa von Igel / Frau Meyer
- 1918Shackled — Lola Dexter
- 1918Staking His Life — Bubbles
- 1918The Goddess of Lost Lake — Mary Thorne, Producer
- 1918Wedlock — Maargery Harding
- 1917A Strange Transgressor — Lola Montrose
- 1917Golden Rule Kate — Golden Rule Kate
- 1917Idolators — Viola Strathmore
- 1917Love or Justice — Nan Bishop
- 1917Sweetheart of the Doomed — Honore Zonlay
- 1917The Weaker Sex — Annette Loti
- 1916Hell's Hinges — Dolly
- 1916Home — Daisy Flores
- 1916Honor Thy Name — Viola Bretagne, 'The Moth'
- 1916Somewhere in France — Marie Chaumontel
- 1916The Aryan — Trixie, 'the Firefly'
- 1916The Return of Draw Egan — Poppy
- 1916The Three Musketeers — Miladi Winter
- 1916The Wolf Woman — Leila Aradella
- 1915A Case of Poison — Mrs. Barr
- 1915A Lucky Blowout — Ruth
- 1915College Days — Nell Saunders
- 1915Hearts and Swords — Rosa Gonzales
- 1915In the Land of the Otter — Anne
- 1915Keno Bates, Liar — Anita
- 1915Matrimony — Thelma Iverson
- 1915The Conversion of Frosty Blake — Bubbles
- 1915The Cup of Life — Irene Bullard
- 1915The Customary Wife — The Wife
- 1915The Darkening Trail — Fanny
- 1915The Forbidden Adventure — Ameera
- 1915The Golden Trail
- 1915The Iron Strain — Kitty Molloy
- 1915The Phantom Extra — Whalen's Confederate
- 1915The Renegade — Normah, a Slave Girl
- 1915The Reward — Trixie
- 1915The Scrub — Marjorie Burgess - the Scrub
- 1915The Secret of Lost River — White Dove
- 1915The Tavern Keeper's Son — Carmen - the Dance Hall Girl
- 1915The Toast of Death — Mlle. Poppea
- 1915When the Tide Came In — Miss Arnold
- 1915Winning Back — Yvette
- 1914Lucille Love: The Girl of Mystery
- 1914Out in the Rain — Henry's Wife
- 1914The Award of Justice — Hester Hale - the Mountaineer's Daughter
- 1914The Convict's Story — Elizabeth - Lawrence's Sweetheart
- 1914The Fatal Clues — Ethel Hawkins
- 1914The Gangsters and the Girl
- 1914The Masquerader — Mildred - an Heiress
- 1914The Panther — Julie Ledru
- 1914Universal Ike Almost a Hero — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Gets a Goat — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike Gets a Line on His Wife — Evelyn
- 1914Universal Ike Goes Astray — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike Has His Ups and Downs — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike Has One Foot in the Grave — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike Junior Bearly Won Her — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior Is Kept from Being an Actor — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior Nearly Gets Married — Susie - the Ranchman's Daughter
- 1914Universal Ike Junior and His Mother-in-Law — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior and the Vampire — Zingara - a Gypsy Girl - the Vampire
- 1914Universal Ike Junior at the Dance of Little L.O.
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in Cupid's Victory — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in His City Elopement — Louise - the Hotel Waitress
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in Me, Him, and I — The Daughter
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in a Battle Royal
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in a Case on the Doctor — Louise - the Doctor
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in the 'Dear' Hunter — Louise Thatcher - the Ranch Owner's Daughter
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in the Dangers of a Great City — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in the New Cook
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in the Scarecrow and the Chaperone — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior in the Shack Next Door — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike Junior on His Honeymoon — Ike's Bride
- 1914Universal Ike Junior's Legacy — Louise - Ike's Sweetheart
- 1914Universal Ike Makes a Monkey of Himself — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike and the School Belle — The New Schoolteacher
- 1914Universal Ike in Mary Green's Husband — Mary Green
- 1914Universal Ike in Pursuit of Eats — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike in Three of a Kind
- 1914Universal Ike in the Battle of Little Tin Horn — Mary
- 1914Universal Ike in the Neglected Wife — Louise
- 1914Universal Ike's Wooing — Mary
- 1914When Universal Ike Set — Mary (unconfirmed)
- 1914Why Universal Ike Left Home — Mary
- 1913Cupid's Assistants — Louise
- 1913For Mother's Sake — Mother
- 1913Her Hero's Predicament — Louise
- 1913His Friend, Jimmie — Louise
- 1913Loaded Dice
- 1913Old Mammy's Secret Code — Marion
- 1913On Cupid's Highway — Louise
- 1913The Boomerang — Virginia Chester
- 1913The Country Cousin — Louise
- 1913The Efficacy of Prayer — White Dove
- 1913The Girls and Dad — One of the Girls
- 1913The Impostor — Betty
- 1913The Invisible Foe — Mary Stanley - Billy's Sweetheart
- 1913The Quakeress — Priscilla - the Village Girl
- 1913The Reaping
- 1913The Seal of Silence
- 1913The Sign of the Snake — Edith - Hurd's Fiancée
- 1913The Transgressor — Constance
- 1913The Village Choir — Mary - the Minister's Daughter
- 1912A Stubborn Cupid — Bess
- 1912Brave Heart's Hidden Love — The Hidden Love
- 1912Hearts and Skirts — Mabel Russell, an Heiress
- 1912Her Friend, the Doctor — Jane Carston
- 1912Jealousy on the Ranch — Nell Barclay
- 1912Love and a Lemon — Mary Lemon - Suffragette
- 1912Making a Man of Her
- 1912Sharps and Chaps — Louise Canby
- 1912The $2500 Bride — Barnet's Daughter - the Bride
- 1912The Girls and the Chaperone — Grace Cameron
- 1912The Lady Barber of Roaring Gulch — Marcia Allen
- 1912Those Lovesick Cowboys — Mabel Jones
- 1912When the Heart Calls — Mary Gordon - the Ranchman's Daughter
Appearances as themselves (4)
- 1934The Camera Speaks — Self (archive footage)
- 1920A Trip Through the World's Greatest Motion Picture Studios — Herself
- 1920Screen Snapshots (Series 1, No. 7) — self
- 1919Photoplay Magazine Screen Supplement #6 — Herself