James Hall
Biography
James Hall was a rising film star in the silent era, debuting at age 15 in the Ziegfeld Follies. He made his sound film debut opposite William Powell and Louise Brooks in "The Canary Murder Case" (1929) and later co-starred in Howard Hughes' epic film "Hell's Angels" (1930). Hall struggled to regain fame after his last film role in 1932, instead finding work in vaudeville and small nightclubs before his untimely death from cirrhosis at age 39.