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Lilian Hall-Davis
(same as Lillian Hall-Davis)

Born 23 June 1898 in Mile End, London, England, United Kingdom.
Died 25 October 1933 in London, England, United Kingdom, by suicide.

Married Water Pemberton, 1918; until Lilian’s death; son, Grovsvenor Pemberton.

Lilian Hall-Davis appeared in a number of British, German, French and Italian films in the last decade of the silent era. She is best remembered for her leading roles in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Ring (1927) and The Manxman (1929).

Apparently despondent over her waning film career in the sound era, Lilian took her own life in 1933.

References: Website-IMDb; Website-Wikipedia.