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Al K. Hall
(1889-1939)
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Al K. Hall was born on 10 July 1889 in England, UK. He was an actor, known for
Insinuation (1922)
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West of Carson City (1940)
. He died in April 1939 in the USA.
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Known for
Insinuation
'Spike' Henderson
(as A.K. Hall)
1922
West of Carson City
6.0
Lem Howard
(as Al Hall)
1940
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West of Carson City
6.0
Lem Howard
(as Al Hall)
1940
The Housekeeper's Daughter
6.1
Suspect
(uncredited)
1939
Woman Chases Man
6.5
First Subway Man
(uncredited)
1937
You Only Live Once
7.2
Man in Auto Court Office
(uncredited)
1937
Come and Get It
6.9
Goodnow
(uncredited)
1936
The Drag-Net
5.5
Minor Role
(uncredited)
1936
Dr. Socrates
6.5
Drunk
(uncredited)
1935
Flirtation
5.3
Audience Member
(uncredited)
1934
Okay America!
6.9
Undetermined Role
(uncredited)
1932
Insinuation
'Spike' Henderson
(as A.K. Hall)
1922
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Alternative names
A.K. Hall
Born
July 10
,
1889
England, UK
Died
April 1939
USA
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