
Hal Le Sueur
Cast
- Born
- September 3, 1903 · San Antonio, Texas, USA
- Died
- May 3, 1963
- Birth name
- Hal Hays Le Sueur
Hal Le Sueur was born on September 3, 1903 in San Antonio, Texas, USA. He was an actor, known for The Night Bride (1927), Bill Haywood, Producer (1915) and Eugenics at Bar 'U' Ranch (1914). He was previously married to Kasha Haroldi and Jessie Beryl Burress. He died on May 3, 1963 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Cast
- 1957Jeanne EagelsReporter (uncredited)
- 1957America After DarkSelf - Guest
- 1956Everything But the TruthReporter (uncredited)
- 1956Telephone Time
- 1956State TrooperAlan Waterman
- 1942The Bugle SoundsRecruit (uncredited)
- 1942Stand by for ActionLookout (uncredited)
- 1942Whistling in DixieSound Effects Man (uncredited)
- 1941The Big StoreChauffeur (uncredited)
- 1941Married BachelorMan Vying for Table in Cafe (uncredited)
- 1941Shadow of the Thin ManReporter (uncredited)
- 1940Flight CommandHell Cat (uncredited)
- 1940Sky MurderAl - Co-Pilot (uncredited)
- 1940The Golden FleecingClerk (uncredited)
- 1940DulcyBusinessman in Meeting (uncredited)
- 1940I Take This WomanMan in Cafe - Aborted Verison (scenesDeleted)
- 1940Broadway Melody of 1940Casey's Chauffeur (uncredited)
- 1939Dancing Co-EdBoy (uncredited)
- 1938Man-ProofGuest in Drawing Room (uncredited)
- 1938Three ComradesDancer Who Stumbles with Erich (uncredited)
- 1938Judge Hardy's ChildrenJoe - the Chauffeur (uncredited)
- 1938The Crowd RoarsUsher at Madison Square Garden (uncredited)
- 1938The Toy WifeFirst Brother (uncredited)
- 1938The Girl of the Golden WestGovernor's Adjutant (uncredited)
- 1937MannequinTout (uncredited)
- 1937My Dear Miss AldrichReporter (uncredited)
- 1937Madame XSpectator (uncredited)
- 1937Mama Steps OutSteward With Key (uncredited)
- 1937A Family AffairConvention Delegate (uncredited)
- 1937Bad GuyPrison Switchboard Operator (uncredited)
- 1936After the Thin ManPolly's Admirer (uncredited)
- 1927The Night BrideAddison Walsh
- 1915The Grizzly Gulch Chariot Race2nd Cowboy Suitor
- 1914When the Cook Fell Ill