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Travers Vale

English-born silent film director (1865-1927) · United Kingdom · On the map · Directors · Died at 61

Travers Edmund Vale, was an English-born silent film director, theatre impresario, playwright, and actor. Raised primarily in Victoria, Australia, he worked as a photographer, playwright and theatre manager there and in New Zealand prior to his career in film.

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1927Died10 January 19271926Western PluckFilm, Director1925Barriers of the LawFilm, Writer1924The Street of TearsFilm, Director1922A Pasteboard CrownFilm, Director, Producer1919The Quickening FlameFilm, Director1918A Woman of RedemptionFilm, DirectorThe Zero HourFilm, 1918Director1917A Self-Made WidowFilm, Director1916Beyond the WallFilm, Director1915East LynneFilm, Director1914Her Old TeacherFilm, Director1913Day BreakFilm, DirectorStreets of New YorkFilm, 1913Director1865Born31 January 1865

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Early in his career, he was known by the name S. F. Travers Vale under which name he authored his first known play, The Mystery of a Hansom Cab (1888) which is an adaptation of the 1886 novel of the same name by Fergus Hume. He established his own theatre troupe, The Travers Vale Dramatic Company, which was in residence at the Theatre Royal, Adelaide in 1889 and the Auckland Opera House in New Zealand in 1890.

Country
United Kingdom
Category
Directors
Type
Movie Director
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1865 to 1927 · aged 61

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