Hazel Dawn was an American actress who is best known for Niobe, My Lady Incog., and One of Our Girls.
Personal and Family Life
Born Hazel Tout on March 23, 1890, in Ogden, Utah, she was the spouse of Charles Edward Gruwell, a mining engineer, whom she married on August 28, 1927. The couple had two children together. Dawn was known for her devout Mormon faith and had a significant impact on other actors, including Academy Award-winning actress Ruth Gordon, who cited her as an inspiration.
Death and Legacy
Hazel Dawn passed away on August 28, 1988, at the age of 98 in her daughter’s home located in Manhattan, New York City. Her contributions to the film industry and her status as a beloved figure continue to be remembered by fans of early cinema. Additionally, she served as a mascot for both the U.S. Army and Navy during a football game, showcasing her popularity during her time.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| The Lone Wolf | 1917-06-30 | Lucy Shannon |
| The Saleslady | 1916-03-23 | Helen |
| Niobe | 1915-04-04 | Niobe |
| My Lady Incog. | 1916-01-16 | Nell Carroll |
| Gambier’s Advocate | 1915-06-17 | Clarissa |
| One of Our Girls | 1914-06-10 | Kate Shipley |
| The Fatal Card | 1915-09-30 | Margaret Marrable |
| Under Cover | 1916-07-20 | Ethel Cartwright |