Mary Hall, a remarkably talented and versatile actress and musician, came into the world on October 26th, in the beautiful state of Utah. Born into a lively and loving family, Mary is the second oldest of six siblings, boasting a trio of younger brothers and a pair of sisters, with one older and one younger sibling respectively.
Mary's profound interest in the world of acting and music dates back to her earliest years, a spark that would ultimately ignite a lifelong passion for the craft. Her breakout role as the beloved Dorothy in the timeless classic, The Wizard of Oz, had a profound impact on her, instilling within her a deep-seated desire to dedicate herself to the pursuit of acting as a vocation. As she grew and matured, her focus and enthusiasm gradually shifted from the traditional realm of the theater to the realm of film and commercial acting, a transition that would ultimately shape the trajectory of her illustrious career.
Person Biography:
Mary was born on April 1, 1920, in Los Angeles, California. She began her acting career at the age of 6, appearing in numerous stage productions and eventually transitioning to film and television. Mary's iconic role as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz (1939) cemented her status as a Hollywood legend, earning her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress. Throughout her illustrious career, Mary appeared in over 60 films, including Meet Me in St. Louis (1944),The Harvey Girls (1946),and Summer Stock (1950). She continued to work in television, making numerous guest appearances and starring in her own sitcom, The Mary Martin Show (1953-1955).
Mary's breakthrough role was a pivotal moment in her career, as she took on the character of 'Young Holly Hess Ricks' in the documentary-style feature film "A Seat for Everyone" released in 2018. This marked the beginning of a successful streak of notable projects, which included a series of short films, such as "The Army Nurse" and "Night of Adventure", both released in 2019.
Additionally, Mary appeared in the comedy pilot series "Throwbacks" in 2019, playing the role of 'Alice', showcasing her range and versatility as an actress. Furthermore, she starred in several feature films, including "Timeless Love" in 2019, "Romance in the Outfield" in 2020, and "Lights, Camera, Romance" in 2020.
