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Fay Holderness
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Actor Born: April 15, 1881 in Oconto, WI Death: May 13, 1963 in Santa Monica, CA Biography:A statuesque character actress onscreen from the late 1910s, "Fay Holderness" usually played spinsters but also turned up as a dance hall girl in "Charles Chaplin"'s "A Dog's Life" (1918) and as the vamp-ish waitress in "Erich Von Stroheim"'s "Blind Husbands" (1919). Long associated with slapstick factories such as L-Ko and "Hal Roach", Holderness is today best remembered as Mrs. Hardy in the Laurel and Hardy comedy "Hog Wild" (1930). She was last spotted onscreen playing a bit part in "The Mummy's Ghost" (1944); she died from a cardiovascular disease at a sanatorium in Santa Monica, CA. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, All Movie Guide
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