Yola d’Avril (1906 - 1984) يولا دافريل

Biography

A French-American actress, born in Lille, France as Yola d’Avril Montiague. After the death of her father in 1923, she moved to Canada and became a dancer, then headed to Hollywood and appeared in small roles, such as in Vamping Venus (1928) and She Goes to War (1929). When...Read more she signed with First National, she was neglected due to her French accent. Despite her appearance in more than 70 films, she never became a big star, and her final film was Little Boy Lost (1953). Then she retired and lived quietly in California with her second husband. She was married twice and had no children. Among her notable works are Monte Carlo Nights (1934), God's Gift to Women (1931) and Just a Gigolo (1931). She died in Port Hueneme, California, USA, on March 2, 1984.

- Nationality:
- France
- Date of Birth:
- 8 April 1906
- Birth Country:
- France
- Died on:
- 2 March 1984
- Death Country:
- US

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Filmography

Actor (10)
- - - Sorry, Wrong Number
    - 1948 - Movie
- - - Now, Voyager
    - 1942 - Movie
- - - Gone with the Wind
    - 1939 - Movie
- - - Captain Blood
    - 1935 - Movie
- - - Kansas City Princess
    - 1934 - Movie
- - - Suicide Fleet
    - 1931 - Movie
- - - Svengali
    - 1931 - Movie
- - - All Quiet on the Western Front
    - 1930 - Movie
- - - The Love Parade
    - 1929 - Movie
- - - The Awakening
    - 1928 - Movie

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Biographies:

A French-American actress, born in Lille, France as Yola d’Avril Montiague. After the death of her father in 1923, she moved to Canada and became a dancer, then headed to...Read more Hollywood and appeared in small roles, such as in Vamping Venus (1928) and She Goes to War (1929). When she signed with First National, she was neglected due to her French accent. Despite her appearance in more than 70 films, she never became a big star, and her final film was Little Boy Lost (1953). Then she retired and lived quietly in California with her second husband. She was married twice and had no children. Among her notable works are Monte Carlo Nights (1934), God's Gift to Women (1931) and Just a Gigolo (1931). She died in Port Hueneme, California, USA, on March 2, 1984.

Trivia:

She married musician, composer, and actor Edward Ward (1930-1941), and they divorced. She then married J. Montiague (1948-1984), who remained with her until her death.
During her career (1925-1953), she appeared in 61 feature films, 12 short films and one television work, and her credits included 14 silent films.