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Harley Knoles

Harry Knoles (1880-1936) was a British film director of the silent era.

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Harley Knoles

Portrait of Harvey Knoles from Film Year Book 1922–1923

Anonymous photographer at Apeda studio · Film Year Book 1922–1923 · Public domain

Name
Harley Knoles
Born
4 June 1880
Birthplace
Rotherham, Yorkshire United Kingdom
Died
6 January 1936
Place of death
London United Kingdom
Occupation
Film director Screenwriter
Spouse
Pinna Nesbit Rosina Henley
Nationality
United Kingdom
Languages
English

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