DescriptionLouise Glaum Who's Who on the Screen.jpg	Publicity photo of Louise Glaum from Who's Who on the Screen
Date	1920
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Louise Glaum, who is credited with having given to the screen one of the most perfect vampire characterizations, was born near Baltimore, Md., and after playing in stock and stage productions entered upon her career as a star of the silent drama with Thomas H. Ince. She is now with J. Parker Read, Jr., Productions and some screen plays she has starred in for that company are "Sex," "Lone Wolf's Daughter" and "Sahara." Although while working in a "set" she can appear to be the must detestable of "vamps" she is, while "off stage," one of the most charming individuals in the west coast colony of screen folks. Miss Glaum is five feet five inches high, weighs a hundred and thirty pounds and has masses of brown hair and hazel eyes.