Loo Hardy
Loo Hardy ( born January 11, 1898 in Berlin, † April 23, 1938 in London; native Charlotte Hardy ) was a German actress.
Life
The sister of the director Manfred Noa lost her early wedded husband in 1917 during the First World War began in 1918 and her career as a film actress. She played during the 1920s in comedies, thrillers, adventure and melodrama. In addition, she also appeared on the Berlin stage, particularly in revues on.
In the film, she received at the beginning of the thirties barely deals so that they after her last role in the film Riihmann You do not need money had to quit her artistic career. Immediately after coming to power of the Nazis in 1933, she emigrated to London, where they operate a small boarding house in Paddington, which was a meeting place for German emigrants. There she poisoned herself with narcotics.