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Nola Luxford was a New Zealand-born actress, writer, and broadcaster who established a career in Hollywood during the silent film era. Beyond her acting roles in films like Kind Lady and Tell It to the Marines, she was a pioneer broadcaster and humanitarian, famously known as the Angel of the Anzacs for her support of Allied forces during World War II.
Nola Luxford was a New Zealand-born actress and writer who became a pioneer in early Hollywood, later distinguishing herself as a broadcaster and humanitarian.
She appeared in films such as Kind Lady (1935), Tell It to the Marines (1926), and The Mad Marriage (1921). Beyond her film work, she earned the title Angel of the Anzacs for founding the Anzac Club in New York during World War II.
No, she passed away in 1994, having concluded her professional career long before then.