Flora Revalles

Flora Revalles was a Swiss film actress whose career spanned the silent era, from 1915 to 1920. She was born in Rolle, Switzerland, in 1889, and began acting professionally at around 26 years old. Over five years, she appeared in films that showcased her slim build and dark features, including black hair and brown eyes. She was known for her natural, real beauty of that era.

As a straight, Caucasian performer, she was part of the early cinema landscape of the 1910s. Her career, though brief, captured the transition in filmmaking during a formative period. She passed away in 1966 at the age of 77, having left her mark on silent cinema. Though specific film titles and achievements aren't documented in public record, her journey from a small Swiss town to the silver screen remains a notable chapter in early film history.