
Actor
Born August 7, 1950 in Clerkenwell, London, England, UK
English born actor who worked in, among other acting jobs, silent films.

Tol'able David
The Doctor

Cousin Kate
Bishop

The Prey
Robert Reardon

The Climbers
George Hunter

Woman, Woman!
Mr. Lindsay

Putting One Over
Johnny Thomkins

My Little Sister
Lord Helmstone

Phil-for-Short
College President

Help! Help! Police!
Judson Pendleton

Never Say Quit
Professor Lattimore

The Lion and the Mouse
Judge Rossmore

The Bondage of Barbara
John J. Newton

Just for Tonight
Major Blackburn

Blue-Eyed Mary
Henry Leffingwell

How Could You, Caroline?
Mr. Rogers

Blue Jeans
Colonel Henry Clay Risener

The Girl Without a Soul
Dominic Beaumont

Aladdin's Other Lamp
Captain Barnaby

Lady Barnacle
John Morling

God's Law and Man's
Kunda Ram

The War Bride's Secret
MacDougal

The Evil Thereof
Her Father

Gloria's Romance

Audrey
Mr. Darden

The Girl Telegrapher's Nerve
Sheriff James Ogden

The Black Crook
Count Wolfenstein

The Maker of Dreams
Daddy Greene

The Crooked Path
Father Deering - Prison Chaplain

The Haunting Fear
Father Richard

A Sister's Burden
Hensley - a Widower

The Destroyer
Wentworth - Dick's Father

The Siren's Reign
Hardy - a Faithful Employee

The Night Operator at Buxton
Rice - Express Superintendent

The Scorpion's Sting
Marston - the Father

The Man of Iron
Lucius Stanley - the Man of Iron

The Mystery of the Sleeping Death
Afgab

The Brand
John Halleck - Mary's Father

The Swamp Fox
Jacques Videau - Mary's Father

The Chest of Fortune
Ward - a Banker (parts one and two)

Uncle Tom's Cabin
Uncle Tom

Primitive Man
Doctor Sturgis

Our New Minister
Hannibal Chapman - an Unscrupulous Lawyer

The Vampire
Martin

Breaking Into the Big League
Mr. Wallace

A Virginia Feud
McDonald - Rose's Father

The Lost Diamond
John Holden

A Stolen Identity
Hodges - a Valet

Shenandoah
General Haverhill

The Scimitar of the Prophet

A Mississippi Tragedy
Calhoun - the Planter

The Wartime Siren
Colonel Ashby

The War Correspondent
The Editor

The Message of the Palms
Colonel Carlton

The Darling of the CSA
Maj. Gen. Prentiss, U.S.A.