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This Wikipedia page provides lists of the Filmographies, Theatrical, and Television appearances of the screen stars whose biographies I have penned or plan to write. These collections include their lead roles and supporting roles, giving those interested a better comprehension of the range of their acting careers. Each list includes the film's titles, the year of its release, the character portrayed by the respective star, and other related facts associated with the picture. Each line item was verified and cross-referenced using multiple sources, such as internet archives, film archives, official websites, trade journals, newspapers, and books from my library, to ensure the accuracy of the content.

Various stars began their careers by getting their first acting experience on the legitimate stage before they moved to Hollywood. Over time, many transitioned to the silver screen, primarily driven by the allure of higher financial rewards and recognition. These theatrical listings offer a resource for viewers, enabling them to discover these actors' artistic paths and growth. The section documents the play's title, the year of the production, and the specific character brought to life by these personalities. 

The television roles section of the page documents the appearances of some of these stars in the emerging medium of television. As the medium of television gained popularity, these celebrities ventured into this new territory to continue captivating audiences. The television roles section provides an extensive list of shows and series in which these stars appeared, along with the corresponding years and the characters they portrayed. This Wikipedia page is a resource for anyone seeking verified information about a particular screen stars' filmography, theatrical contributions, and television endeavors.

In addition, I have included a compilation of the templates I have developed, accompanied by a glossary of typical newspaper and magazine terms often used to describe 1920s melodramas.
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== [[Lloyd B. Carleton|LLOYD B. CARLETON]]  ==
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|[[file:Lloyd B Carelton 01.png|x50px]] || This inventory does not include any films in which Lloyd B. Carleton appeared but did not receive on-screen credit. Carleton's stage debut occurred in 1900, and his final performance occurred in 1928. From 1910 to 1925, Carleton directed eighty-two films, produced twelve, wrote four, and acted in three.
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Film
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Notes
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|DIRECTOR}}
|-
|rowspan="6" style="background:lightgrey|1910||[[St. Elmo (1910 Thanhouser film)|St. Elmo]] ||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-03-22||<ref>{{IMDb title|0344376|St. Elmo}}</ref>
|-
||[[She's Done It Again]]||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-03-23||<ref>{{IMDb title|0344327|She's Done It Again}}</ref>
|-
||[[Daddy's Double]]||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-04-05||<ref>{{IMDb title|0343568|Daddy's Double}}</ref>
|-
||[[A 29-Cent Robbery]]||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-04-15||<ref>{{IMDb title|0344502|A 29-Cent Robbery}}</ref>
|-
||[[She Wanted to Marry a Hero]]||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-04-29||<ref>{{IMDb title|0344326|She Wanted to Marry a Hero}}</ref>
|-
||[[Jane Eyre (1910 film)|Jane Eyre]]||Director||[[Edwin Thanhouser]]||[[Thanhouser Company|Thanhouser]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-05-06||<ref>{{IMDb title|0290677|Jane Eyre}}</ref>
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="12" style="background:lightgrey|1912||Love Versus Strategy||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-01-31||<ref>{{IMDb title|0403238|Love Versus Strategy}}</ref>
|-
||Tricked Into Happiness||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-02-07||<ref>{{IMDb title|0403621|Tricked Into Happiness}}</ref>
|-
||His Mistake||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-02-14||<ref>{{IMDb title|0357745|His Mistake}}</ref>
|-
||Love and Tears||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-02-18||<ref>{{IMDb title|0403239|Love and Tears}}</ref>
|-
||The Price of a Silver Fox||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-03-14||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358045|The Price of a Silver Fox}}</ref>
|-
||The Surprise Party Surprised||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-03-20||<ref>{{IMDb title|1103258|The Surprise Party Surprised}}</ref>
|-
||The Social Secretary||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-03-30||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358160|The Social Secretary}}</ref>
|-
||The Reformation of Kid Hogan||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-04-08||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358072|The Reformation of Kid Hogan}}</ref>
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||A New Beginning||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-04-22||<ref>{{IMDb title|0357953|A New Beginning}}</ref>
|-
||The Good for Nothing||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-11-18||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358498|The Good for Nothing}}</ref>
|-
||Satin and Gingham||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-11-28||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358684|Satin and Gingham}}</ref>
|-
||When Love Leads||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1912-12-18||<ref>{{IMDb title|0358762|When Love Leads}}</ref>
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="14" style="background:lightgrey|1913||Literature and Love||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-01-20||<ref>{{IMDb title|0338203|Literature and Love}}</ref>
|-
||Longing for a Mother||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Romance film|Romance]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-01-20||<ref>{{IMDb title|0338203|Longing for a Mother}}</ref>
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||The Lost Note||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-02-03||<ref>{{IMDb title|0338210|The Lost Note}}</ref>
|-
||For His Child's Sake||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-04-08||<ref>{{IMDb title|0388949|For His Child's Sake}}</ref>
|-
||Diamond Cut Diamond||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-04-25||<ref name="LBCdcd">{{IMDb title|0387996|Diamond Cut Diamond}}</ref>
|-
||The Veil of Sleep||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-05-01||<ref>{{IMDb title|0388510|The Veil of Sleep}}</ref>
|-
||Margaret's Painting||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-05-19||<ref>{{IMDb title|0388241|Margaret's Painting}}</ref>
|-
||The Angel of the Slums||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-07-03||<ref>{{IMDb title|0389757|The Angel of the Slums}}</ref>
|-
||The Wiles of Cupid||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Romance film|Romance]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-07-17||<ref>{{IMDb title|0391531|The Wiles of Cupid}}</ref>
|-
||The Governor||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-08-04||<ref>{{IMDb title|0391196|The Governor}}</ref>
|-
||The Special Officer||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-10-02||<ref>{{IMDb title|1139952|The Special Officer}}</ref>
|-
||The Two Cowards||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-10-07||<ref>{{IMDb title|1161846|The Two Cowards}}</ref>
|-
||The Fiancée and the Fairy||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-10-13||<ref>{{IMDb title|0447104|The Fiancee and the Fairy}}</ref>
|-
||Shadows||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-18||<ref>{{IMDb title|1124130|Shadows}}</ref>
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="13" style="background:lightgrey|1914||Through Fire to Fortune ||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-02-01||<ref>{{IMDb title|0004701|Through Fire to Fortune }}</ref>
|-
||The Price||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-03-20||<ref>{{IMDb title|1221931|The Price}}</ref>
|-
||At His Expense||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-04-11||<ref>{{IMDb title|1232012|At His Expense}}</ref>
|-
||Strength of Family Ties||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-04-16||<ref>{{IMDb title|1232146|Strength of Family Ties}}</ref>
|-
||A Leaf from the Past||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-05-21||<ref>{{IMDb title|1252306|A Leaf from the Past}}</ref>
|-
||Codes of Honor||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-07-15||<ref>{{IMDb title|1244006|Codes of Honor}}</ref>
|-
||His Brother's Blood||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-08-20||<ref>{{IMDb title|1275653|His Brother's Blood}}</ref>
|-
||The Investment||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-09-25||<ref>{{IMDb title|1275672|The Investment}}</ref>
|-
||The Ragged Earl ||Director||Popular Plays and Players||Alco Film||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-10-12||<ref>{{IMDb title|0004509|The Ragged Earl}}</ref>
|-
||The Impostor||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-10-15||<ref>{{IMDb title|0482740|The Impostor}}</ref>
|-
||Michael Strogoff ||Director||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-10-19||<ref name="LBCms">{{IMDb title|0004328|Michael Strogoff }}</ref>
|-
||[[The Walls of Jericho (1914 film)|The Walls of Jericho]]||Director||[[Fox Film|Box Office Attractions]]||[[Fox Film|Box Office Attractions]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-11-19||<ref name="LBCwoj">{{IMDb title|0004776|The Walls of Jericho}}</ref>
|-
||The Idler||Director||[[Fox Film]]||[[Fox Film|Box Office Attractions]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-12-13||<ref>{{IMDb title|0004137|The Idler}}</ref>
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="12" style="background:lightgrey|1915||The Girl I Left Behind Me ||Director||[[Fox Film]]||[[Fox Film|Box Office Attractions]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1915-01-01||<ref>{{IMDb title|0005387|The Girl I Left Behind Me}}</ref>
|-
||Motherhood||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-06-22||<ref>{{IMDb title|1261915|Motherhood}}</ref>
|-
||A Studio Escapade||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-07-05||<ref>{{IMDb title|1275828|A Studio Escapade}}</ref>
|-
||The Girl with the Red Feather||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-08-23||<ref>{{IMDb title|1236923|The Girl with the Red Feather}}</ref>
|-
||The Jungle Lovers||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Adventure film|Adventure]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-09-15||<ref>{{IMDb title|0239511|The Jungle Lovers}}</ref>
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||In the Midst of African Wilds||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-10-16||<ref name="LBCmaw">{{IMDb title|1228929|In the Midst of African Wilds}}</ref>
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||The Flashlight||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-01||<ref>{{IMDb title|0150581|The Flashlight}}</ref>
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||Their Sinful Influence||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-04||<ref>{{IMDb title|0464719|Their Sinful Influence}}</ref>
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||The White Light of Publicity||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-13||<ref name="LBCwlp">{{IMDb title|0436932|The White Light of Publicity}}</ref>
|-
||The Love of Loti San||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-02||<ref>{{IMDb title|0492229|The Love of Loti San}}</ref>
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||The Golden Spurs||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-16||<ref>{{IMDb title|0437207|The Golden Spurs}}</ref>
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||The Sacred Tiger of Agra||Director||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-25||<ref name="LBCsta">{{IMDb title|0759661|The Sacred Tiger of Agra}}</ref>
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|rowspan="17" style="background:lightgrey|1916||[[The Yaqui]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-03-19||<ref>{{IMDb title|0007596|The Yaqui}}</ref>
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||[[Two Men of Sandy Bar]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-04-03||<ref>{{IMDb title|0007488|Two Men of Sandy Bar}}</ref>
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||[[Doctor Neighbor]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-05-01||<ref name="DrNeig">{{IMDb title|0006597|Doctor Neighbor}}</ref>
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||[[Her Husband's Faith]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-11||<ref name="HHfaith">{{IMDb title|0327856|Her Husband's Faith}}</ref>
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||[[Heartaches (1916 film)]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-19||<ref name="LBCha">{{IMDb title|0325542|Heartaches}}</ref>
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||[[Two Mothers (1916 film)|Two Mothers]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-01||<ref name="2Moms">{{IMDb title|0328580|Two Mothers}}</ref>
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||[[Her Soul's Song]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-15||<ref name="HSsong">{{IMDb title|0327859|Her Soul's Song}}</ref>
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||[[The Way of the World]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-07-03||<ref name="TWworld">{{IMDb title|0007543|The Way of the World}}</ref>
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||[[No. 16 Martin Street]]||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-07-13||<ref name="No16">{{IMDb title|0323452|Number 16 Martin Place}}</ref>
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||[[A Yoke of Gold]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-08-14||<ref name="YokeGold">{{IMDb title|0007601|A Yoke of Gold}}</ref>
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||[[The Unattainable]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-09-04||<ref name="NoTain">{{IMDb title|0007071|The Unattainable}}</ref>
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||[[Black Friday (1916 film)|Black Friday]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-09-18||<ref name="BlkFri">{{IMDb title|0006433|Black Friday}}</ref>
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||[[The Human Gamble]]||Director||Rex Motion Picture||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-10-08||<ref>{{IMDb title|0327900|The Human Gamble}}</ref>
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||[[Barriers of Society]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-10-16||<ref name="BarofSoc">{{IMDb title|0006400|Barriers of Society}}</ref>
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||[[The Devil's Bondwoman]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-11-20||<ref name="TDbond">{{IMDb title|0006587|The Devil's Bondwoman}}</ref>
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||[[The Morals of Hilda]] ||Director||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-12-11||<ref>{{IMDb title|0007092|The Morals of Hilda}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|style="background:lightgrey|1920||Mountain Madness||Director||Clermont Photoplays||Republic Dist||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1920-08-02||<ref name="LBCmm">{{IMDb title|0011484|Mountain Madness}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|style="background:lightgrey|1922||[[Beyond the Crossroads]]||Director||Clermont Photoplays||Pioneer Film||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1922-01-27||<ref>{{IMDb title|0012936|Beyond the Crossroads}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|style="background:lightgrey|1923||[[The Flying Dutchman (1923 film)|The Flying Dutchman]]||Director||[[Film Booking Offices of America|Robertson-Cole]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1923-07-29||<ref name="LBCfd">{{IMDb title|0014049|The Flying Dutchman}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="5" style="background:lightgrey|1925||Nine and Three-Fifths Seconds ||Director||A.G. Steen||B.A. Goodman Prod||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1925-08-05||<ref>{{IMDb title|0141659|Nine and Three-Fifths Seconds }}</ref>
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||The Young Sheriff||Director||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-02||<ref name="LBCys">{{IMDb title|0437671|The Young Sheriff}}</ref>
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||The Man Who Rode Alone||Director||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-08||<ref name="LBCwra">{{IMDb title|0817190|The Man Who Rode Alone}}</ref>
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||Flash of a .45||Director||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-10||<ref name="LBCfo4">{{IMDb title|0450683|Flash of a .45}}</ref>
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||The Mad Miner||Director||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-10||<ref name="LBCtmm">{{IMDb title|0817181|The Mad Miner}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:#F2E0CE;|{{center|ACTOR}}
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|style="background:lightgrey|1910||Simple Charity||Actor||[[Biograph Company|Biograph]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1910-11-10||<ref>{{IMDb title|0001396|Simple Charity}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1914||Michael Strogoff ||Actor||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-10-19||<ref name="LBCms"/>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1927||[[Tongues of Scandal]] ||Actor||Sterling Pictures||Sterling Pictures||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1927-01-03||<ref>{{IMDb title|0018493|Tongues of Scandal}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:#F2E0CE;|{{center|PRODUCER}}
|-
|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgrey|1915||In the Midst of African Wilds||Producer||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-10-16||<ref name="LBCmaw" /><ref name="LBCce">{{cite book|title=Catalog of Copyright Entries. Part 4. Works of Art, Etc. New Series|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=DV4cAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA430|year=1915|page=430}}</ref>
|-
||The White Light of Publicity||Producer||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-13||<ref name="LBCwlp"/><ref>{{cite book|title=Catalog of Copyright Entries. Part 4. Works of Art, Etc. New Series|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=DV4cAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA430|year=1915|page=595}}</ref>
|-
||The Sacred Tiger of Agra||Producer||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-25||<ref name="LBCsta"/><ref>{{cite book|title=Catalog of Copyright Entries. Part 4. Works of Art, Etc. New Series|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=DV4cAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA430|year=1915|page=596}}</ref>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1916||[[Her Husband's Faith]]||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-11||<ref>{{cite encyclopedia |url= https://archive.org/details/movpicwor281movi/page/1214| title=LAEMMLE – Her Husband's Honor|encyclopedia=Thanhouser Films: An Encyclopedia and History|date=May 13, 1916|access-date=June 29, 2019}}</ref>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1918||Mother, I Need You||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||Ernest Shipman||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1918-09-21||<ref>{{IMDb title|0009397|Mother, I Need You}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine|date=October 12, 1918|title=Carleton Picture Shows "Garden of Eden"|url=https://archive.org/details/motionpicturenew00moti_20/page/n131|magazine=Motion Picture News|publisher=New York, Motion Picture News, Inc.|access-date=July 9, 2019}}</ref>
|-
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1920||The Amazing Woman||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||Republic Dist||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1920-01-01||<ref>{{IMDb title|0184203|The Amazing Woman}}</ref>
|-
||Mountain Madness||Producer||Clermont Photoplays||Republic Dist||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1920-08-02||<ref name="LBCmm" />
|-
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1925||The Young Sheriff||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-02||<ref name="LBCys" />
|-
||The Man Who Rode Alone||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-08||<ref name="LBCwra" />
|-
||Flash of a .45||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-10||<ref name="LBCfo4" />
|-
||The Mad Miner||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||A.G. Steen ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1925-10-10||<ref name="LBCtmm"/>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1927||Girl in the Rain||Producer||Lloyd Carleton Prod||Kernan Films ||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1927-02-10||<ref>{{IMDb title|0325468|Girl in the Rain}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine|date=January 29, 1927|title=State's Rights Sold|url= https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor84janf/page/324
|magazine=Moving Picture World|publisher=New York, Chalmers Publishing Company|access-date=July 9, 2019}}</ref>
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:#F2E0CE;|{{center|WRITER}}
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1913||Diamond Cut Diamond||Writer||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-04-25||<ref name="LBCdcd"/>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1914||[[The Walls of Jericho (1914 film)|The Walls of Jericho]] ||Writer||Box Office Attractions||Box Office Attractions||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-11-19||<ref name="LBCwoj"/>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1916||[[Heartaches (1916 film)]]||Writer||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-19||<ref name="LBCha"/>
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1923||[[The Flying Dutchman (1923 film)|The Flying Dutchman]]||Writer||[[Film Booking Offices of America|Robertson-Cole]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1923-07-29||<ref name="LBCfd"/>
|}
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{spaces|3}}{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Theatrical Roles of Lloyd B. Carleton{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Play
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Start
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |End
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Lead
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Produce
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Director
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Shows
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Theatre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE"|Ref
|-
|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgrey|1900||The Little Minister||Apr 1900||Apr 1900||[[Maude Adams]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||Joseph Humphreys||19||[[Richard M. Hooley#Chicago theatres|Powers' Theatre Chicago, IL]]||<ref>[https://archive.org/details/powerstheatrep1900powe/page/n11 The Little Minister]</ref>
|-
||[[L'Aiglon]]||Oct 1900||Dec 1900||[[Maude Adams]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||Joseph Humphreys||73||[[Knickerbocker Theatre (Broadway)|Knickerbocker]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/laiglon-5393 L'Aiglon]</ref>
|-
||A Royal Family||Sep 1900||Feb 1901||[[Richard Bennett (actor)|Richard Bennett]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||Joseph Humphreys||175||[[Lyceum Theatre (Broadway)|Lyceum]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/a-royal-family-5347 A Royal Family]</ref>
|-
|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1904||The Little Minister||Dec 1904||Feb 1905||[[Maude Adams]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||N/S||73||[[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/the-little-minister-4937 The Little Minister]</ref>
|-
|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1905||Peter Pan||Nov 1905||May 1906||[[Maude Adams]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||N/S||233 ||[[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/peter-pan-4887 Peter Pan]</ref>
|-
|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1908||[[Quality Street (play)|Quality Street]]||Jan 1908||Jan 1908||[[Maude Adams]]||N/S||N/S||7 ||[[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/quality-street-5514 Quality Street]</ref>
|-
|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1908||The Jesters||Jan 1908||Mar 1908||[[Maude Adams]]||[[Charles Frohman]]||N/S||55||[[Empire Theatre (41st Street)|Empire]]||<ref>[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/the-jesters-6499 The Jesters]</ref>
|-
|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1928||Brothers||Dec 1928||Aug 1929||[[Bert Lytell]]||[[John Henry Mears]]|| Arthur Hurley||255||[[48th Street Theatre|48th Street]]||<ref name="LBCb">[https://www.ibdb.com/broadway-production/brothers-10810 Brothers]</ref>
|}
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==[[Richard Emory|RICHARD EMORY]]==
{|
|-
|[[file:Perils-of-the-wilderness-poster.jpg|x50px]] || The following list includes every documented film of Richard Emory. Richard Emory's acting career spanned from 1941 to 1961. He showcased his abilities in thirty-two films, spanning various genres such as Adventures, Musicals, and Westerns. Among his filmography, fourteen roles were uncredited. The second list documents his thirty-eight television appearances.
|-
|}
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{spaces|3}}{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Richard Emory (32){{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"  |Film
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Credit
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Notes
|-
|&nbsp;1930||''[[All Quiet on the Western Front (1930 film)|All Quiet on the Western Front]]''||Universal||Universal||War||Feature||Little Boy||1930-04-21||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1941||''[[I Wanted Wings]]''||Paramount||Paramount||Drama||Feature||Sergeant||1941-03-26||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1949||''[[South of Death Valley]]''||Columbia||Columbia||Western||Feature||Tommy Tavish||1949-08-08||
|-
|&nbsp;1949||''[[Bandit King of Texas]]''||Republic ||Republic ||Western||Feature||Jim Baldwin||1949-08-29||
|-
|&nbsp;1950||''[[Code of the Silver Sage]]''||Republic||Republic||Western||Feature||Lt. John Case||1950-03-25||
|-
|&nbsp;1950||''[[Destination Murder]]''||Prominent||RKO||Crime||Feature||Police Sgt. Mulcahy||1950-06-06||
|-
|&nbsp;1950||''Brooklyn Buckaroos''||RKO||RKO||Comedy||Short||Blackjack Dawson||1950||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''[[Korea Patrol]]''||Schwarz Prod||Eagle-Lion||War||Feature||Lt. Craig||1951-01-15||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''[[Gene Autry and the Mounties]]''||Autry Prod||Columbia||Western||Feature||Constable Terry Dillon||1951-01-15||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''Fingerprints Don't Lie''||Neufeld||Lippert||Crime||Feature||Paul Moody||1951-02-23||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''[[Mask of the Dragon]]''||Neufeld||Lippert||War||Feature||Lt. Daniel Oliver||1951-03-10||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''[[Little Big Horn (film)|Little Big Horn]]''||Lippert ||Lippert ||Western||Feature||Pvt. Mitch Shovels||1951-06-15||
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''[[FBI Girl]]''||Jadger||Lippert||Noir||Feature||Electron Man ||1951-11-04||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1951||''Lawless Cowboy''s||Frontier||Monogram||Western||Feature||Henchman Jeff||1951-11-07||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Captive of Billy the Kid]]''||Republic||Republic||Western||Feature||Henchman Sam||1952-01-21||
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Sailor Beware (1952 film)|Sailor Beware]]''||Paramount||Paramount||Crime||Feature||Petty Officer||1952-02-09||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Singin' in the Rain]]''||MGM||Loew's||Musical||Feature||Phil||1952-03-27||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Red Snow (1952 film)|Red Snow]]''||All American||Columbia||Adventure||Feature||Lt. Stone||1952-07-07||
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Hellgate (1952 film)|Hellgate]]''||Champion||Lippert||Western||Feature||Dan Mott||1952-08-05||
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Battle Zone (film)|Battle Zone]]''||Wanger Prod||Allied Artists||War||Feature||Lt. Mike Orlin||1952-10-26||
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Flat Top (film)|Flat Top]]''||Mirisch||Monogram||War||Feature||Intelligence Officer||1952-10-26||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Wyoming Roundup]]''||Fennelly||Monogram||Western||Feature||Jack Craven||1952-11-09||
|-
|&nbsp;1953||''[[Count the Hours]]''||Bogeaus||RKO||Noir||Feature||Reporter||1953-04-01||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1954||''[[The Last Time I Saw Paris]]''||MGM||Loew's||Romance||Feature||American Officer||1954-11-18||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1955||''[[The Glass Slipper (film)|The Glass Slipper]]''||MGM||Loew's||Musical||Feature||Young Man||1955-03-24||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1955||''[[Seven Angry Men]]''||Allied Artists||Allied Artists||Drama||Feature||Stevens||1955-03-27||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1955||''[[The Crooked Web]]''||Clover Prod||Columbia||Noir||Feature||Doc Mason||1955-11-30||
|-
|&nbsp;1956||''[[Perils of the Wilderness]]''||Katzman Prod||Columbia||Western||Feature||Sergeant Gray||1956-01-06||
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Beginning of the End (film)|Beginning of the End]]''||AB-PT Pict||Republic||Sci Fy||Feature||Lieutenant||1957-06-28||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Man of a Thousand Faces (film)|Man of a Thousand Faces]]''||Universal||Universal||Drama||Feature||Bullpen Asst Dir||1957-08-13||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[My Man Godfrey (1957 film)|My Man Godfrey]]''||Universal||Universal||Comedy||Feature||Minor Role||1957-10-11||Uncredited
|-
|&nbsp;1961||''[[The Sergeant Was a Lady]]''||Twincraft||Universal||Comedy||Feature||Maj. Zilker||1961-10-04||
|}
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{spaces|3}}{{nowrap|{{spaces|5}}◆{{spaces|3}}Television Roles of Richard Emory (38){{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year(s)
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"  |Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"  |Episode(s)
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Role
|-
|&nbsp;1950–51||''[[The Cisco Kid (TV series)|The Cisco Kid]]''||Three Episodes||Western||Terry Ryan
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[The Roy Rogers Show]]''||Two Episodes||Western||Sloan / Deputy Cliff
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[The Unexpected (TV series)|The Unexpected]]''||The Numbers Game||Mystery||
|-
|&nbsp;1952||''[[Racket Squad]]''||One Episode||Crime||Dan Kelly
|-
|&nbsp;1953||''[[Death Valley Days]]''||The Death Valley Kid||Western||
|-
|&nbsp;1953||''[[Death Valley Days]]''||Which Side of the Fence||Western||Sheriff Martin Bisbee
|-
|&nbsp;1953||''[[The Gene Autry Show]]''||Two Episodes||Western||Jeff Carter
|-
|&nbsp;1953||''[[The Range Rider]]''||Outlaw Territory||Western||Lieutenant Stone
|-
|&nbsp;1954||''[[I Led 3 Lives]]''||The Kid||Drama||Blaisdall
|-
|&nbsp;1954-55||''[[The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin]]''||Three Episodes||Western||Lt. Matthew Sharp
|-
|&nbsp;1955||''[[Walt Disney anthology television series|Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color]]''||Man and the Moon||Sci Fy||Rocket Ship Crew
|-
|&nbsp;1956||''[[Private Secretary (TV series)|Private Secretary]]''||Passing the Buck||Comedy||Young Playwright
|-
|&nbsp;1956||''[[Ethel Barrymore Theatre (TV series)|Ethel Barrymore Theatre]]''||Justice for All||Drama||
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Circus Boy]]''||Corky's Big Parade||Adventure||John Ashcroft
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Adventures of Superman (TV series)|Adventures of Superman]]''||Money to Burn||Adventure||Fire Marshal
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Highway Patrol (U.S. TV series)|Highway Patrol]]''||Two Episodes||Crime||Harvey Grant / Dr. Elliott
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[The West Point Story (TV series)|The West Point Story]]''||Two Episodes||Drama||
|-
|&nbsp;1957||''[[Sergeant Preston of the Yukon (TV series)|Sergeant Preston of the Yukon]]''||One Episode||Drama||Constable Drake
|-
|&nbsp;1958||''[[Harbor Command]]''||Rendezvous at Sea||Crime||Lt. Jay
|-
|&nbsp;1958||''[[Tombstone Territory]]''||Fight for a Fugitive||Western||Howie Dickerson
|-
|&nbsp;1958||''[[Target (U.S. TV series)|Target]]''||Taps for the General||Drama||
|-
|&nbsp;1958||''[[Rescue 8]]''||Subterranean City||Adventure||Deputy Sheriff #1
|-
|&nbsp;1958||''[[Dragnet (1951 TV series)|Dragnet]]''||The Big Border||Crime||
|-
|&nbsp;1959||''[[The Rough Riders (TV series)|The Rough Riders]]''||An Eye for an Eye||Western||Major Steve Johnston
|-
|&nbsp;1959||''[[Bat Masterson (TV series)|Bat Masterson]]''||Marked Deck||Western||William Roberts
|-
|&nbsp;1959||''[[World of Giants]]''||Teeth of the Watchdog||Sci Fy||
|-
|&nbsp;1959||''[[Laramie (TV series)|Laramie]]''||The Pass||Western||Lieutenant Ives
|-
|&nbsp;1960||''[[Men into Space]]''||Moon Trap||Sci Fy||Dr. Parker
|-
|&nbsp;1962||''[[King of Diamonds (TV series)|King of Diamonds]]''||A Diamond for Mister Smith||Adventure||Wally Smith
|-
|&nbsp;1963||[[Perry Mason (1957 TV series)|Perry Mason]]||The Case of the Potted Planter||Drama||Intern
|-
|}
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==[[Ella Hall|ELLA HALL]]==
{|
|[[file:EllaHall1915.png|x50px]] || This list is the filmography of Ella Hall. Most of the films on this list are considered  [[Lost film|lost.]] 
|}
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Ella Hall (92 films){{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"|Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Director
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
|	1912	||	Hot Stuff	||	Party Guest (unconfirmed)	||	[[Mack Sennett|Sennett]]	||	[[Biograph Company|Biograph]]	||	[[General Film Company|General Film]]	||	1912-03-21	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	8 mins
|-																			
|	1912	||	The School Teacher and the Waif	||	Schoolgirl (unconfirmed)	||	[[D. W. Griffith|Griffith]]	||	[[Biograph Company|Biograph]]	||	[[General Film Company|General Film]]	||	1912-06-27	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	17 mins
|-																			
|	1913	||	Parson Jim's Baby	||		||	[[David Miles (actor)|Miles]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	1913-05-01	||	[[Western film|Western]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	Love in the Dark	||		||	[[David Miles (actor)|Miles]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	1913-05-31	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	Local Color	||		||	[[David Miles (actor)|Miles]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	1913-06-21	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	Color movie
|-																			
|	1913	||	When Love Grows Up	||		||	[[David Miles (actor)|Miles]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	[[Kinemacolor]]	||	1913-07-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	Memories	||	Personification of Youth	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-10-16	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	The Haunted Bride	||	The Maid	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-11-09	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	The Blood Brotherhood	||	The Crippled Girl	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-11-16	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	James Lee's Wife	||	The Milkmaid	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-12-07	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	The Mask	||	Lois' Invalid Sister	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-12-14	||	[[Crime film|Crime]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1913	||	[[The Jew's Christmas]]	||	Eleanor - Isaac's Granddaughter	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1913-12-18	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Female of the Species	||	The Sheriff's Sweetheart	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-01-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	A Fool and His Money	||	Ella - the Waitress	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-01-04	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Coward Hater	||		||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-02-08	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	Woman's Burden	||	Peggy's Sister	||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-02-22	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Weaker Sister	||		||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-03-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	A Modern Fairy Tale	||	The Princess	||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-03-08	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Man Who Slept	||	Mary	||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-04-09	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	An Episode	||		||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-04-30	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Career of Waterloo Peterson	||		||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-05-10	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Triumph of Mind	||	Crooked Trill	||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	Bison	||		||	1914-05-23	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Stone in the Road	||		||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-05-31	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	[[The Spy (1914 film)|The Spy]]	||	Frances Wharton	||	[[Otis Turner|Turner]]	||	Universal	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-06-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Pursuit of Hate	||	The Graves' Daughter	||	[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-06-14	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	Lost by a Hair	||	Another Summer Girl	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-06-28	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	The House Discordant	||	Mary - he Son's Sweetheart	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-07-02	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	1st w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	When Fate Disposes	||	Ella	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-07-08	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	Out of the Darkness	||	The Thief's Daughter	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-07-19	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	At the Foot of the Stairs	||	The Maid	||	[[Otis Turner|Turner]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-07-23	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	An Awkward Cinderella	||	Ella - the New Maid	||	[[Otis Turner|Turner]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-07-26	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Symphony of Souls	||	Elaine	||	[[Rex Ingram (director)|Ingram]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-08-06	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Hedge Between	||	Ella	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-08-16	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Bowl of Roses	||		||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-08-20	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	For the Secret Service	||	Constance Chambers	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-08-27	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Boob's Nemesis	||	The Farmer's Daughter	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-09-06	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Mistress of Deadwood Basin	||	Eveline Danvers	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-09-17	||	[[Western film|Western]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Little Sister	||	The Little Sister	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-09-24	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Boob's Legacy	||	The Boob's Country Sweetheart	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-10-01	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	Olaf Erickson, Boss	||	The Stranger's Daughter	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-10-22	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	The Decision	||	The Younger Sister	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-10-25	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	[[White Roses]]	||	The Newsgirl	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-10-29	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1914	||	[[The Master Key (1914 serial)|The Master Key]]	||	Ruth Gallon	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-11-16	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Serial film|Serial]] (15)	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1914	||	His Uncle's Will	||	The Country Girl	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1914-11-19	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	Mavis of the Glen	||	Mavis Graham	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-04-21	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	Shattered Memories	||	Jane Marsh	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-05-25	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	The Silent Command	||	Ella - the Daughter	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-06-02	||	[[Mystery film|Mystery]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	A Boob's Romance	||	The Boob's Sweetheart	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-06-23	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	Betty's Dream Hero	||	Betty	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-07-07	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	Heritage	||	Kate	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-07-29	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	The Little Blonde in Black	||	The Blonde in Black	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-08-19	||	[[Romance film|Romance]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	[[Jewel (1915 film)|Jewel]]	||	Jewel	||	[[Phillips Smalley|Smalley]]-[[Lois Weber|Weber]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-08-30	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1915	||	Both Sides of Life	||	Ella - a Waif of Circumstance	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-09-09	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1915	||	[[Idols of Clay]]	||	The Little Girl Next Door	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-12-07	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1915	||	[[Christmas Memories]]	||	Little Sunshine	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1915-12-21	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Boob's Victory	||	The Detectress	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-01-11	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Silent Member	||	Undetermined Role	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-01-18	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	[[Secret Love (1916 film)|Secret Love]]	||	Arnice	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-01-31	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1916	||	A Child of Circumstances	||	The Little Thief	||		||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-02-04	||	[[Crime film|Crime]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1916	||	Yust from Sweden	||	Hilda Jensen	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-02-08	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Winning of Miss Construe	||	Ella Construe	||	[[David Kirkland|Kirkland]]-[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-03-07	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	[[The Crippled Hand]]	||	The Little Girl	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-05-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Silent Man of Timber Gulch	||	The Silent Man's Wife	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-05-30	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	[[The Love Girl]]	||	Ambrosia	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-07-10	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1916	||	[[Little Eve Edgarton]]	||	Eve Edgarton	||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-08-21	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Heart of a Show Girl	||	Elspeth Marner	||	[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-08-28	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	
|-																			
|	1916	||	The Unfinished Case	||		||	[[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]]	||	[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-10-09	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Short film|Short]]	||	w/Leonard
|-																			
|	1916	||	[[The Bugler of Algiers]]	||	Gabrielle	||	[[Rupert Julian]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1916-11-27	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[Her Soul's Inspiration]]	||	Mary Weston	||	[[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Conway]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-01-15	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[Polly Redhead]]	||	Polly Redhead	||	[[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Conway]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-03-19	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[A Jewel in Pawn]]	||	Nora Martin	||	[[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Conway]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-04-16	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[The Little Orphan]]	||	Rene Lescere	||	[[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Conway]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-06-18	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[The Charmer (1917 film)|The Charmer]]	||	Ambrosia Lee	||	[[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Conway]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-08-27	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[The Spotted Lily]]	||	Yvonne	||	[[Harry Solter|Solter]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-10-01	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1917	||	[[My Little Boy]]	||	Clara	||	[[Elsie Jane Wilson|Wilson]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1917-12-17	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Johnson
|-																			
|	1918	||	[[New Love for Old]]	||	Daphne Sawyer	||	[[Elsie Jane Wilson|Wilson]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1918-02-11	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Johnson
|-																			
|	1918	||	[[Beauty in Chains]]	||	Rosarita	||	[[Elsie Jane Wilson|Wilson]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1918-03-11	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Johnson
|-																			
|	1918	||	A Mother's Secret	||	Angela	||	[[Douglas Gerrard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1918-04-29	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Johnson
|-																			
|	1918	||	[[Which Woman?]]	||	Doris Standish	||	[[Tod Browning|Browning]]-[[Harry A. Pollard|Pollard]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1918-06-10	||	[[Mystery film|Mystery]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1918	||	[[Three Mounted Men]]	||	Undetermined Role	||	[[John Ford]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]	||	1918-10-07	||	[[Western film|Western]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1918	||	The Heart of Rachael	||	Billy	||	[[Howard Hickman|Hickman]]	||	[[Bessie Barriscale|Barriscale]]	||	[[General Film Company|General Film]]	||	1918-10-14	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1919	||	[[Under the Top]]	||	Pansy O'Neill	||	[[Donald Crisp|Crisp]]	||	[[Famous Players-Lasky|Lasky]]	||	[[Famous Players-Lasky|Lasky]]	||	1919-01-12	||	[[Comedy film|Comedy]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1921	||	[[The Great Reward]]	||	The Princess	||	[[Francis Ford (actor)|Ford*]]	||	Burston Films	||	National Exchange	||	1921-05-09	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Serial film|Serial]]	||	Serial
|-																			
|	1922	||	[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|In the Name of the Law]]	||	Mary - age 18	||	[[Emory Johnson]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	1922-08-16	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	w/Johnson
|-																			
|	1922	||	The Heart of Lincoln	||		||	[[Francis Ford (actor)|Ford*]]	||	New Era	||	Anchor Film	||	1922-11-01	||	[[War film|War]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1923	||	[[The Third Alarm (1922 film)|The Third Alarm]]	||	June Rutherford	||	[[Emory Johnson]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	1923-01-07	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1923	||	[[The West~Bound Limited]]	||	Esther Miller	||	[[Emory Johnson]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	1923-04-15	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1923	||	[[The Flying Dutchman (1923 film)|The Flying Dutchman]]	||	Zoe	||	[[Lloyd B. Carleton|Carleton]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]	||	1923-07-29	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1930	||	[[Madam Satan]]	||	uncredited	||	[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille]]	||	[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]	||	[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]	||	1930-09-24	||	[[Musical film|Musical]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1931	||	[[Street Scene (film)|Street Scene]]	||	uncredited (part of mob)	||	[[King Vidor]]	||	[[Samuel Goldwyn Productions|Goldwyn]]	||	[[Samuel Goldwyn Productions|Goldwyn]]	||	1931-08-26	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1932	||	[[Taxi!|Taxi]]	||	Trial Spectator (uncredited)	||	[[Roy Del Ruth|Ruth]]	||	[[Warner Bros.|Warner]]	||	[[Warner Bros.|Warner]]	||	1932-01-23	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
|	1933	||	[[The Bitter Tea of General Yen]]	||	Mrs. Amelia Hansen (uncredited)	||	[[Frank Capra|Capra]]	||	[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]	||	[[Columbia Pictures|Columbia]]	||	1933-01-06	||	[[War film|War]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	
|-																			
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==[[Ellen Hall|ELLEN HALL]]==
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|[[file:GOLDWYN GIRL OF 1943 Ellen Hall.png|x50px]] || This compilation serves as a record of Ellen Hall's roles in both film and television. Thriving in the 1940s, her acting career embraced 20 films spanning from 1941 to 1952, with a focus on genres such as Westerns and Musicals. Hall acted in three episodes of the widely popular television series ''[[The Cisco Kid]].'' 
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|1930||[[All Quiet on the Western Front (1930 film)|All Quiet on the Western Front]]||Young Girl||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]] ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]] ||War||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1930|Apr|21}}
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|1933||[[Secrets (1933 film)|Secrets]]||Young Girl|| [[Mary Pickford]]|| [[United Artists]] ||Drama||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1933|Mar|16}}
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|1941||[[The Chocolate Soldier (film)|The Chocolate Soldier]]||Autograph Seeker||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]||[[Loews Cineplex Entertainment#History|Loews Inc.]]||Musical|| No||{{dts|format=mdy|1941|Oct|31}}
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|1943||[[Outlaws of Stampede Pass]]||Mary Lewis||[[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]||[[Monogram Pictures|Monogram]]||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1943|Oct|15}}
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|1944||[[Raiders of the Border]]||Bonita Bayne||Monogram||Monogram||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Jan|31}}
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|1944||[[Up in Arms]]||Goldwyn Girl||[[Samuel Goldwyn Productions|Samuel Goldwyn]]||[[RKO Pictures|RKO]]||Musical||No ||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Feb|17}}
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|1944||[[Voodoo Man]]||Evelyn Marlowe||Banner Prod||Monogram||Horror||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Feb|21}}
|-
|1944||[[Lumberjack (film)|Lumberjack]] ||Julie Peters Jordan||[[Harry Sherman]]||[[United Artists]]||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Apr|28}}
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|1944||[[Range Law (1944 film)|Range Law]]||Lucille Gray||Monogram||Monogram||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Jun|24}}
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|1944||[[Call of the Rockies (1944 film)|Call of the Rockies]]||Marjorie Malloy||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]]||[[Republic Pictures|Republic]]||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Jul|14}}
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|1944||[[Brand of the Devil]]||Molly Dawson||Arthur Alexander||[[Producers Releasing Corporation|PRC]]||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Jul|30}}
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|1944||[[Here Come the Waves]]||Johnny Cabot Fan||Mark Sandrich||Paramount||Musical||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1944|Dec|18}}
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|1945||[[A Royal Scandal (1945 film)|A Royal Scandal]]||Unknown||Ernst Lubitsch||[[20th Century Studios|20th Century Fox]]||Drama||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1945|Apr|11}}
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|1945||[[Having Wonderful Crime]]||Bathing Beauty||Robert Fellows||RKO||Comedy||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1945|Apr|12}}
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|1945||[[Wonder Man (film)|Wonder Man]]||Goldwyn Girl||Samuel Goldwyn||RKO||Musical||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1945|Jun|08}}
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|1946||[[Cinderella Jones]]||Junior Leaguer||[[Warner Bros.]]||[[Warner Bros.]]||Musical||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1946|Mar|09}}
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|1946||[[Thunder Town]]||Betty Morgan||PRC||PRC||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1946|Apr|12}}
|-
|1949||[[Lawless Code]]||Rita Caldwell||Monogram||Monogram||Western||Yes||{{dts|format=mdy|1949|Dec|04}}
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|1951||[[Bowery Battalion]]||WAC||Jan Grippo||Monogram||Comedy||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1951|Jan|24}}
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|1952||The Congregation||Unk||Paul F. Heard Prod||[[Protestant Film Commission|PFC]]||Religious||No||{{dts|format=mdy|1952|Jan|01}}
|-
|}

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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Season
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Episode
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|1950||The Cisco Kid||Elaine Jarrett||1||16||Newspaper Crusader ||Western||Dec 19, 1950
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|1951||The Cisco Kid||Elaine||1||22||Freight Line Feud||Western||Jan 27, 1951
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|1951||The Cisco Kid||Elaine Wilson||2||1||Performance Bond||Western||Sep 03, 1951
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|colspan="8" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|[[The Cisco Kid (TV series)|The Cisco Kid]] aired 156 [[List of The Cisco Kid episodes|episodes]] between 1950 - 1956}}
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==[[Maie B. Havey|MAIE B. HAVEY]]==
Maie B. Havey, born Marie Judge on September 15, 1889 in Manhattan, New York, USA and died on June 4, 1971 in Manhattan, New York. Maie B. Havey was an American screenwriter active during the earliest years of Hollywood. During her decade in the industry, she is credited with over 70 screenplays.
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!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Credit}}
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!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE" |{{center|Director}}
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!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Dist}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Released}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Genre}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Length}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Notes}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Ref1}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{center|Ref2}}
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| 1910 || His Sister-in-Law || {{age|1889|09|15|1910|12|15}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Dec-15-1910 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1911 || The Diamond Star || {{age|1889|09|15|1911|02|20}} || Maie B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Feb-20-1911 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1911 || In the Days of '49 || {{age|1889|09|15|1911|05|08}} || Maie B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || May-8-1911 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1911 || [[The Smile of a Child]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1911|06|05}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Jun-5-1911 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1911 || The Failure || {{age|1889|09|15|1911|12|07}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Dec-7-1911 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
|-
| 1912 || [[Blind Love (1912 film)|Blind Love]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1912|09|12}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Sep-12-1912 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}} || 
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| 1912 || At the Masquerade Ball || {{age|1889|09|15|1912|10|22}} || M.B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Harold M. Shaw]] || [[Edison Studios|Edison]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Oct-22-1912 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}} || 
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| 1913 || The Running Away of Doris || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|01|13}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[Ashley Miller (director)|Ashley Miller]] || [[Edison Studios|Edison]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Jan-13-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || The Supreme Sacrifice || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|02|27}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[George Nichols (actor and director)|George Nichols]] || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Feb-27-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || <ref>[https://www.boxofficemojo.com/title/tt0338471/credits/  The Supreme Sacrifice @boxofficemojo]</ref> || 
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| 1913 || A Birthday Gift || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|03|18}} || Maie B. Havey || Writer || [[Charles Kent (actor)|Charles Kent]] || [[Vitagraph Studios|Vitagraph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Mar-18-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}} || 
|-
| 1913 || For Love of Columbine || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|04|12}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Oscar Apfel]] || [[Reliance Film Company|Reliance]] || [[Mutual Film|Mutual Film]] || Apr-12-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || A Mistake in Judgment || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|08|26}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[Charles M. Seay]] || [[Edison Studios|Edison]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Aug-26-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || Only Five Years Old || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|10|10}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || Lem B. Parker || [[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Oct-10-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || [[Madonna of the Storm]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|10|25}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[D.W. Griffith]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Oct-25-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || [[The Haunted House (1913 film)|The Haunted House]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|11|08}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Lorimer Johnston]] || [[American Film Company|American Film]] || [[Mutual Film|Mutual Film]] || Nov-8-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1913 || A Man and a Women || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|11|19}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Travers Vale]] || [[Reliance Film Company|Reliance]] || [[Mutual Film|Mutual Film]] || Nov-19-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || <ref>{{cite magazine| title=A MAN AND A WOMAN| url=https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor18newy/page/869/mode/1up | magazine=The Moving Picture World| publisher=New York, Chalmers Publishing Company| date=November 22, 1913| page=869| archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date=August 9, 2011| url-status=live| access-date=May 12, 2024}}</ref>
|-
| 1913 || The Capturing of David Dunne || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|12|08}} || M.B. Havey || Story || Unknown || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Dec-8-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}} || 
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| 1913 || For Her Government || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|12|22}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Frank Powell]] || [[Biograph Company|Biograph]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Dec-22-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || <ref>{{cite magazine| title=Licensed Release Dates| url=https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor18newy/page/1486/mode/1up | magazine=The Moving Picture World| publisher=New York, Chalmers Publishing Company| date=December 20, 1913| page=1486| archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date=August 9, 2011| url-status=live| access-date=May 15, 2024}}</ref> || 
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| 1913 || Day Break || {{age|1889|09|15|1913|12|29}} || Maie B. Havey || Writer || [[Travers Vale]] || [[Reliance Film Company|Reliance]] || [[Mutual Film|Mutual Film]] || Dec-29-1913 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  ||<ref>{{IMDb title|430999|Day Break}}</ref>  || 
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| 1914 || In the Gambler's Web || {{age|1889|09|15|1914|03|04}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Edgar Jones (actor)|Edgar Jones]] || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Mar-4-1914 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1914 || A Pack of Cards || {{age|1889|09|15|1914|04|30}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || Unknown || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Apr-30-1914 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1914 || The Attorney's Decision || {{age|1889|09|15|1914|08|26}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || Unknown || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Aug-26-1914 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}} || 
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| 1914 || Through the Dark || {{age|1889|09|15|1914|08|29}} || M.B. Havey || Writer || [[John G. Adolfi]] || [[Reliance Film Company|Reliance]] || [[Mutual Film|Mutual Film]] || Aug-29-1914 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  ||<ref>{{IMDb title|155270|Through the Darkness}}</ref>
  || 
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| 1914 || The Weight of a Crown || {{age|1889|09|15|1914|10|01}} || May B. Havey || Story || [[Harry Myers]] || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Oct-1-1914 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1915 || The Winthrop Diamonds || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|03|02}} || May B. Havey || Story || [[Edgar Jones (actor)|Edgar Jones]] || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Mar-2-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1915 || A Witch of Salem Town || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|05|24}} || M. B. Havey || Story || L. J. Henderson || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || May-24-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=564}} || 
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| 1915 || Souls in Pawn || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|07|08}} || M. B. Havey || Story || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jul-8-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=461}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1915 || Her Wonderful Day || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|08|03}} || M. B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || Herbert Garber || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Aug-3-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=215}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1915 || The Last Rose || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|09|29}} || Mae B. Havey || Writer || [[Arthur V. Johnson]] || [[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]] || [[General Film Company|General Film]] || Sep-29-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1915 || [[The Unnecessary Sex]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|10|05}} || M.B. Havey || Story || Jack Harvey || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Oct-5-1915 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1915 || The Man of Shame || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|10|11}} || M.B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Harry Myers]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Oct-11-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|17052|The Man of Shame}}</ref>  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=307}}
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| 1915 || The Little Lady Across the Way || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|12|10}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Matt Moore (actor)|Matt Moore]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Dec-10-1915 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=285}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1915 || Juror Number Seven || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|12|13}} || M. B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Dec-13-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=261}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1915 || The Primrose Path || {{age|1889|09|15|1915|12|13}} || M.B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Lawrence Marston]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Dec-13-1915 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|16591|The Primrose Path}}</ref>  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=389}}
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| 1916 || The Law of Life || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|01|07}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Henry MacRae]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-7-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=275}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Love's Pilgrimage to America || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|01|10}} || May B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Lawrence Marston]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-10-1916 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|16869|Love's Pilgrimage to America}}</ref>  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=299}}
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| 1916 || The Wrong Mary Wright || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|01|12}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Millard K. Wilson]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-12-1916 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=572}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || A Sea Mystery || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|01|21}} || M.B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Lucius J. Henderson]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-21-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=429}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || One Who Passed by || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|02|06}} || M. B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Feb-6-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=360}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Saved by a Song  || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|03|05}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Mar-5-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=424}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Sunlight and Shadows || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|03|07}} || May B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Brinsley Shaw]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Mar-7-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=476}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || A Gentle Volunteer || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|05|28}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || May-28-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=176}} || 
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| 1916 || The Sheriff of Pine Mountain || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|06|11}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jun-11-1916 || [[Western film|Western]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=437}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || The Perils of Divorce || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|06|12}} || Mabel Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Edwin August]] || Peerless || [[World Film Company|World Film]] || Jun-12-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|14261|The Perils of Divorce}}</ref>  || 
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| 1916 || Main 4400 || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|10|22}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|William Worthington]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Oct-22-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=304}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Her Vanished Youth || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|11|04}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Fred Kelsey]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Nov-4-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=215}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || The Eyes of Love || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|11|10}} || Mae B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Fred Kelsey]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Nov-10-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=139}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || [[The Devil's Bondwoman]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|11|20}} || Maie Harvey || [[Scenario]] || [[Lloyd B. Carleton]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Nov-20-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|14047|The Devil's Bondwoman}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || The Emerald Pin || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|11|23}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[George Burton (actor)|Burton George]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Nov-23-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=134}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Circumstantial Guilt || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|11|24}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || George Cochrane || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Nov-24-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=86}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}}
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| 1916 || The Penalty of Treason || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|12|10}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Douglas Gerrard]] || [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Dec-10-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=373}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1916 || Green Eyes || {{age|1889|09|15|1916|12|13}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[William Garwood]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Dec-13-1916 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=193}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || [[Her Soul's Inspiration]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|01|15}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Jack Conway]] || [[Bluebird Photoplays|Bluebird]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-15-1917 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|16946|Her Soul's Inspiration}}</ref>  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=215}}
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| 1917 || His Little Room Mate || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|01|19}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Carter DeHaven]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jan-19-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=224}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || The War Waif || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|02|01}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Allen Holubar]] || [[Bluebird Photoplays|Bluebird]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Feb-1-1917 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=536}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || Good Morning Nurse || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|02|06}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Allen Curtis]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Feb-6-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=188}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || The High Cost of Starving || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|02|09}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Leslie T. Peacocke]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Feb-9-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=219}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || The Girl Reporter's Scoop || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|02|14}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Fred Kelsey]] || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Feb-14-1917 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=183}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || Somebody Lied || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|04|05}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Ben F. Wilson]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Apr-5-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=458}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || [[A Jewel in Pawn]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|04|16}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Jack Conway (filmmaker)|Jack Conway]] || [[Bluebird Photoplays|Bluebird]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Apr-16-1917 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|2041|A Jewel in Pawn}}</ref>  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=258}}
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| 1917 || [[The Clock (1917 film)|The Clock]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|04|30}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|William Worthington]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Apr-30-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] ||  || <ref>{{AFI film|14829|The Clock}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=264}}
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| 1917 || Her City Beau || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|06|28}} || Maie Havey || Story || [[Millard K. Wilson]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jun-28-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=211}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || The Girl in the Limousine || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|07|08}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || George Cochrane || [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jul-8-1917 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=182}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1917 || A Five Foot Ruler || {{age|1889|09|15|1917|08|20}} || Maie Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Carter DeHaven]] || [[Victor Studios|Victor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Aug-20-1917 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] ||  || {{sfn| Braff | 1999| p=156}} || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1918 || [[Her Body in Bond]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1918|06|16}} || Maie B. Havey || Betty Coates || [[Robert Z. Leonard]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || Jun-16-1918 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || Actress || <ref>{{AFI film|14977|Her Body in Bond}}</ref>  || 
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| 1918 || [[How Could You, Jean?]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1918|06|23}} || Mabelle Harvey || Susan Cooper  || [[William Desmond Taylor]] || [[Mary Pickford]] || [[Famous Players–Lasky|Artcraft]] || Jun-23-1918 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || Actress || <ref>{{AFI film|1961|How Could You, Jean?}}</ref>  || 
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| 1918 || O, Susie Behave || {{age|1889|09|15|1918|07|22}} || Mae Havey || Story || [[Alfred Santell]] || {{abbr|FTCC|Fay Tincher Comedy Company}} || [[World Film Company|World Film]] || Jul-22-1918 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] || [[Fay Tincher]] || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1919 || [[Hearts Asleep]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1919|03|31}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Howard Hickman]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || Mar-31-1919 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || <ref>{{AFI film|15422|Hearts Asleep}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1919 || [[Tangled Threads]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1919|06|21}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Howard Hickman]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || Jun-21-1919 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || <ref>{{AFI film|15584|Tangled Threads}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1919 || Dangerous Nan McGrew || {{age|1889|09|15|1919|08|02}} || Maie B. Havey || [[Scenario]] || [[Scott Sidney]] || [[Christie Film Company|Christie Film]] || Educational Film|| Aug-2-1919 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] || [[Fay Tincher]] || <ref>{{cite magazine| title=Krellberg Says The Story Is Biggest Factor In Production of Successful Serial Pictures| url= https://archive.org/details/movingpicturewor41chal/page/n917/mode/1up| magazine=The Moving Picture World| publisher=New York, Chalmers Publishing Company| date=August 30, 1919| page=917| archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date=March 24, 2014| url-status=live| access-date=May 13, 2024|quote=Maie Havey wrote what Christie terms a "knock-out" western comedy}}</ref> || <ref>{{cite magazine| title=Advance Information on All Film Releases| url=https://archive.org/details/motionpicturenew20moti_3/page/2055/mode/1up| page=2055| magazine=Motion Picture News| date=September 6, 1919| publisher=New York, Motion Picture News, Inc.| url-status=live| archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 29, 2015| access-date=May 13, 2024|quote=Dangerous Nan McGrew - Release date on August 2, 1919}}</ref>
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| 1919 || [[Her Purchase Price]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1919|09|01}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Howard Hickman]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || Sep-1-1919 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || <ref>{{AFI film|15427|Her Purchase Price}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1919 || [[Kitty Kelly, M.D.]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1919|10|05}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[Howard Hickman]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || Oct-5-1919 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || <ref>{{AFI film|15460|Kitty Kelly, M.D.}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1919 || [[A Trick of Fate]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1920|02|24}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Howard Hickman]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || Feb-24-1920 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}} || 
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| 1919 || [[The Notorious Mrs. Sands]] || {{age|1889|09|15|1920|05|09}} || M.B. Havey || Story || [[Christy Cabanne]] || {{abbr|B.B. Features|Bessie Barriscale Feature Films}} || [[Film Booking Offices of America|RC Dist]] || May-9-1920 || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || [[Bessie Barriscale]] || <ref>{{AFI film|15982|The Notorious Mrs. Sands}}</ref>  || {{sfn | Spehr | Lundquist | 1996 | p=265}}
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| 1920 || A Seaside Siren || {{age|1889|09|15|1920|07|25}} || Maie B. Havey || Story || [[William Beaudine]] || [[Christie Film Company|Christie Film]] || Educational Film|| Jul-25-1920 || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|Short]] || [[Fay Tincher]] || <ref>{{cite web| url=https://wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-fay-tincher/| title=Fay Tincher's Filmography: Non-Extant Film Titles| last=Rapf| first=Joanna E.| date=October 15, 2019| website=wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/| publisher=Women Film Pioneers Project. New York, NY: Columbia University Libraries| access-date=May 14, 2024}}</ref>
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|colspan="14" |'''Primary Sources:'''<br/>◆ The Universal Silents: A Filmography of the Universal Motion Picture Manufacturing Company, 1912-1929  by R.E. Braff 1999<br/>◆  American Film Personnel and Company Credits, 1908 - 1920 by Paul Spehr & Gunnar Lundquist 1996<br/>◆ The AFI Catalog of Feature Films https://aficatalog.afi.com/<br/>
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==[[Emilie Johnson|EMILIE JOHNSON]]  ==
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|[[file:Emilie Johnson.png|x50px]] || This is an inventory of all known on-screen movie writing credits for Emilie Johnson. 
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:lightgrey" class="unsortable" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" | Film
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" | Producer
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" | Distributor
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" | Credits *
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" | Notes
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey| 1921||''[[Blind Hearts]]''||[[Hobart Bosworth]]||[[Associated Producers]]
||[[Narrative|Story]]||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.913/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''Blind Hearts''|year=1921}}</ref>
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||''[[The Sea Lion]]''||Hobart Bosworth||Associated Producers||Story||<ref name="LOCtsl">{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.2657/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Sea Lion''|year=1921}}</ref><ref name="ARCtsl">{{Cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/1921TheSeaLionHobartBosworthBessieLoveEmoryJohnson|title=The Sea Lion available for download at Internet Archive|date=January 1921}}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey| 1922||''[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|In the Name of the Law]]''||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America]]||Story, [[Screenplay]]||<ref name="LOCinl">{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6445/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''In the Name of the Law''| year=1922}}</ref>
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||''[[The Third Alarm (1922 film)|The Third Alarm]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.1583/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Third Alarm''|year=1922}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EkjYNOteu8&t=702s|title=The third Alarm is available on You Tube|website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey| 1923||''[[The West~Bound Limited]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story, Screenplay||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.3222/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Westbound Limited''|year=1923}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn3fSejzs3w&t=33s|title=The Westbound Limited is available on You Tube|website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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||''[[The Mailman (1923 film)|The Mailman]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story, Screenplay
||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.7228/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Mailman''|year=1923}}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey| 1924||''[[The Spirit of the USA]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story, Screenplay||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.9458/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Spirit of the U.S.A.''| year=1924}}</ref><ref name="DnLd">{{Cite web|url=https://archive.org/details/0963SpiritOfTheUSA1924Excerpt|title=The Spirit of the U.S.A. is available for download at Internet Archive|year=1924}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBBnij6qWUI |title=The Spirit of the USA available on YouTube (15-minute excerpt)|website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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||''[[Life's Greatest Game]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6876/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''Life's Greatest Game''|year=1924}}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey| 1925||''[[The Last Edition]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story, Screenplay||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6779/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Last Edition''|year=1925}}</ref><ref name="SFle">{{Cite web|url= https://thelasteditionfilm.com/| title=Informative website dedicated to The Last Edition restoration }}</ref>
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||''[[The Non-Stop Flight]]''||Emory Johnson||Film Booking Offices of America||Story, Screenplay||<ref name="LOCtnsf">{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.2067/default.html |title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Non-Stop Flight''|year=1926}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.grapevinevideo.com/NonStop_Flight.html |title=Complete movie available on DVD from video distributor)}}</ref><ref name="YTnsf">{{Cite web|url= https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O6fBP1RR6pA | title=Excerpt of the Non-Stop Flight available on You Tube| website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgrey| 1927||''[[The Lone Eagle]]''||[[Universal Pictures]]||Universal Pictures||[[Film adaptation]]
||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.7003/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Long Eagle''|year=1927}}</ref>
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||''[[The Shield of Honor]]''||Universal Pictures||Universal Pictures||Story||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.1472/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Shield Of Honor''|year=1927}}</ref><ref name="EASTucla">{{Cite web|url=https://www.eastman.org |title=Copies of film exist at Eastman Collection}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://cinema.library.ucla.edu/vwebv/search?searchType=7&searchId=380&maxResultsPerPage=50&recCount=50&recPointer=0&resultPointer=0&headingId=464632 |title=Copies of film exist at UCLA Archive}}</ref>
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||''[[The Fourth Commandment (1927 film)|Fourth Commandment]]''||Universal Pictures||Universal Pictures||Story
||<ref name="allmovie2"/><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.259/default.html|title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Fourth Commandment''|year=1927}}</ref><ref>[https://catalog.afi.com/Film/9226-THE-FOURTH-COMMANDMENT Fourth Commandment] at the [[American Film Institute|AFI]] Catalog of Feature Films</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1930||''[[The Third Alarm]]''||[[Tiffany Productions]]||Tiffany Productions||Story||<ref name="ALMtta">{{allmovie|113310|The Third Alarm synopsis}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1932||''[[The Phantom Express (1932 film)|The Phantom Express]]''||[[Majestic Pictures]]||Majestic Pictures||Story||<ref>{{allmovie title|37923|The Phantom Express}}</ref>
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|colspan="6" |{{asterisk}} ''Based on [[WGA screenwriting credit system]]''
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==[[Emory Johnson|EMORY JOHNSON]]==
{|
|[[file:EmoryJohnsonColorized1925.jpg|x50px]] || This filmography displays the screen achievements of Emory Johnson. His active career in the entertainment industry started in 1913 and gradually tapered off by 1932. In 1912, he surfaced on the screen as an uncredited extra in Broncho Billy westerns. These uncredited works were not chronicled and not included in this filmography. Johnson achieved fame as a talented actor, director, producer, and writer. Within the eighty-seven movies presented here, Johnson received on-screen credit with acting roles in seventy-two films produced between 1913 and 1922. In 1922, he embarked on his directorial debut, leading him to direct thirteen films, with his final directorial effort occurring in 1932.
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Emory Johnson 78 Films{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:lightgrey" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Act / Dir
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Notes
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|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1913||Hard Luck Bill||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1913|09|04}}||Western||short
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||The Naming of<br />the Rawhide Queen||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1913|11|27}}||Western||short
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||Broncho Billy's<br />Squareness||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1913|12|06}}||Western||short
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||Broncho Billy's<br />Christmas Deed||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1913|12|20}}||Western||short
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="19" style="background:lightgrey|1914||What Came to Bar Q||Clarence Clemens||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|01|29}}||Western||short
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||Broncho Billy and<br />Settler's Daughter||A Soldier||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|01|31}}||Western||short
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||A Gambler's Way||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|02|05}}||Western||short
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||Sophie Picks a{{break}} Dead One||Guitar Player||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|02|13}}||Comedy||short
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||The Calling of{{break}}Jim Barton||J Barton's Bro||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|02|14}}||Western||short
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||Italian Love||Sylvana||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|02|19}}||Drama||short
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||Snakeville's Fire{{break}} Brigade||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|02|21}}||Comedy||short
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||Sophie's Birthday Party||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|07}}||Comedy||short
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||The Warning||Larry Dale||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|12}}||Comedy||short
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||Single Handed||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|19}}||Western||short
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||A Hot Time{{break}}in Snakeville||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|21}}||Comedy||short
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||The Atonement||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|26}}||Drama||short
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||Broncho Billy's{{break}}True Love||The Escort||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|03|28}}||Western||short
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||Broncho Billy—Gun Man||Emery Rawlins||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|04|25}}||Western||short
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||A Snakeville Epidemic||Zeke||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|05|07}}||Comedy||short
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||Sophie Starts{{break}}Something||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|05|28}}||Comedy||short
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||The Good-for-Nothing||uncredited||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|06|08}}||Comedy||short
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||Sophie Finds a Hero||Unknown||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|06|25}}||Comedy||short
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||Broncho Billy's{{break}}Jealousy||Roy Turner||Actor||[[Essanay Studios]]||[[General Film Co.]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1914|06|27}}||Western||short
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1915||His Masterpiece||Higgins||Actor||Liberty Motion Pic||Associated Film||{{dts|format=dmy|1915|09|13}}||Drama||short
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||Her Devoted Son||Paul Thomas||Actor||Liberty Motion Pic||Associated Film||{{dts|format=dmy|1915|09|20}}||Drama||short
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||The Birthmark||Unknown||Actor||Liberty Motion Pic||Associated Film||{{dts|format=dmy|1915|10|01}}||Drama||
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||The Black Heart||Unknown||Actor||Liberty Motion Pic||Associated Film||{{dts|format=dmy|1915|10|01}}||Drama||
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="18" style="background:lightgrey|1916||[[The Yaqui (1916 film)|The Yaqui]]||Flores||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal studios]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|03|16}}||Western||
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||[[Two Men of Sandy Bar]]||Sandy Morton||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|04|03}}||Western||
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||[[Doctor Neighbor]]||Hamilton Powers||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|05|01}}||Drama||
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||[[Her Husband's Faith]]||Richard Otto||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|05|11}}||Drama||short
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||[[Heartaches (1916 film)|Heartaches]]||S Jackson Hunt||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|05|18}}||Drama||short
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||[[Two Mothers (1916 film)|Two Mothers]]||Viol 2nd Husb||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|06|01}}||Drama||short
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||[[Her Soul's Song]]||Paul Chandos||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|06|15}}||Drama||short
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||[[The Way of the World (1916 film)|The Way of the World]]||Walter Croyden||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|07|03}}||Drama||
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||[[No. 16 Martin Street]]||Jacques Fournier||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|07|13}}||Drama||short
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||[[A Yoke of Gold]]||Jose Garcia||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|08|14}}||Drama||
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||[[The Unattainable]]||Robert Goodman||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|09|04}}||Drama||
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||[[Black Friday (1916 film)|Black Friday]]||Charles Dalton||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|09|18}}||Drama||
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||[[The Human Gamble]]||Charles Hill||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|10|08}}||Drama||short
|-
||[[Barriers of Society]]||Westie Phillips||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|10|16}}||Drama||
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||[[The Devil's Bondwoman|The Devil's<br />Bondwoman]]||Mason Van Horton||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|11|20}}||Drama||
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||[[The Morals of Hilda]]||Stephen||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|12|11}}||Drama||
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||[[The Right to Be Happy]]||Scrooge's Nephew||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1916|12|25}}||Drama||
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="5" style="background:lightgrey|1917||[[The Gift Girl]]||Marcel||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1917|03|26}}||Drama||
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||[[The Circus of Life (1917 film)|The Circus of Life]]||Tommie||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1917|06|04}}||Drama||
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||[[A Kentucky Cinderella]]||Tom Boling||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1917|06|25}}||Drama||
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||[[The Gray Ghost (serial)|The Gray Ghost]]||Wade Hildreth||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1917|06|30}}||Drama||
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||[[My Little Boy]]||Fred||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1917|12|17}}||Drama||
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="7" style="background:lightgrey|1918||[[New Love for Old]]||Kenneth Scott||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|02|11}}||Drama||
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||[[Beauty in Chains]]||Pepe Rey Jose||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|03|11}}||Drama||
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||[[A Mother's Secret (1918 film)|A Mother's Secret]]||Howard Grey||Actor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|04|29}}||Drama||
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||[[Green Eyes (1918 film)|Green Eyes]]||Morgan Hunter||Actor||Thomas Ince||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Lasky]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|08|11}}||Drama||
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||[[Johanna Enlists]]||Lt. Frank Le Roy||Actor||Pickford Films||Artcraft Pictures||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|09|16}}||Drama||
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||[[A Lady's Name]]||Gerald Wantage||Actor||Select Pictures||Select Pictures||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|12|10}}||Drama||
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||[[The Ghost Flower]]||Duke Chaumont||Actor||[[Triangle Film Corporation|Triangle Film]]||[[Triangle Film Corporation|Triangle Film]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1918|08|18}}||Drama||
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="7" style="background:lightgrey|1919||[[Put Up Your Hands]]||Emory Hewitt||Actor||American Film||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|03|16}}||Western||
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||[[Charge It to Me]]||Elmer Davis||Actor||American Film||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|05|14}}||Comedy||
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||[[The Woman Next Door (1919 film)|The Woman Next Door]]||Chester Calhoun||Actor||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Lasky]]||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Lasky]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|05|18}}||Drama||
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||[[Trixie from Broadway]]||John Collins||Actor||American Film||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|06|15}}||Drama||
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||[[The Tiger Lily]]||David Remington||Actor||American Film||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|07|27}}||Drama||
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||[[The Hellion (1919 film)|The Hellion]]||George Graham||Actor||American Film||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|10|01}}||Drama||
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||[[Alias Mike Moran]]||Mike Moran||Actor||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Lasky]]||[[Paramount Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1919|03|02}}||Drama||
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="5" style="background:lightgrey|1920||<u>[[The Walk-Offs]]</u>||Robert Winston||Actor||Screen Classics||[[Metro Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1920|02|01}}||Comedy||
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||[[Polly of the Storm Country|Polly of the{{break}}Storm Country]]||Robert Robertson||Actor||Chaplin-Mayer Pic||[[First National Pictures|1st National Pics]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1920|04|01}}||Drama||
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||[[Children of Destiny]]||Edwin Ford||Actor||Weber Productions||Republic Distrib||{{dts|format=dmy|1920|05|01}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://catalog.afi.com/Film/17673-CHILDREN-OF-DESTINY?|title=Children of Destiny|website=catalog.afi.com}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/562907/Children-of-Destiny/|title=Children of Destiny|website=tcm.com}}</ref>
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||[[The Husband Hunter]]||Kent Whitney||Actor||[[Fox Film|Fox Film Corp]]||[[Fox Film]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1920|09|19}}||Comedy||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6362/default.html|title=The Husband Hunter|website=loc.gov/film-and-videos/|year=1920}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/495859/Husband-Hunter/|title=The Husband Hunter|website=tcm.com}}</ref>
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||[[She Couldn't Help It]]||William Lattimer||Actor||Realart Pictures||Realart Pictures||{{dts|format=dmy|1920|12|14}}||Comedy||<ref>[http://www.afi.com/members/catalog/AbbrView.aspx?s=&Movie=18141 The AFI Catalog of Feature Films: ''She Couldn't Help It'']</ref><ref>[http://www.silentera.com/PSFL/data/S/SheCouldntHelpIt1920.html Progressive Silent Film List: ''She Couldn't Help It''] at silentera.com</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1921||[[Prisoners of Love (1921 film)|Prisoners of Love]]||James Randolph||Actor||Compson Prod||[[Goldwyn Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1921|01|16}}||Drama||<ref>[http://www.afi.com/members/catalog/DetailView.aspx?s=&Movie=11465 The AFI Catalog of Feature Films: ''Prisoners of Love'']</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url= https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0012593/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_118|title= Prisoners of Love |publisher= IMDb }}</ref>
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||[[The Sea Lion]]||Tom Walton||Actor||Bosworth Prod||[[Associated Producers Inc|Assoc Producers]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1921|12|05}}||Drama||<ref name="LOCtsl"/><ref name="ARCtsl"/>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1922||[[Don't Doubt Your Wife]]||Herbert Olden||Actor||Leah Baird Prod||Assoc Exhibitors||{{dts|format=dmy|1922|03|12}}||Drama||
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|[[Always the Woman]]||Herbert Boone||Actor||Compson Prod||[[Goldwyn Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1922|07|09}}||Drama||<ref>[http://www.silentera.com/PSFL/data/A/AlwaysTheWoman1922.html Progressive Silent Film List: ''Always the Woman''] at silentera.com</ref><ref>[http://www.afi.com/members/catalog/DetailView.aspx?s=&Movie=2572 The AFI Catalog of Feature Films: ''Always the Woman'']</ref>
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||[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|In the Name of the Law]]||Harry O'Hara||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1922|08|16}}||Drama|||<ref name="LOCinl"/>
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||[[The Third Alarm (1922 film)|The Third Alarm]]|| ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1922|12|01}}||Drama|||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.1583/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Third Alarm''| year=1922}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EkjYNOteu8&t=147s|title=The third Alarm is available on You Tube|website=[[YouTube]] }}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1923||[[The West~Bound Limited]]||   ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1923|04|15}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.3222/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Westbound Limited''| year=1923}}</ref><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mn3fSejzs3w&t=256s| title=The Westbound Limited is available on You Tube| website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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||[[The Mailman (1923 film)|The Mailman]]||      ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1923|12|09}}||Drama|||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.7228/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Mailman''| year=1923}}</ref>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1924||[[The Spirit of the USA]]||    ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1924|05|18}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.9458/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Spirit of the U.S.A''|year=1924}}</ref><ref name="DnLd"/><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.oldies.com/product-view/7907D.html |title=Complete movie available on DVD from video distributor}}</ref>
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||[[Life's Greatest Game]]||               ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1924|09|28}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6876/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''Life's Greatest Game''| year=1924}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
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|style="background:lightgrey|1925||<u>[[The Last Edition]]</u>||uncredited||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1925|11|08}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.6779/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Last Edition''| year=1925}}</ref><ref name="SFle"/><ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpFZG_emXEE&t=635s| title=The Last Edition is available on You Tube| website=[[YouTube]]}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1926||[[The Non-Stop Flight]]||         ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1926|03|28}}||Drama|||<ref name="LOCtnsf"/><ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.grapevinevideo.com/NonStop_Flight.html |title=Complete movie available on DVD from video distributor}}</ref><ref name="YTnsf"/>
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|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1927||[[The Fourth Commandment (1927 film)|The Fourth{{break}} Commandment]]|| ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1927|03|20}}||Drama|||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.259/default.html| title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Fourth Commandment''| year=1927}}</ref><ref>[https://catalog.afi.com/Film/9226-THE-FOURTH-COMMANDMENT The Fourth Commandment (1927)] at the [[American Film Institute|AFI]] Catalog of Feature Films</ref><ref>[https://www.allmovie.com/movie/westbound-limited-v227240 The Fourth Commandment @ allmovie.com]</ref>
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||[[The Lone Eagle]]||   ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1927|09|18}}||Drama||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.7003/default.html |title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Long Eagle''|year=1927}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1928||[[The Shield of Honor]]|| ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Universal Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1928|02|19}}||Drama|||<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.1472/default.html |title=The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog: ''The Shield Of Honor''|year=1927}}</ref><ref name="EASTucla"/>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1930||[[The Third Alarm]]||       ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Tiffany Pictures|Tiffany-Stahl]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1930|11|17}}||Drama||<ref>[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0021465/?ref_=fn_al_tt_2 ''The Third Alarm'' details] @ IMDb.com</ref><ref name="ALMtta"/>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1932||[[The Phantom Express (1932 film)|The Phantom Express]]|| ||Director||Johnson Prod||[[Reliance-Majestic Studios|Reliance-Majestic]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1932|08|15}}||Drama||<ref>{{IMDb title|id=0023333|title=The Phantom Express}}</ref><ref>{{Internet Archive film|id=phantom_express|name=The Phantom Express}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1941||[[I Wanted Wings]]||uncredited||Actor||[[Paramount Pictures]]||[[Paramount Pictures]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1941|03|26}}||Drama||<ref>{{tcmdb title|id=78892}}</ref><ref>{{IMDb title|id=0033741|title=I Wanted Wings}}</ref>
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|style="background:lightgrey|1948||[[Romance on the High Seas]]||uncredited||Actor||[[Warner Bros]]||[[Warner Bros]]||{{dts|format=dmy|1948|06|25}}||Comedy||<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.tcm.com/tcmdb/title/399/Romance-on-the-High-Seas/full-credits.html|title=Romance on the High Seas|work=[[Turner Classic Movies]]|publisher=[[Turner Broadcasting System]] ([[Time Warner]])|location=Atlanta }}</ref>
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|{{multiple image | align=left | total_width=105 | image1=Emory Johnson 1920.jpg | image2=Mrs Reid Wallace, film actress (SAYRE 8587) (cropped).jpg| caption1= | caption2 =}}|| In early 1916, after Emory Johnson had signed his Universal contract, [[Carl Laemmle]] of [[Universal Pictures|Universal Film Manufacturing Company]] thought he saw a potential leading man in Johnson. Laemmle sought a leading man comparable to [[Wallace Reid|Wally Reid]]. He also hoped to create a movie couple that could make sparks fly on the silver screen. Laemmle chose Johnson to be his new leading man. Laemmle chose [[Dorothy Davenport]] to generate the screen chemistry with Johnson. Johnson and Davenport made 13 films together. The series started with the feature production of [[Doctor Neighbor]] in May 1916 and ended with another feature production, [[The Devil's Bondwoman]], in November 1916. 
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!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{left|[[Library of Congress|LOC]]}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{left|Brand}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{left|Notes}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Doctor Neighbor]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|May-01
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| Hazel Rogers
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| Hamilton Powers
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|14049|Doctor Neighbor}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Her Husband's Faith]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|May-11
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mabel Otto
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Unknown
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=213}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Heartaches (1916 film)|Heartaches]] ''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|May-18
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Virginia Payne
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|S Jackson Hunt
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=206}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Two Mothers (1916 film)|Two Mothers]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jun-01
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Violetta Andree
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|2nd Husband
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=518}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Her Soul's Song]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jun-15
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mary Salsbury
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Paul Chandos
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=215}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[The Way of the World (1916 film)|The Way of the World]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jul-03
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Beatrice Farley
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Walter Croyden
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|16886|The Way of the World}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[No. 16 Martin Street]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jul-13
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Cleo
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jacques Fournier
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=349}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[A Yoke of Gold]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Aug-14
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Carmen
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jose Garcia
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|2135|A Yoke of Gold}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[The Unattainable]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Sep-04
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Bessie Gale
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Robert Goodman
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1 of 5 reels
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|blue|Bluebird}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|14414|The Unattainable}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Black Friday (1916 film)|Black Friday]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Sep-18
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Elionor Rossitor
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Charles Dalton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|16675|Black Friday}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[The Human Gamble]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Oct-08
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Flavia Hill
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Charles Hill
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Short
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Laemmle
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=238}}
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[Barriers of Society]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Oct-10
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"| L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Martha Gorham
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Westie Phillips
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1 of 5 reels
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|13990|Barriers of Society}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|''[[The Devil's Bondwoman]]''
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Nov-11
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|L. B. Carleton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Beverly Hope
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mason Van Horton
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Drama
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feature
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Lost
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|{{font color|red|Red Feather}}
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{AFI film|14047|The Devilsbond Woman}}</ref>
|}

'''[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|IN THE NAME OF THE LAW]]'''

The film schedule according to [[Camera! The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry|Camera! "Pulse of the Studios"]]. This schedule traces a film's evolution from Cradle-to-grave. This film started shooting in late November 1921 and was {{dfn|{{em|In The Can}}|Successfully completed - ready for public viewing}} April 1922. The timetable gives the studio and location as &mdash; {{em|United Studios located at 53441 Melrose.}}

The section also displayed the column headers and entries for this film:
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! style=max-width:6em| Director
! style=max-width:6em| Star 
! style=max-width:6em| Cameraman
! style=max-width:12em| Ass't Director
! style=max-width:6em| Scenarist
! style=max-width:6em| Type
! style=max-width:6em|Progress
|-
| Emory Johnson || All-Star || Fisher-Mickle || Dick Rosson || Emory Johnson || The Midnight Call||See table below
|}
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!colspan="6" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Shooting Schedule according [[Camera! The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry|Camera! "Pulse of the Studios"]]{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
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!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{left|Day}}
!style="border:0px solid #FFFAF5; background:#F2E0CE"|{{left|Progress}}
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|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1921
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Nov
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|28
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|[[Principal photography]] began this week on {{em|The Midnight Call}} at the United Studios in [[Los Angeles, California]].
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n675/mode/1up| page=675| magazine=Camera!| date=December 3, 1921| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry}}</ref>
|rowspan=15 style="text-align: center; border:3px solid #FFFFFF;"| [[File:United Studios 1922.jpg|250px]]
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1921
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Dec
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|10
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|"Emory Johnson will leave shortly for [[San Francisco]] to film scenes for {{em|The Midnight Call}}."
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url= https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n689/mode/1up | page=689| magazine=Camera!| date=December 10, 1921| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1921
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Dec
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|31
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|2nd thru 5th week of shooting {{em|The Midnight Call}}. This is the final listing for shooting Exteriors
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url= https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n697/mode/1up | page=697| magazine=Camera!| date=December 10, 1921| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=2nd week of shooting}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n754/mode/1up| page=754| magazine=Camera!| date=December 31, 1921| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=5th week of shooting}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jan
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|28
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1st week thru 4th week of  [[Post production]]
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n774/mode/1up| page=774| magazine=Camera!| date=January 7, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=1st week of Post Production}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n835/mode/1up| page=835| magazine=Camera!| date=January 28, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=4th week of Post Production}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Feb
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|25
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|5th week thru 8th week of  [[Post production]]
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url= https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n855/mode/1up?view=theater| page=855| magazine=Camera!| date=February 4, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=5th week of Post Production}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url= https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n915/mode/1up| page=915| magazine=Camera!| date=February 25, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=8th week of Post Production}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mar
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|4
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|9th and final week of [[Post production]]
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n935/mode/1up| page=935| magazine=Camera!| date=March 4, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=Final week of Post Production}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mar
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|25
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1st thru 3rd week of finishing
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n955/mode/1up| page=955| magazine=Camera!| date=March 11, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=1st week listed as Finished}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n995/mode/1up| page=995| magazine=Camera!| date=March 25, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=3rd week listed as Finished}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Mar
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|31
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|The film has {{em|&nbsp;" . .undergone final revision and will be shipped East early next week."}} i.e. week of March 27–31
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url= https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n992/mode/1up | page=992| magazine=Camera!| date=March 25, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=Shipped East next week}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Apr
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|8
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|4th and final week of revisions
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n1015/mode/1up| page=1015| magazine=Camera!| date=April 1, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=4th week listed as Finished}}</ref><ref>{{cite magazine| title=Camera! Pulse of The Studios| url=https://archive.org/details/camera04unse/page/n1035/mode/1up| page=1035| magazine=Camera!| date=April 8, 1922| publisher=H.H. Conger Company, Los Angeles, California| url-status=live | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=June 25, 2014| access-date=April 25, 2023|quote=Final week listed as Finished}}</ref>
|-
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|1922
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|Jun
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|17
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|First public announcement of renamed film &ndash; {{em|In The Name of The Law}}. FBO states the movie will be released as a Fall special.
|style="border:3px solid #FFFFFF"|<ref name="Kismet" />
<ref>{{cite magazine| title=R-C Picture to Have B'way Showing| url=https://archive.org/details/exhibitorstra00newy/page/148/mode/1up| page=148| magazine=Exhibitors Trade Review| date=June 17, 1922| publisher=New York, Exhibitor's Trade Review, inc.| url-status=live| archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date=November 5, 2013| access-date=April 26, 2023| quote=In The Name of The Law Will Be Given Pre-Season Run at Geo. M. Cohan Theatre, N.Y.}}</ref>
|-
|}
This film was released in August 1922, and Pittsburgh scheduled its first showing in September. FBO coordinated with the Pittsburgh police department to promote the film and launched an exploitation campaign. The promotion started on Monday, September 11, 1922. "Hollywood cameramen" filmed the Superintendent of Police, his staff, and other policemen in action. Shown below is the schedule for the Pittsburgh promotion.  Note - pay particular attention to the events scheduled for Friday, September 15.
{| class="wikitable"  style="text-align: left; width: 90%; height: 20%; border-spacing: 6px; border: 3px solid darkgray; "
|+ class="nowrap" | ''Pittsburgh Daily Post'' published schedule of events
! style="background: lightgray;" | Date
! style="" | Event
|-
|style="background: lightgray" |Mon Sep 11, 1922|| At noon, cameramen will film backgrounds for the opening scenes. The starting location will be at [[Fifth Avenue (Pittsburgh)|Fifth Avenue]] and [[Liberty Avenue (Pittsburgh)|Liberty]], ending at Fifth Avenue and Wood Street. The public is invited to view all the action.
|-
|style=" background: lightgray" |Tue Sep 12, 1922|| At noon, cameramen will capture the activities centered at Liberty Avenue and Wood Street.
|-
|style="background: lightgray"|{{nowrap begin}}Wed Sep 13, 1922{{nowrap end}}||Further scenes will be photographed at Liberty Avenue and Tenth Street.
|-
|style=" background: lightgray" |Thu Sep 14, 1922|| The vicinity of the Fifth Avenue high school will be the scene of action at noon Thursday. Currently, the site is the location of the [[Fifth Avenue High School|Fifth Avenues Lofts.]]
|-
|style="background: lightgray"|Fri Sep 15, 1922|| Former Pittsburgh Pirates great [[Honus Wagner]] will be the center of interest on Friday.  At noon, Pittsburgh Police Superintendent John C. Calhoun will drop baseballs from the top of the 144-foot [[Pittsburgh City-County Building|City-County building]] to a waiting Honus Wagner below. (Hans' was able to snare the first and third pitches.) Motion pictures of this event, along with pictures of the crowd, will be taken simultaneously. Later in the day, they will stage a thrilling chase scene in Schenley Park. Two motorcycle police will pursue a stolen vehicle, eventually capturing and arresting the driver.<ref>{{cite news|title=LOCAL SCENES IN THRILLING MOVIE|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/144828994/|newspaper=The Pittsburgh Press |date=September 14, 1922|page=29|via=[[Newspapers.com]]|url-access=subscription|access-date=March 31, 2021}}</ref>
|-
|style=" background: lightgray" |Sat Sep 16, 1922||[[Forbes Field]] is the gathering place for the greater Pittsburgh Annual Police Department field day featuring the New Keyon Orchestra - John Marsh Conducting.
|-
|style=" background: lightgray" |Sun Sep 17, 1922||Superintendent Calhoun, along with county officials and a newspaperman, will be the guests of James B. Clark at the special screening of "In the Name of the Law." The feature film will be shown along with a prologue of local pictures shot earlier in the week.<ref>{{cite news|title=Film Men Honor Calhoun|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/144824936|newspaper=The Pittsburgh Press |date=September 11, 1922|page=16|via=[[Newspapers.com]]|url-access=subscription|access-date=March 31, 2021}}</ref>
|-
|style="background: lightgray"|Mon Sep 18, 1922||''In the name of the Law'' starts showing at Rowland & Clark's Blackstone Theater located on Fifth Avenue in downtown Pittsburgh PA<ref>{{cite news|title=BLACKSTONE - "In the Name of the Law"|url=https://www.newspapers.com/image/144835064/|newspaper=The Pittsburgh Press|date=September 17, 1922|page=50|via=[[Newspapers.com]]|url-access=subscription|access-date=March 31, 2021}}</ref>
|}
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==[[Rupert Julian|RUPERT JULIAN]]==
{|
|[[file:Rupert Julian, silent films (SAYRE 4913).jpg|x50px]] || This compilation highlights the screen achievements of Rupert Julian, a versatile figure known for his talents as an actor, director, and writer. His career thrived from 1913 to 1930. Among the collection of 118 films listed here, Julian contributed his acting skills to ninety-five, directed sixty, and took part in the writing of twenty films. He also worked with his wife, Elsie Julian, in twenty-eight productions. Of the total, forty-six films were feature films.
|}
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Rupert Julian{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"  |Film
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Actor
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Director
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Wife
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Writer
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
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| 1913||The Wife's Deceit||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-12-21||
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| 1913||The Mask ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-12-14||
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| 1913||The Blood Brotherhood ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-16||
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| 1913||The Haunted Bride ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-09||
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| 1913||Two Thieves and a Cross ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-04||
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| 1913||The Clue ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-10-30||
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| 1913||Memories ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-10-16||
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| 1913||Shadows of Life ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-09||
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| 1913||His Brand ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-11-02||
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| 1913||Genesis 4:9 ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-09-25||
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| 1913||The Heart of a Jewess ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Victor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-08-15||
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| 1913||Through Strife ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-07-13||
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| 1913||The Peacemaker ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-03-23||
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| 1913||Troubled Waters ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-03-09||
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| 1913||His Sister ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1913-02-09||
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| 1914||The Master Key||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||serial||1914-11-16||
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| 1914||A Law Unto Herself ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-11-08||
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| 1914||Daisies ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-09-03||
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|1914||Out of the Depths||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-08-20||
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|1914||The Hole in the Garden Wall||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-08-23||
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|1914||The Midnight Visitor||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-08-09||
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| 1914||Behind the Veil ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-08-02||
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| 1914||The Pursuit of Hate ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-06-14||
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| 1914||Closed Gates ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-06-07||
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| 1914||Avenged ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-05-24||
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| 1914||The Triumph of Mind ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||Bison Motion Pictures||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-05-23||
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| 1914||The Career of Waterloo Peterson ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-05-10||
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| 1914||An Episode ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-04-30||
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| 1914||In the Days of His Youth ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-03-28||
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| 1914||The Spider and Her Web ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-03-26||
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| 1914||A Modern Fairy Tale ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-03-08||
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| 1914||The Weaker Sister ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-03-01||
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| 1914||The Merchant of Venice||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1914-02-01||
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| 1914||Woman's Burden ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-02-22||
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| 1914||An Old Locket ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-02-15||
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| 1914||The Coward Hater ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-02-08||
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| 1914||The Leper's Coat ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-01-25||
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| 1914||The Imp Abroad ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Victor||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-01-12||
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| 1914||A Fool and His Money ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-01-04||
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| 1914||The Female of the Species ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1914-01-01||
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|1915||The Evil of Suspicion||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-28||
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|1915||One Hundred Years Ago||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-23||
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|1915||The Water Clue||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-12-18||
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|1915||Gilded Youth||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-02||
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|1915||A White Feather Volunteer||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-11-04||
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| 1915||The Wolf's Den ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Navajo Films||Asso Film Sales||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-10-09||
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| 1915||Jewel||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1915-08-30||
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| 1915||A Cigarette - That's All ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-08-10||
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| 1915||Scandal||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1915-07-19||
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|1915||Where the Trail Led||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Balboa Amusement Producing Company|Balboa Prod]]||[[Pathé Exchange|Pathé]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-07-19||
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| 1915||The Pretty Sister of Jose||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Famous Players||Paramount Pictures||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1915-05-31||
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| 1915||The Heritage of a Century ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Paragon Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-04-05||
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| 1915||The Lone Star Rush||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Climax Company||Alliance Films||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1915-03-05||
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| 1915||A Voice from the Sea ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Paragon Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-03-27||
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| 1915||The Hawk and the Hermit ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Paragon Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-03-22||
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| 1915||The Bond of Friendship ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Alhambra Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-03-13||
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| 1915||Fate's Vengeance ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Paragon Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-03-08||
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| 1915||A Tale of the Hills ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||Paragon Films||Kriterion Film||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-02-22||
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| 1915||A Small Town Girl ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1915-01-17||
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| 1916||The Gilded Life ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-12-29||
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|1916||[[The Right to Be Happy]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-12-25||
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| 1916||The Celebrated Stielow Case||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Argosy Pictures]]||||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-12-02||
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|1916||[[The Bugler of Algiers]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-11-27||
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|1916||The Evil Women Do||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-09-26||
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|1916||[[Bettina Loved a Soldier]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-08-14||
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|1916||Little Boy Blue||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Victor Film Company|Victor Film]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-14||
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|1916||The Human Cactus||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-29||
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|1916||The Turn of the Wheel||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||Paragon Films||[[Mutual Film]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-11-13||
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|1916||Romance at Random||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-18||
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|1916||The False Gems||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-06-11||
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|1916||The Fur Trimmed Coat||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-30||
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|1916||[[Naked Hearts (1916 film)|Naked Hearts]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-05-10||
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|1916||The Marriage of Arthur||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-05-07||
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|1916||The Eyes of Fear||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-04-06||
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|1916||The Desperado||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-03-22||
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|1916||The Blackmailer||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-03-05||
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|1916||John Pellet's Dream||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-02-24||
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|1916||As Fate Decides||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-02-16||
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|1916||Arthur's Last Fling||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-02-13||
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| 1916||[[The Dumb Girl of Portici]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1916-04-04||
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|1916||The Red Lie||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-01-27||
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|1916||The Underworld||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1916-01-15||
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|1917||[[The Circus of Life (1917 film)|The Circus of Life]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Butterfly]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-06-04|||
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|1917||[[The Desire of the Moth]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-10-22||
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|1917||[[The Mysterious Mr. Tiller]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-09-17||
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|1917||[[The Door Between (film)|The Door Between]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-11-18||
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|1917||[[Mother O' Mine (1917 film)|Mother O' Mine]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-09-02||
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|1917||[[A Kentucky Cinderella]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-06-25||
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|1917||[[The Gift Girl]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-03-26||
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| 1917||The Boyhood He Forgot ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex Prod]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1917-03-24||
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| 1917||Alone in the World ||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||1917-01-02||
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|1917||[[The Savage (1917 film)|The Savage]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-11-19||
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|1917||[[My Little Boy]]||||||[[File:StarIconViolet.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1917-12-17||
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|1918||[[Hands Down (film)|Hands Down]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1918-02-11||
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|1918||[[Midnight Madness (1918 film)|Midnight Madness]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1918-06-08||
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|1918||Fires of Youth||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1918-08-26||
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|1918||[[The Kaiser, the Beast of Berlin]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Jewel]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1918-03-19||
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|1918||[[Hungry Eyes (film)|Hungry Eyes]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1918-02-11||
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|1919||The Fire Flingers||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1919-04-21||
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|1919||Creaking Stairs||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Horror film|Horror]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1919-02-10||
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|1919||[[The Millionaire Pirate]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Bluebird]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1919-02-10||
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|1919||[[The Sleeping Lion]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1919-06-23||
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|1920||[[The Honey Bee]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[American Film Manufacturing Company|American Film]]||[[Pathé Exchange|Pathé]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1920-04-01||
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|1922||[[The Girl Who Ran Wild]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1922-10-09||
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|1923||[[The Midnight Guest]]||||||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1923-03-17||
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|1923||[[Merry-Go-Round (1923 film)|Merry-Go-Round]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1923-09-03||
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|1924||[[Love and Glory (film)|Love and Glory]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||[[File:StarIconSilver.png|15px|center]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1924-12-07||
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|1925||Hell's Highroad||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||Producers Distributing||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1925-10-18||
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| 1925||[[Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ (1925 film)|Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]] ||||||||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]||[[Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer|MGM]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1927-10-08||
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|1925||[[The Phantom of the Opera (1925 film)|The Phantom of the Opera]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Jewel]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Horror film|Horror]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1925-11-15||
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|1926||[[Three Faces East (1926 film)|Three Faces East]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||Cinema Corp||Producers Dist Corp||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1926-02-03||
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|1926||[[Silence (1926 film)|Silence]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||[[Producers Distributing Corporation|Producers Dist]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1926-04-25||
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|1927||[[The Yankee Clipper (film)|The Yankee Clipper]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||[[Producers Distributing Corporation|Producers Dist]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1927-05-07||
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|1927||[[The Country Doctor (1927 film)|The Country Doctor]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||[[Pathé Exchange|Pathé]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1927-08-22||
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|1928||[[The Leopard Lady]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||[[Pathé Exchange|Pathé]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1928-01-22||
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|1928||[[Walking Back]]||[[File:StarIconGreen.png|15px|center]]||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Cecil B. DeMille|DeMille Pictures]]||[[Pathé Exchange|Pathé]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1928-05-21||
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|1930||[[Love Comes Along]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[RKO Pictures|RKO]]||[[RKO Pictures|RKO]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1930-01-05||
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|1930||[[The Cat Creeps (1930 film)|The Cat Creeps]]||||[[File:StarIconGold.png|15px|center]]||||||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Horror film|Horror]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1930-11-10||
|-
|colspan="12"|
{{legend|green|Rupert Julian acted in these 95 films}}
{{legend|gold|Rupert Julian directed these 60 films}}
{{legend|Violet|Rupert and Elsie Julian participated in these 28 films}}
{{legend|Silver|Rupert Julian participated in the writing of these 20 films}}
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|}
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==[[Richard Morris (actor)|RICHARD MORRIS]]==
{|
|-
|[[file:Richard Morris (Movie Actor).jpg|x50px]] || The following list includes every documented film of Richard Morris. Morris's acting career spanned from 1912 to 1924. He played mostly heavies and character roles in fifty-three films,  Among his filmography, fifteen pictures were features or thirty percent.
|-
|}
{|class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="background:lightyellow; border:2px solid gray;font-size:90%"
!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Richard Morris{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable"  |Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" class="unsortable" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Reels
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1924||[[The Spirit of the USA]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=[[The Spirit of the USA]]|date=1924}}</ref>||Grandpa Gains||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|1924|May|18}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1923||[[The Mailman (1923 film)|The Mailman]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=[[The Mailman (1923 film)|The Mailman]]|date=1923}}</ref>||Admiral Fleming||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|1923|Sep|12}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|[[The West~Bound Limited]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=[[The West~Bound Limited]]|date=1923}}</ref>||Bernard Miller||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|1923|Apr|15}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="2" style="background:lightgrey|1922||[[The Third Alarm (1922 film)|The Third Alarm]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=[[The Third Alarm (1922 film)|The Third Alarm]]|date=1922}}</ref>||Dr. Rutherford||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|1922|Dec|1}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|In the Name of the Law]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=[[In the Name of the Law (1922 film)|In the Name of the Law]]|date=1922}}</ref>||Mr. Lucas||[[Emory Johnson]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||{{dts|1922|Aug|16}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1921||[[The Sea Lion]]||Billy||[[Hobart Bosworth]]||[[Associated Producers Inc|Associated Producers]]||{{dts|1921|Dec|5}}||[[Melodrama]]||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1920||[[The Gift Supreme]]||Unknown ||[[Charles R. Macauley|Macauley Photoplays]]||Republic Dist Corp||{{dts|1920|May|9}}||Melodrama||Full
|-
|[[Parted Curtains]]||Unknown||[[First National Pictures|National Film Corp]]||[[Warner Bros.]]||{{dts|1920|Apr|2}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Walk-Offs]]||Judge Brent||Screen Classics Inc||[[Metro Pictures]]||{{dts|1920|Feb|1}}||Comedy||Full
|-
|[[The Amazing Woman]]||Gaston Duval||[[Lloyd Carleton]]||Republic Dist Corp||{{dts|1920|Jan|1}}||Drama||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1919||[[Blind Man's Eyes]]||Gabriel Warden||[[Metro Pictures]]||[[Metro Pictures]]||{{dts|1919|Mar|19}}||Drama||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|style="background:lightgrey|1918||[[Hobbs in a Hurry]]||Rufus Renshaw||[[American Film Manufacturing Company|American Film Company]]||[[Pathé Exchange]]||{{dts|1918|Oct|6}}||Western||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="10" style="background:lightgrey|1916||[[The Morals of Hilda]]||Harris Grail||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Dec|11}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Devil's Bondwoman]]||Prince Vandloup||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Nov|20}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[Barriers of Society]]||Harry Arnold||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Oct|16}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Human Gamble]]||Frank Garner||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Oct|8}}||Drama||Short
|-
|[[Black Friday (1916 film)|Black Friday]]<ref>{{Citation|last=Morris|first=Richard|title=Black Friday|date=1916|url=http://memory.loc.gov/diglib/ihas/loc.mbrs.sfdb.3783/default.html|access-date=2021-03-26}}</ref>||Richard Strong||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Sep|18}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Unattainable]]||Henry Morton||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Sep|4}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[A Yoke of Gold]]||Padre Amador||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1916|Aug|14}}||Drama||Full
|-
|The Regeneration of Jim Halsey||The Man||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1916|Mar|13}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Grinning Skull||John Dermond||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1916|Feb|28}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Buried Treasure of Cobre||Colonel Goddard||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1916|Jan|3}}||Drama||Short
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="8" style="background:lightgrey|1915||The Golden Spurs ||Colonel Ryder||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1915|Dec|16}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Love of Loti San ||Unknown ||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1915|Dec|2}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Their Sinful Influence ||Rev. Dr. Carr||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1915|Nov|4}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Jungle Lovers ||Van Cleeve||[[Selig Polyscope Company|Selig Polyscope]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1915|Sep|16}}||Drama||Short
|-
|[[The Marriage of Kitty]]||John Travers||[[Jesse L. Lasky]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||{{dts|1915|Aug|16}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Fighting Hope]]||Craven||[[Jesse L. Lasky]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||{{dts|1915|Jul|19}}||Drama||Full
|-
|Was She a Vampire? ||Richard Desmond||[[Pat Powers (businessman)|Powers Picture Plays]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal Studios]]||{{dts|1915|Jul|10}}||Drama||Short
|-
|[[Wildfire (1915 film)]]|| Robert W. Barrington||[[World Film Company|World Film]]||[[World Film Company|World Film]]||{{dts|1915|Jan|25}}||Drama||Short
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="9" style="background:lightgrey|1914||A Believer in Dreams ||Unknown ||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Dec|4}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Impostor II||Horace Cadby||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Oct|15}}||Drama||Short
|-
|His Brother's Blood ||Tyson Brooks||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Aug|20}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Codes of Honor ||Kid Hogg||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Jul|15}} ||Drama||Short
|-
|A Leaf from the Past ||Dick Trent||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|May|21}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Klondike Bubble ||Hungerford Wolf||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Apr|22}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Strength of Family Ties ||John Brant||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Apr|16}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Through Fire to Fortune||George Bowers||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Feb|1}}||Drama||Full
|-
|[[The Lion and the Mouse (1914 film)|The Lion and the Mouse]]||Ex-Judge Scott||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1914|Jan|1}}||Drama||Full
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="13" style="background:lightgrey|1913||The Smuggler's Daughter III ||Girot - the Smuggler||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Dec|3}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Partners in Crime II||Howard Jansen - Esther's Father||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Nov|20}}||Drama||Short
|-
|[[When the Earth Trembled]]||Richard||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Nov|2}}||Drama||3 reel
|-
|A Deal in Oil ||The Father||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Oct|14}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Mary's Temptation ||The Convict Husband||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Aug|13}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Faith of a Girl ||Richard Starley||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|May|30}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Granny  (I)||Peter Richards||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Apr|29}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Pete Tries the Stage ||LeGrade - Hotel Proprietor||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Apr|12}}||Comedy||Short
|-
|Heroes One and All ||The Burglar||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Mar|29}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Memories of His Youth ||Unknown ||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Mar|27}}||Drama||Short
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|Pete, the Artist ||Unknown ||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Mar|22}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Pete Joins the Force ||Unknown ||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Mar|8}}||Comedy||Short
|-
|Auntie's Affinity ||The Hotel Proprietor||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1913|Mar|1}}||Drama||Short
|-
|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:2px solid black;background:lightgrey;|
|-
|rowspan="7" style="background:lightgrey|1912||The Wonderful One-Horse Shay ||Abe Hobbs||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Dec|10}}||Drama||Short
|-
|By the Sea ||||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Dec|2}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Doctor's Debt ||Dr. Richard Morris||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Sep|28}}||Drama||Short
|-
|The Derelict's Return ||The Doctor||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Jul|31}}||Drama||Short
|-
|A Child's Prayer ||Dick Morris - Devereaux's Foreman||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Jul|4}}||Drama||Short
|-
|A Modern Portia ||Earl Manning aka John White||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|Jun|8}}||Drama||Short
|-
|Little Boy Blue I||The Organ Grinder||[[Lubin Manufacturing Company|Lubin]]||[[General Film Company|General Film]]||{{dts|1912|May|6}}||Comedy||Short
|-
|}
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==[[Bernice Vere|BERNICE VERE]]==
{|
|[[file:BerniceVere1921A.jpg|x50px]] || This list is the filmography of Bernice Estelle Vert {{aka}} Bernice Vere. All films highlighted in green are films recut from the original Australian version to better play in the United States. Most of the films on this list are considered  [[Lost film|lost.]] 
|}
{|class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="background:lightyellow; border:2px solid gray;font-size:85%"
!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Bernice Vert{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE"|Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE"|Role
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Dir
|-
|	1920	||	[[The Shadow of Lightning Ridge]]	||	[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker Prod]]	||	[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker Prod]]	||	[[Western (genre)|Western]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	1920-04-03	||	Portuguese Annie	||	[[Wilfred Lucas]]<ref>{{AFI film | 11997 | The Shadow of Lighting Ridge}}</ref>
|-	
|	1920	||	[[The Jackeroo of Coolabong]]	||	Carroll Bros	||	[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker Prod]]	||	[[Western (genre)|Western]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	1920-10-16	||	Unknown||	Wilfred Lucas
|-	
|	1921	||	[[The Betrayer]]	||	Beaumont Smith Productions	||	Beaumont Smith	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	1921-03-19	||	Eleanor Barris||	Beaumont Smith
|-		
|style="background:lightgreen;"|	1921	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[The Fighting Breed]] (1)	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[William Selig|Selig-Rork]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Aywon Film Corporation|Aywon]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Western (genre)|Western]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|[[Feature film|Feature]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|1921-9-1	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Unknown||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Wilfred Lucas<ref>{{AFI film | 9004 | The Fighting Breed}}</ref>
|-			
|style="background:lightgreen;"|	1921	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	The Shadow of Lightning Ridge (2)	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[William Selig|Selig-Rork]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Aywon Film Corporation|Aywon]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	1921-09-13	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Portuguese Annie	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Wilfred Lucas]]
|-	
|	1921	||	[[The Blue Mountains Mystery]]	||	[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker Prod]]||	[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker Prod]]	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	1921-11-05	||	Pauline Tracey||	Raymond Longford
|-		
|style="background:lightgreen;"|	1922||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Blue Mountain Mystery (3)||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Southern Cross Picture Productions	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Wid Gunning Inc	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	1922-05	||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Pauline Tracey||style="background:lightgreen;"|	Raymond Longford
|-	
|	1928	||	Inspiration	||	Excellent Pictures	||	Excellent Pictures	||	[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]	||	[[Feature film|Feature]]	||	1928-05-10	||Anna Martin||	Bernard McEveety
|-	
|colspan="9"|
(1) {{em|The Fighting Breed}} is the repackaged version of {{em|The Jackeroo of Coolabong}} made for US audiences. <br />
(2) {{em|The Shadow of Lightning Ridge}} was repackaged for US audiences <br />
(3) {{em|Blue Mountain Mystery}} is the repackage version of {{em|The Blue Mountains Mystery}} made for US audiences.
|-				
|}
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==[[Agnes Vernon|AGNES VERNON]]==
{|
|[[file:Agnes Vernon c. 1920.jpg|x50px]] || This list is the filmography of Agnes (Brownie) Vernon. Vernon first appeared on the silver screen as an uncredited extra in March 1913. Her uncredited appearances are not chronicled in this filmography. All appearances in Universal short films were verified using {{em|The Braff silent short film working papers (1903-1929)}},{{sfn |Braff | 2002}} {{em|The Universal Silents (1912-1929)}},{{sfn|Braff|1999}} {{em|American Film Personnel and Company Credits, 1908 - 1920}}{{sfn|Spehr|Lundquist|1996}} and the [[Internet Archive]]. All Universal feature products and non-Universal films are verified using the [[American Film Institute]] website or [[Internet Archive]].
|}
{|class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" style="background:lightyellow; border:2px solid gray;font-size:95%"
!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Agnes Vernon{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}} }}
|-
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:lightgrey" class="unsortable" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Title
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Lead
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|rowspan="16" style="background:lightgrey| 1914<br /><span style="color: #666666;">'''{{small|(16 films)}}'''</span>|| ''The Triumph of Mind''|| [[Bison Film Company|Bison]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-05-23 || [[Lois Weber]] || [[Lois Weber]]
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|| ''Avenged''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-05-24 || [[Lois Weber]] || [[Lois Weber]]
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|| ''The Old Cobbler ''|| [[Bison Film Company|Bison]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-06-27 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''[[A Ranch Romance]]'' || [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-07-08 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || unknown
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|| ''[[Her Grave Mistake]]'' || [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-07-15 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''[[By the Sun's Rays]]'' || [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-07-22 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''An Awkward Cinderella''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-07-26 || [[Robert Z. Leonard|Leonard]] || [[Otis Turner|Turner]]
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|| ''[[The Oubliette]]'' || [[Bison Film Company|Bison]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-08-15 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''[[A Miner's Romance]]'' || [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-08-26 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Old Bell Ringer''|| [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-10-07 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''A Law Unto Herself''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-10-08 || [[Rupert Julian|Julian]] || [[Joseph De Grasse|Grasse]]
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|| ''The Wall of Flame''|| [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-10-27 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Star Gazer''|| [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-11-03 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Ninety Black Boxes''|| [[Bison Film Company|Bison]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-11-21 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''For I Have Toiled''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-12-22 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''When It's One of Your Own''|| [[Nestor Film Company|Nestor]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1914-12-29 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|rowspan="35" style="background:lightgrey|1915<br /><span style="color: #666666;">'''{{small|(35 films)}}'''</span>
|| ''His Last Performance''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-01-15 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Dear Old Hypocrite''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-01-19 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Alias Mr. Smith''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-01-26 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Seven and Seventy''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-02-02 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Dad''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-02-09 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || unknown
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|| ''An Example''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-02-18 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''A Prayer of a Horse or: His Life Story Told by Himself''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-02-25 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Wheels within Wheels''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-03-02 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Truth About Dan Deering''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-03-11 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''At His Own Terms''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-03-16 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''No. 239''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-03-25 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The Cameo Ring''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-04-01 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''Putting One Over''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-04-06 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The Old Tutor''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-04-13 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Troubadour''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-04-15 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Fear Within''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-04-22 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''Where Brains are Needed''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-05-16 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Dancer''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-05-18 || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''When Love is Love''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-05-22 || [[Pauline Bush (actress)|Bush]] || [[Joseph De Grasse|Grasse]]
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|| ''The Old Doctor''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-05-23 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''The Heart of Cerise''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-06-03 || [[Pauline Bush (actress)|Bush]] || [[Joseph De Grasse|Grasse]]
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|| ''In His Mind's Eye''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-06-10 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The Tinker of Stubbenville''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-06-24 || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]] || [[Murdock MacQuarrie|MacQuarrie]]
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|| ''Jane's Declaration of Independence''|| [[Bison Film Company|Bison]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-07-03 || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The People of the Pit''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-07-13 || [[Cleo Madison]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The Flight of a Night Bird''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-07-27 || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''Misjudged''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-08-31 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The Deceivers''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-09-07 || Vernon || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''Agnes Kempler's Sacrifice''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-09-12 || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]]
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|| ''Her Three Mothers''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-10-02 || Vernon || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''The Silent Battle''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-10-05 ||[[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Leon De La Mothe|Mothe]]
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|| ''The Girl of the Dance Hall''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-10-14 || Vernon || [[Leon De La Mothe|Mothe]]
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|| ''The Phatom Fortune''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-11-22 || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Henry Otto|Otto]]
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|| ''In Search of a Wife''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-11-23 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''As the Shadows Fall''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1915-12-28 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|rowspan="23" style="background:lightgrey|1916<br /><span style="color: #666666;">'''{{small|(23 films)}}'''</span>
|| ''The Family Secret''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-02-15 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The Dupe''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-02-22 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''[[Tangled Hearts]]'' || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-04-02 || [[Joseph De Grasse|Grasse]] || [[Joseph De Grasse|Grasse]]
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|| ''Public Approval''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-04-13 || Ray Hanford || [[Leon De La Mothe|Mothe]]
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|| ''The Mark of a Gentleman''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-05-09 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Darcy of the Northwest Mounted''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-05-16 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The Wire Pullers''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-06-04 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The Rose Colored Scarf''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-06-06 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]]|| [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The False Part''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-06-20 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''They Wouldn't Take Him Seriously''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-07-04 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''A Dead Yesterday''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-07-09 || [[Hobart Henley|Henley]] || [[Charles Giblyn|Giblyn]]
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|| ''Nature Incorporated''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-07-11 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Lee Blount Goes Home''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-07-21 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Won by Valor''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-07-27 || [[Howard Crampton|Crampton]] || [[Robert F. Hill|Hill]]
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|| ''A Daughter of the Night''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-08-04 || [[William Lowery|Lowery]] || [[Francis Powers (actor)|Powers]]
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|| ''The Toll of the Law''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-08-16 || [[William Lowery|Lowery]] || [[Francis Powers (actor)|Powers]]
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|| ''The Call of the Past''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-09-01 || [[William Lowery|Lowery]] || [[William Lowery|Lowery]]
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|| ''Main 4400''|| [[Victor Studios|Vicotr Film]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-10-22 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Stumbling''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-11-03 || [[Jack Livingston|Livingston]] || [[Leon De La Mothe|Mothe]]
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|| ''The Eyes of Love''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-11-10 || [[Jack Mulhall|Mulhall]] || [[Fred Kelsey|Kelsey]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[A Stranger from Somewhere]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1916-11-13 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Little Partner''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-12-19 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]]|| [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''The Prodigal Daughter''|| [[Rex Motion Picture Company|Rex]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1916-12-31 || [[Allen Holubar|Holubar]] || [[Allen Holubar|Holubar]]
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|rowspan="13" style="background:lightgrey|1917<br /><span style="color: #666666;">'''{{small|(13 films)}}'''</span>
|| ''How to Be Happy Though Married''|| [[Victor Studios|Vicotor Film]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1917-01-06 || Vernon || [[Fred Kelsey|Kelsey]]
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|| ''A Slave of Fear''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1917-01-17 || [[Millard K. Wilson|Wilson]] || [[Fred Kelsey|Kelsey]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[The Man Who Took a Chance]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-02-19 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]]|||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[The Clock (1917 film)|The Clock]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-04-30 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[Bringing Home Father]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-06-04 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Dangers of a Bride''|| Keystone || Triangle || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Short film|short]]|| 1917-07-08 || [[Gloria Swanson|Swanson]]||Kerr&Hoffman
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[The Car of Chance]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-07-09 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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|| ''Hatton of Headquarters''|| [[Independent Moving Pictures|IMP]]|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Short film|short]] || 1917-07-15 || [[Lee Hill (actor)|Hill]] || [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[The Clean-Up (1917 film)|The Clean-Up]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-08-06 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]]|| [[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[A Stormy Knight]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-09-10 || [[Franklyn Farnum|Farnum]] || [[Elmer Clifton|Clifton]]
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||''[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;[[Flirting with Death]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-09-18 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[Elmer Clifton|Clifton]]
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||''[[File:Blue Butterfly Icon.png|15px]]&nbsp;[[Fear Not (film)|Fear Not]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-11-26 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[Allen Holubar|Holubar]]
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||''[[File:Blue Butterfly Icon.png|15px]]&nbsp;[[The High Sign (1917 film)|The High Sign]]''|| [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Universal Pictures|Universal]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1917-12-31 || [[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlinson]] || [[Elmer Clifton|Clifton]]
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|rowspan="3" style="background:lightgrey|1919  || ''[[The Coming of the Law]]'' || [[Fox Film]] || [[Fox Film]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1919-05-11 || [[Tom Mix]] || [[Arthur Rosson|Rosson]]
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|| ''[[Bare-Fisted Gallagher]]'' || [[Jesse D. Hampton|Hampton Prod]] || [[Film Booking Offices of America|Robertson-Cole]] || [[Western (genre)|Western]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1919-06-22 || [[William Desmond (actor)|Desmond]] || [[Joseph Franz (director)|Franz]]
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|| ''[[Widow by Proxy]]'' || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] || [[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]] || [[Comedy film|Comedy]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1919-08-28 || [[Marguerite Clark|Clark]]||[[Walter Edwards (director)|Edwards]]
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|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1920  || ''[[The Man from Kangaroo]]'' || [[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker]] || [[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1920-01-24 || [[Snowy Baker|Baker]] || [[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]
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|rowspan="4" style="background:lightgrey|1921 || [[The Man from Kangaroo|''The Better Man'']] (1) || [[William Selig|Selig-Rork]] || [[Aywon Film Corporation|Aywon]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1921-11-26 || [[Snowy Baker|Baker]] || [[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]
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||''[[The Shadow of Lightning Ridge]]''||[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker]]||[[Southern Cross Feature Film Company|Carroll-Baker]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1921-04-03||[[Snowy Baker|Baker]]||[[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]
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|| ''[[The Shadow of Lightning Ridge]]'' (2) || [[William Selig|Selig-Rork]] || [[Aywon Film Corporation|Aywon]] || [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1921-09-13 || [[Snowy Baker|Baker]] || [[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]
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|| [[Silks and Saddles (1921 film)|''Silks and Saddles'']] ||Commonwealth|| Commonwealth|| [[Drama (film and television)|Drama]] || [[Feature film|Feature]] || 1921-05-05 || R MacKinnon || [[John K. Wells|Wells]]
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|rowspan="1" style="background:lightgrey|1922  ||[[Silks and Saddles (1921 film)|''The Queen of the Turf'']] (3)||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||[[Film Booking Offices of America|FBO]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||1922-04-16||R MacKinnon||[[John K. Wells|Wells]]
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[[File:WLE reserve3.svg|15px]]&nbsp;&nbsp;Denote film with Universal Bluebird designation<br />
[[File:Blue Butterfly Icon.png|15px]]&nbsp;&nbsp;Denote film with Universal Butterfly designation<br />
(1) {{em|The Better Man}} is the repackaged version of {{em|The Man from Kangaroo}} made for US audiences. <br />
(2) {{em|The Shadow of Lightning Ridge}} was repackaged for US audiences on this date. <br />
(3) {{em|The Queen of the Turf}} is the recut version of {{em|Silks and Saddles}} made for US audiences.
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==[[John K. Wells|JOHN K. WELLS]]==
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|[[file:John K. Wells 1919.tif|x50px]] || This list contains John K. Wells participation as an actor, director, writer and producer. His uncredited appearances are not chronicled in this listing. All appearances in Universal short films were verified using {{em|The Braff silent short film working papers (1903-1929)}},{{sfn |Braff | 2002}} {{em|The Universal Silents (1912-1929)}},{{sfn|Braff|1999}} {{em|American Film Personnel and Company Credits, 1908 - 1920}}{{sfn|Spehr|Lundquist|1996}} and the [[Internet Archive]]. All Universal feature products and non-Universal films are verified using the [[American Film Institute]] website or [[Internet Archive]].
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of John K. Wells{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Director
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Male Lead
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Female Lead
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|ACTOR}}
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||Sep 15 1915||The Queen of Hearts||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||[[Ann Little|Little]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="QHJohnWells"/>
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||Nov 09 1916||On the Level||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||Jean Taylor||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref>{{cite magazine| title= Universal Film Mfg. Company Specials – On The Level - Universal Gold Seal | url= https://archive.org/details/movinwor26chal/page/n93/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=93| magazine=The Moving Picture World | date=November 6, 1915| publisher= New York, Chalmers Publishing Company | archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date =June 14, 2012| access-date= August 31, 2022}}</ref>
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||Dec 10 1915||The Power of Fascination||[[Cleo Madison|Madison]]||[[Jack Holt (actor) |Holt]]||[[Cleo Madison|Madison]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref>{{cite magazine| title=The Power of Fascination| url=https://archive.org/details/movpicwor26chal/page/n159/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=159| magazine=The Moving Picture World| date=December 4, 1915| publisher=New York, Chalmers Publishing Company| archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date =June 14, 2012| access-date=August 31, 2022 }}</ref>
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||Dec 28 1915||As The Shadows Fall||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Tabloid Reviews For The Busy Exhibitor – As The Shadows Fall | url= https://archive.org/details/motionpicturenew12moti_1/page/94/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=94| magazine=Motion Picture News | date=January 1, 1916| publisher= New York, Motion Picture News, Inc | archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date =June 29, 2015| access-date= August 31, 2022}}</ref>
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||May 16 1916|| Darcy of the Northwest Mounted||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref>{{cite magazine| title= Darcy of the Northwest Mounted | url=https://archive.org/details/movpic28chal/page/n506/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=506| magazine=The Moving Picture World | date=May 20, 1916| publisher= New York, Chalmers Publishing Company | archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date =June 14, 2012| access-date= August 31, 2022}}</ref>
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||May 05 1932|| Night World||[[Hobart Henley]]||[[Lew Ayres]]||[[Mae Clarke]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Casts of Current Photoplays - Complete for every picture reviewed in this issue | url= https://archive.org/details/photo43chic/page/n133/mode/1up | url-status=live |page=134| magazine=Photoplay Magazine | date=July 1917| publisher= Chicago, Photoplay Magazine Publishing Company | archive-url= https://archive.org| archive-date =June 14, 2012| access-date= August 31, 2022}}</ref><ref name="NiWo">{{AFI film|4039|Night World}}</ref>
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|ASSISTANT DIRECTOR}}
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||Jun 20 1916||The False Part||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="TFP2p">{{cite magazine| title=GOLD SEAL - The False Part (Two parts - June 20)| url=https://archive.org/details/moviewor28chal/page/n737/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=2294| magazine=The Moving Picture World| date=June 24, 1916| publisher=Chalmers Publishing Company| archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date =June 4, 2012| access-date=August 31, 2022 }}</ref>
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||Jan 24 1920||[[The Man from Kangaroo]]||[[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]||[[Snowy Baker|Baker]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||{{dfn|1=CBAP|2=Carroll-Baker Australian Productions}}||<ref>[http://colsearch.nfsa.gov.au/nfsa/search/display/display.w3p;adv=no;page=0;query=%22the%20man%20from%20kangaroo%22%20Media%3A%22FILM%22;rec=1;resCount=10 ''The Man from Kangaroo''] at the [[National Film and Sound Archive]]</ref>{{efn|{{em|The Better Man}} was new title of the Americanized version of the Australian film &mdash; {{em|The Man from Kangaroo.}} Selig-Rork Production Company released the repackaged version to American audiences on November 26, 1921. This picture is registered in The [[National Film Preservation Board]] (NFPB) list of Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films.<ref>{{cite web | title=7,200 Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films (1912-29) | website=loc.gov | publisher=National Film Preservation Board | date=February 4, 2021 | url=https://www.loc.gov/static/programs/national-film-preservation-board/documents/SFF-LostFilmsList020421.pdf | access-date=September 7, 2022 }}</ref><ref name="TMFK" />}}
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||Apr 03 1920||[[The Shadow of Lightning Ridge]]||[[Wilfred Lucas|Lucas]]||[[Snowy Baker|Baker]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||{{dfn|1=CBAP|2=Carroll-Baker Australian Productions}}||<ref>[http://colsearch.nfsa.gov.au/nfsa/search/display/display.w3p;query=the%20shadow%20of%20lightning%20ridge;querytype=;rec=6 ''The Shadow of Lightning Ridge''] at [[National Film and Sound Archive]]</ref>{{efn|The repackaged version of {{em|The Shadow of Lightning Ridge}} was released to American audiences on Mar 5, 1921, by [[William Selig|Selig-Rork Production Company.]] The film is considered lost.<ref>{{AFI film |11997 | The Shadow of Lightning Ridge}}</ref>}}
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|DIRECTOR}}
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||Sep 14 1917||The Master Spy (eps 8)|| Wells||[[Kingsley Benedict|Benedict]] ||[[Mignon Anderson|Anderson]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="YMS8">{{cite magazine |title=GOLD SEAL; The Master Spy (The 8th Episode of "The Perils of the Secret Service")| url= https://archive.org/details/movpict33chal/page/n912/mode/1up |magazine=The Moving Picture World |publisher= New York, Chalmers Publishing Company|date=September 29, 1917|page=912|access-date=September 5, 2022}}</ref>{{efn|name="SSSerial"|The article in the Moving Picture World dated July 14, 1917 reads, "Jack Wells, who formerly served as William Worthington's assistant at Universal, has been promoted on account of his ability to a directorship and is now directing a serial with Kinsley Benedict as his featured player.<ref>{{cite magazine| title=Studio Flashes.)| url= https://archive.org/details/movwor33chal/page/n292/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=292| magazine=The Moving Picture World| date=July 14, 1917| publisher=Chalmers Publishing Company| archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date =June 4, 2012| access-date=August 31, 2022 }}</ref>
"The Perils of the Secret Service" was a 9-part serial produced by Universal. The first part was "The Last Cigarette" released on March 9, 1917. The first seven episodes were directed by [[George Bronson Howard]]. The final two episodes -  "The Master Spy" released on September 25, 1917, and "The Mysterious Iron Ring" released on October 30, 1917, were directed by Wells. The serial followed the exploits of super spy Yorke Norroy.}}    
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||Oct 19 1917||The Mysterious Iron Ring (eps 9)||Wells || [[Kingsley Benedict|Benedict]] ||[[Betty Schade|Schade]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="TMIR9">{{cite magazine |title=GOLD SEAL; The Mysterious Iron Ring (The 9th Episode of "The Perils of the Secret Service")| url= https://archive.org/details/mopict34chal/page/752/mode/1up|magazine=The Moving Picture World |publisher= New York, Chalmers Publishing Company|date=November 3, 1917|page=752|access-date=September 5, 2022}}</ref>{{efn|name="SSSerial"}}  
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||Aug 3 1918||The Human Target||Wells || [[Kingsley Benedict|Benedict]]||[[Claire Du Brey|Du Brey]] ||[[Western (genre)|Western]]||[[Short film|Short]] ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=239}} 
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||Dec 29 1919||[[The Lion Man (serial)|The Lion Man]]||[[Albert Russell (director)|Russell]] & Wells ||[[Jack Perrin|Perrin]] ||[[Kathleen O'Connor (actress)|O'Connor]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Serial film|Serial]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=282}}{{efn|name="WellsRussel"}}
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||Aug 20 1920||[[The Man from Snowy River (1920 film)|The Man from Snowy River]]||[[Beaumont Smith|Smith]] & Wells ||[[Tal Ordell|Ordel]]|| [[Stella Southern|Southern]] ||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||[[Beaumont Smith|Smith Prod]]||.<ref name="TmanSR"/>
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||Mar 05 1921||[[Silks and Saddles (1921 film)|Silks and Saddles]]||Wells ||[[John Cosgrove (actor)|Cosgrove]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||{{dfn|1=Commonwealth|2=Commonwealth Pictures formed Oct 1920 &mdash; Eric Griffin, managing director}}||<ref name="QOFT">{{AllMovie title | 229010 | Queen of the Turf}}</ref>{{efn|name="QotT"|The Americanized version of {{em|Silks and Saddles,}} was renamed to "Queen o' Turf" or "Queen of the Turf" and the repackaged version was released to American audiences on April 16, 1922, by [[Film Booking Offices of America| Robertson-Cole Pictures Corp]]<ref>{{cite magazine| title= Queen o' the Turf - Racing Melodrama has tense race scene as Climax - Reviewed by Fritz Tidden| url= https://archive.org/details/movpicwor552movi/page/n602/mode/1up| url-status=live |page=969| magazine=Moving Picture World| date=April 29, 1922| publisher= New York : The World Photographic Publishing Company | archive-url=https://archive.org| archive-date =October 21, 2014| access-date=August 31, 2022}}</ref>}}
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|PRODUCER}}
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||Sep 14 1917||The Master Spy (eps 8)|| Wells||[[Kingsley Benedict|Benedict]] ||[[Mignon Anderson|Anderson]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="YMS8"/>    
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||Oct 19 1917||The Mysterious Iron Ring (eps 9)||Wells || [[Kingsley Benedict|Benedict]] ||[[Betty Schade|Schade]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="TMIR9"/>
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||Dec 29 1919||[[The Lion Man (serial)|The Lion Man]]||[[Albert Russell (director)|Russell]] & Wells ||[[Jack Perrin|Perrin]] ||[[Kathleen O'Connor (actress)|O'Connor]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Serial film|Serial]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||{{sfn | Braff | 1999 | p=282}}{{efn|name="WellsRussel"}}
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||Mar 05 1921||[[Silks and Saddles (1921 film)|Silks and Saddles]]||Wells ||[[John Cosgrove (actor)|Cosgrove]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||{{dfn|1=Commonwealth|2=Commonwealth Pictures formed Oct 1920 &mdash; Eric Griffin, managing director}}||<ref name="QOFT" />
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|colspan="9" style="border-bottom:1px solid black;background:lightgrey;|{{center|WRITER}}
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||Jun 10 1916||The False Part||[[William Worthington (actor)|Worthington]]||[[Herbert Rawlinson|Rawlingson]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||<ref name="TFP2p"/>
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||Mar 05 1921||[[Silks and Saddles (1921 film)|Silks and Saddles]]||Wells ||[[John Cosgrove (actor)|Cosgrove]]||[[Agnes Vernon|Vernon]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||{{dfn|1=Commonwealth|2=Commonwealth Pictures formed Oct 1920 &mdash; Eric Griffin, managing director}}||<ref name="QOFT" />{{efn|name="QotT"}}
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||Sep 04 1933||[[Rafter Romance]]||[[William A. Seiter|Seiter]]||[[Norman Foster (director)|Foster]]||[[Ginger Rogers|Rodgers]]||[[Musical film|Musical]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||[[RKO]]||<ref>{{AFI film|1157|Rafter Romance}}</ref>
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||Nov 12 1937||[[Living on Love]]|| [[Lew Landers|Landers]] ||[[James Dunn (actor)|Dunn]] ||[[Whitney Bourne|Bourne]]||[[Drama (film and television)|Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||[[RKO]]||<ref>{{AFI film|6905|Living on Love}}</ref> 
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== [[Roberta Wilson|ROBERTA WILSON]] ==
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|[[file:RobertaWilson1927a.png|x50px]] || This listing is not comprehensive and does not encompass all of the films in which Roberta Wilson has made appearances. Only a single film with an offscreen credit has been included, while her remaining uncredited films have been lost over time.
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!colspan="18" style="border:1px solid #808080;background:lightgrey;|[[File:Comedy and tragedy masks without background.svg|x30px]]{{nowrap|{{spaces|10}}◆{{spaces|3}}Filmography of Roberta Wilson{{spaces|3}}◆{{spaces|10}}}}
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!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Year
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Film
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Production
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Distribution
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Genre
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Length
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Credit
!style="border-bottom:2px solid black;border-top:2px solid black;background:#F2E0CE" |Released
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| 1939||[[Winter Carnival]]||Walter Wanger Prod||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[Drama]]||[[Drama]]||Roberta Wilson||1939-07-28{{efn|name=fn5}}<ref>{{AFI film|id=8593|title=Winter Carnival}}</ref>
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| 1927||[[The Perfect Sap]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1927-01-23
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| 1926||[[The Brown Derby (film)|The Brown Derby]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1926-07-04
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| 1926||[[Bluebeard's Seven Wives]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1926-01-13
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| 1925||[[The New Commandment (film)|The New Commandment]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[First National Pictures|First National]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1925-11-01
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| 1925||[[Lovers in Quarantine]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1925-10-11
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| 1925||[[Miss Bluebeard]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1925-01-26
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| 1924||[[Dangerous Money (1924 film)|Dangerous Money]]||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Famous Players]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1924-10-20<ref name="CiteDM"/>
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| 1924||[[Sinners in Heaven]]||[[Famous Players–Lasky|Famous Players]]||[[Paramount Pictures|Paramount]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Diana Kane||1924-09-08<ref name="SiH1924"/>
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| 1918||More Trouble||Anderson-Brunton||[[Pathé]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1918-07-14
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| 1918||[[Shackled (1918 film)|Shackled]]||Paralta Plays||Hodkinson||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1918-05-20
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| 1918||Busted Hearts and Buttermilk ||[[Nestor Film Company|Nestor Film]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1918-01-12
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| 1917||The Townsend Divorce Case ||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-04-26
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| 1917||The Man in the Trunk ||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-04-06
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| 1917||The Crimson Blade ||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-30
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| 1917||Is Money All? ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-28
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| 1917||Where Glory Waits ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-14
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| 1917||The Girl Who Lost ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-12
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| 1917||Good-for-Nothing Gallagher ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-08
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| 1917||The Amazing Adventure||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1917-03-08
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| 1916||[[The Right to Be Happy]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-12-25
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| 1916||Mister Vampire ||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-12-24
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| 1916||The Emerald Pin ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-11-23
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| 1916||The Heritage of Hate||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-11-13
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| 1916||The Quitter ||Bison Motion Pictures||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-11-11
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| 1916||The Isle of Life||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Feature film|Feature]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-10-30
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| 1916||The Panel Game ||[[Independent Moving Pictures|Independent Pictures]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-08-25
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| 1916||Art for Art's Sake ||[[Nestor Film Company|Nestor Film]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Comedy film|Comedy]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-07-24
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| 1916||The Social Slave ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-07-22
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| 1916||The Cage Man ||Bison Motion Pictures||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-06-10
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| 1916||A Fight for Love ||Bison Motion Pictures||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-05-13
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| 1916||The Other Half ||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Universal Pictures|Universal]]||[[Drama]]||[[Short film|Short]]||Roberta Wilson||1916-04-25
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Heart-<br />*tugging<br />*wrenching||One's deepest emotions or inner feelings. to tug at one's heartstrings
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Highbrow||Intellectually stimulating, highly cultured, sophisticated, or a cultured or learned person or thing. 
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Histrionics||Exaggerated, overemotional behavior, especially when calculated to elicit a response; melodramatics
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Hokum||(An instance of) excessively contrived, hackneyed, or sentimental material in a film
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Mawkish||Excessively or falsely sentimental; showing a sickly excess of sentiment.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Meller||A melodrama.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Mellerdrammer||(derogatory, dated) Pronunciation spelling of melodrama..
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Melodrama||A drama abounding in romantic sentiment and agonizing situations, with a musical accompaniment only in especially thrilling or pathetic parts.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Pathos||The quality or property of anything which touches the feelings or excites emotions and passions, especially that which awakens tender emotions, such as pity, sorrow, and the like; contagious warmth of feeling, action, or expression; pathetic quality.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC| Pretentious ||Marked by an unwarranted claim to importance or distinction
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 |style="background:#DCDCDC| Sappy ||Excessively sweet, emotional, nostalgic; cheesy; mushy.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Sentiment<br />Sentimental||Feelings, especially tender feelings, as apart from reason or judgment, or of a weak or foolish kind
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Tearjerker<br />Tearful||An emotionally charged film, novel, song, opera, television episode, etc., usually with one or more sad passages or ending, so termed because it suggests one is likely to cry during its performance
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|Weepie||A sad or sentimental film, often portraying troubled romance, designed to elicit a tearful emotional response from its audience.
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''[[Badger game]]'''||Extortion scheme in which the victim is tricked into a compromising position and then blackmailed
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Black hats'''||Bad person, especially a villain or criminal in a movie, novel, or play
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Breezy'''||Someone is breezy; they behave in a cheerful and confident. The movie reviewers refer to the hero of this film as a {{em|Breezy Westerner}}
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Con artist'''||Person who cheats or tricks others by persuading them to believe something that is not true
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Con game'''||Scam in which the victim is persuaded to trust the swindler in some way
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Fat Roll'''||Amount of money that is very large
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Filches'''||Pilfer or steal (something, especially a thing of small value) casually
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Irish exit'''||Irish Goodbye is a vaguely ethnophobic term used for someone who leaves leaving a social gathering without saying your farewells
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Michigan bankroll'''||Large roll of paper money in small denominations. a roll of counterfeit paper money or a roll of money-sized paper surrounded by one or more genuine bills
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Paint the town red'''||Go out and flamboyantly enjoy yourself, movie reviewers used the phrase, {{em|to show the big city how red paint should be applied}}
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''[[Pickpocketing|Pickpocket]]'''||Pickpocketing involves the stealing of money or other valuables from the person or a victim's pocket without them noticing the theft
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Sharpers'''||Swindlers, especially at cards
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Swindlers'''||people who use deception to deprive someone of money or possessions
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Yellowback'''||U.S. dollar having a yellow-colored back. Out West during the Civil War, California used currencies with yellowback, while out East, they used greenbacks
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|style="background:#DCDCDC|'''Westerner'''||Man from the old West
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