Charles Stevenson | |
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![]() Stevenson as officer in Number, Please? (1920) | |
Born | |
Died | July 4, 1943 | (aged 55)
Occupation | Actor |
Years active | 1914–1925 |
Charles Stevenson (October 13, 1887 – July 4, 1943) was an American film actor of the silent era.[1][2] He appeared in 136 films between 1914 and 1925. He was born in Sacramento, California, and died in Palo Alto, California.
Filmography
[edit]Film
[edit]1916
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1916 | Luke, the Candy Cut-Up | — | Short |
Luke Pipes the Pippins | — | Short, Lost film | |
Luke's Double | — | Short film | |
Luke's Late Lunchers | — | Short, lost film | |
Luke Laughs Last | — | ||
Luke's Fatal Flivver | — | ||
Luke's Society Mixup | — | ||
Luke Rides Roughshod | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | ||
Luke, Crystal Gazer | Short film | ||
Luke's Lost Lamb | Short, lost film | ||
Luke Does the Midway | |||
Luke Joins the Navy | Sailor (as Charles E. Stevenson) | Short film | |
Luke and the Mermaids | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | Short, lost film | |
Luke's Speedy Club Life | |||
Luke and the Bang-Tails | Short film | ||
Luke, the Chauffeur | Short, lost film | ||
Luke's Preparedness Preparations | |||
Luke, the Gladiator | |||
Luke, Patient Provider | |||
Luke's Newsie Knockout | |||
Luke's Movie Muddle | Short film | ||
Luke, Rank Impersonator | Short, lost film | ||
Luke's Fireworks Fizzle | |||
Luke Locates the Loot | Short film | ||
Luke's Shattered Sleep | Flophouse Manager (as Charles E. Stevenson) |
1917
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1917 | Luke's Lost Liberty | (Unknown) (as Charles E. Stevenson) | Short, lost film |
Lonesome Luke, Lawyer | |||
Luke Wins Ye Ladye Faire | |||
Lonesome Luke's Lively Life | |||
Lonesome Luke on Tin Can Alley | Short film | ||
Lonesome Luke's Honeymoon | Short, lost film | ||
Stop! Luke! Listen! | Short film | ||
Lonesome Luke, Messenger | — | ||
Lonesome Luke's Wild Women | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | Short, lost film | |
Lonesome Luke Loses Patients | |||
Pinched | Short film | ||
Birds of a Feather | Short, lost film | ||
From Laramie to London | — | ||
Love, Laughs and Lather | (Unknown) Charles E. Stevenson | ||
Clubs Are Trump | Short film | ||
All Aboard | The Bag Agent (as C.E. Stevens) | ||
We Never Sleep | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | Short, lost film | |
Move On | — | Short film | |
Step Lively | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | ||
Bashful | — | Short, uncredited | |
The Big Idea | — |
1918
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1918 | The Tip | — | Short film |
On the Jump | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | ||
Follow the Crowd | — | ||
It's a Wild Life | — | ||
Hey There! | Prop Man | ||
The Non-Stop Kid | Unconfirmed | ||
Two-Gun Gussie | Whooping-Cough Charlie, the Sheriff | ||
The City Slicker | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | ||
Sic 'Em, Towser | Short, lost film | ||
Somewhere in Turkey | Short film | ||
An Ozark Romance | |||
Bride and Gloom | Short, lost film | ||
Are Crooks Dishonest? | (Unknown) as C.E. Stevenson | Short film | |
Kicking the Germ Out of Germany | — | Short, lost film | |
That's Him | — | Short film | |
Two Scrambled | — | Short, lost film | |
Bees in His Bonnet | — |
1919
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1919 | Do You Love Your Wife? | Detective | Short |
Ask Father | The Cop | Short, uncredited | |
Ring Up the Curtain | Stagehand | ||
Just Neighbors | Post Man | ||
Spring Fever | Busy Bee counter man | Short | |
Be My Wife | — | ||
The Rajah | (Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson | Short, lost film | |
He Leads, Others Follow | |||
Soft Money | |||
Count the Votes | |||
His Only Father | |||
Pay Your Dues | Short film | ||
Bumping Into Broadway | — | ||
Captain Kidd's Kids | Servant | Short, uncredited | |
From Hand to Mouth | Stolen Wallet Cop |
1920
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1920 | His Royal Slyness | Man Who Won't Buy Books | Short, uncredited |
Haunted Spooks | Undetermined Secondary Role | ||
An Eastern Westerner | The Headwaiter - Card Player | ||
High and Dizzy | Police Officer | ||
Get Out and Get Under | — | ||
Number, Please? | Cop - Man on Rollercoaster |
1921
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1921 | Now or Never | Conductor | Short, uncredited |
A Sailor-Made Man | Recruiting Officer |
1922
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1922 | Grandma's Boy | Harold's Rival | |
One Terrible Day | Butler | Short, uncredited | |
Dr. Jack | Asylum Guard | Uncredited |
1923
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1923 | The Champeen | Officer | Short |
A Pleasant Journey | Conductor - Officer | ||
The Shriek of Araby | Luke Hassan (as Charles E. Stevenson) | ||
Safety Last! | Ambulance Attendant | Uncredited | |
Boys to Board | Bootlegger | Short | |
Under Two Jags | Arab Officer (as Charles E. Stevenson) | ||
Dogs of War! (film) | Actor 'Dan' (as Charles E. Stevenson) | ||
Kill or Cure | Door slamming non-customer | Short, uncredited | |
Gas and Air | Garage Owner | Short | |
Lodge Night | Auto Thief (as Charles E. Stevenson) | ||
Short Orders | Customer | Short, uncredited | |
Why Worry? | Revolutionary with Moustache | Uncredited | |
A Man About Town | Shop Assistant | Short | |
No Noise | Physician | ||
Stage Fright | Tony the Fruit Vendor | ||
The Whole Truth | Jewish Tailor | ||
Scorching Sands | Arab |
1924
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Title |
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1924 | Hot Water | Wifey's Big Brother - Charley Stokes | |
Girl Shy | Train Conductor | Uncredited |
1925
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1925 | Isn't Life Terrible? | Medical Officer | Short, uncredited |
The Freshman | Assistant Coach | Uncredited | |
Are Parents Pickles? | — | Short, final role |
Television
[edit]Year | Title | Role | Note |
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1960 | Mischief Makers | Policeman - Butler - Giovanna de Bullochi | Archive footage, posthumous release |
1989 | American Masters | Big Brother from Hot Water | Archive footage, posthumous release, episode: Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius |
References
[edit]- ^ "New-York Tribune from New York, New York on April 11, 1905 · Page 7". Retrieved December 31, 2017.
- ^ "The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee on December 29, 1919 · Page 6". Retrieved December 31, 2017.