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William Humphrey

Birthday: 1/2/1863

Gender: Male

Place Of Birth: Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts, USA

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Hako's Sacrifice

Lady Robinhood Governor

The Unholy Three Attorney for Defense

Subway Express Mr. Cotton

Twelfth Night Sir Toby Belch

Curtain at Eight Allison, addled actor

Are We Civilized? Napoleon

The Actress Mr. Telfer

A Princess of Bagdad The Caliph

The Death of King Edward III

An Aeroplane Elopement Mr. Brooks - Maud's Father

Beau Brummel Lord Alvanley

The Cowboy Counsellor Judge Kendell

False Pretenses Newman

A Midsummer Night's Dream

The Money Kings James Montepier - the Father

Devil-May-Care Napoleon Bonaparte

A Tale of Two Cities The Duke D'Evremon

Get That Man Mr. Brownlee

The Dice Woman Ship Captain

A Message from Beyond Mr. Morrison - Jack's Father

Her Forgotten Dancing Shoes

The Fighting Pilot F.S. Reynolds

The Butler's Secret Alfred Dixon

The Volga Boatman Head of the Tribunal

Benedict Arnold Major Andre

Oliver Twist Fagin

Richelieu; or: The Conspiracy

The Judgment of Solomon

Napoleon and the Empress Josephine Napoleon Bonaparte

The Life of Moses

Napoleon, the Man of Destiny Napoleon

Scaramouche The Chevalier de Chabrillane

The Strangers' Banquet Groom's Friend

Manhattan Parade Napoleon

Cheating Blondes Jim - City Editor

Murder at Midnight Colton

The Crime of Helen Stanley Doctor (uncredited)

Secret Sinners The Music Publisher

The Heart of the King's Jester The King

The Way of the Cross

Mixed Identities Sparkins Carter

Dangerous Innocence John Church

Tangled Destinies Professor Hartley

Madame Racketeer Bank Director

The Way of a Woman Nathan Caspar (as William Humphreys)

Polishing Up Dr. Reynolds

The Man Life Passed By The Lawyer

The Arizona Express Henry MacFarlane

The Social Code District Attorney

The Silent Lover Cornelius Sherman

Drusilla with a Million John Thornton

The Phantom of the Opera M. Debienne (uncredited)

Uncle Bill John Mason

Picciola; or, The Prison Flower Comte de Charney, a Prisoner

The Dramatic Life of Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Douglas

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