Charles Sellon
male
Born on August 23, 1870 (155 years old)
Passed Away on June 26, 1937
From Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Known for Acting
Biography
Charles Sellon was born on August 24, 1870 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor, known for Bright Eyes (1934), It's a Gift (1934) and The Painted Desert (1931). He was married to Florence E. Willis. He died on June 26, 1937 in La Crescenta, California, USA.
Cast Credits
- 1935
The Casino Murder Case
as
Dr. Doremus
1935
Welcome Home
as
Andrew Anstruther
1935
Helldorado
as
'Bugle' Editor
1935
Life Begins at Forty
as
Tom Cotton
1935
It's A Small World
as
Cyclone
1935
The Gay Deception
as
Mr. McCaffrey (uncredited)
1935
In Old Kentucky
as
Ezra Martingale
1935
Diamond Jim
as
John Touchey
1935
The Devil Is a Woman
as
Letter Writer (uncredited)
1935
- 1934
- 1933
Employees' Entrance
as
Arnold Higgins
1933
Strictly Personal
as
Hewes (uncredited)
1933
As the Devil Commands
as
John Duncan
1933
The Chief
as
Fire Chief at Statue Unveiling
1933
Golden Harvest
as
Jason Bowers
1933
Bureau of Missing Persons
as
Undertaker (uncredited)
1933
Baby Face
as
Vanderlure - Bank Director (uncredited)
1933
Hoopla
as
The Colonel, Billy's Father
1933
Hold Your Man
as
Minister at Reformatory (uncredited)
1933
Midnight Mary
as
Night Watchman (uncredited)
1933
- 1932
Carnival Boat
as
Lane
1932
The Dark Horse
as
Mr. Green
1932
The Drifter
as
Whitey
1932
The Match King
as
Match Company Executive (uncredited)
1932
Make Me a Star
as
Mr. Gashwiler
1932
Speed Madness
as
Jim Stuart
1932
Ride Him, Cowboy
as
Judge Bartlett (uncredited)
1932
I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang
as
Hot Dog Stand Owner (uncredited)
1932
The Washington Masquerade
as
Senator at Train Station
1932
Central Park
as
Luke, the Lion Keeper (uncredited)
1932
- 1931
- 1930
Men Are Like That
as
Pa Fisher
1930
Borrowed Wives
as
Uncle Henry
1930
Under a Texas Moon
as
José Romero
1930
Sea Legs
as
Adm. O'Brien
1930
Burning Up
as
James R. Morgan
1930
Man to Man
as
Judge
1930
The Social Lion
as
Jim Perkins
1930
Love Among the Millionaires
as
Pop Whipple
1930
Let's Go Native
as
Wallace Wendell Sr.
1930
Honey
as
Randolph Weeks
1930
Tom Sawyer
as
Minister
1930
For the Love o' Lil
as
Mr. Walker
1930
Big Money
as
Bradley
1930
- 1929
Bulldog Drummond
as
Travers
1929
The Saturday Night Kid
as
Lem Woodruff
1929
The Vagabond Lover
as
Chief of Police George C. Tuttle
1929
Big News
as
J.W. Addison
1929
The Gamblers
as
Tooker
1929
The Man and the Moment
as
Joan's Guardian
1929
The Mighty
as
The Mayor
1929
Sweetie
as
Dr. Oglethorpe
1929
The Girl in the Glass Cage
as
Dan Jackson - Prosecutor
1929
Hot Stuff
as
Wiggam
1929
- 1928
- 1927
- 1926
- 1925
- 1924
- 1923
