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Charles Stevenson

1887 – 1943

American film actor of the silent era

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Lived 1887 – 1943 (aged 55). Charles Stevenson was an American film actor.

Charles Stevenson (October 13, 1887 – July 4, 1943) was an American film actor of the silent era. He appeared in 136 films between 1914 and 1925. He was born in Sacramento, California, and died in Palo Alto, California.

Filmography Film 1916 Year Title Role Note1916 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 LambShort, 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. StevensonShort, lost film Luke's Speedy Club Life Luke and the Bang-Tails Short film Luke, the ChauffeurShort, lost film Luke's Preparedness Preparations Luke, the Gladiator Luke, Patient Provider Luke's Newsie Knockout Luke's Movie Muddle Short film Luke, Rank ImpersonatorShort, lost film Luke's Fireworks Fizzle Luke Locates the Loot Short film Luke's Shattered Sleep Flophouse Manager (as Charles E. Stevenson)

1917 Year Title Role Note1917 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 HoneymoonShort, lost film Stop! Luke! Listen!Short film Lonesome Luke, Messenger Lonesome Luke's Wild Women(Unknown) as Charles E. StevensonShort, lost film Lonesome Luke Loses Patients Pinched Short film Birds of a FeatherShort, lost film From Laramie to London Love, Laughs and Lather(Unknown) Charles E. Stevenson Clubs Are TrumpShort 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 Year Title Role Note1918 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 TurkeyShort 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 Year Title Role Note1919 Do You Love Your Wife? Detective Short Ask Father The CopShort, uncredited Ring Up the Curtain Stagehand Just Neighbors Post Man Spring Fever Busy Bee counter manShort Be My Wife The Rajah(Unknown) as Charles E. StevensonShort, lost film He Leads, Others Follow Soft Money Count the Votes His Only Father Pay Your DuesShort film Bumping Into Broadway Captain Kidd's Kids ServantShort, uncredited From Hand to Mouth Stolen Wallet Cop

1920 Year Title Role Note1920 His Royal Slyness Man Who Won't Buy BooksShort, 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 Year Title Role Note1921 Now or Never ConductorShort, uncredited A Sailor-Made Man Recruiting Officer 1922 Year Title Role Note1922 Grandma's Boy Harold's Rival One Terrible Day Butler Short, uncredited Dr. Jack Asylum Guard Uncredited 1923 Year Title Role Note1923 The Champeen OfficerShort A Pleasant Journey Conductor - Officer The Shriek of Araby Luke Hassan (as Charles E. Stevenson) Safety Last! Ambulance Attendant Uncredited Boys to Board BootleggerShort 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 OwnerShort Lodge Night Auto Thief (as Charles E. Stevenson) Short Orders Customer Short, uncredited Why Worry? Revolutionary with Moustache Uncredited A Man About Town Shop AssistantShort No Noise Physician Stage Fright Tony the Fruit Vendor The Whole Truth Jewish Tailor Scorching Sands Arab 1924 Year Title Role Title1924 Hot Water Wifey's Big Brother - Charley Stokes Girl Shy Train Conductor Uncredited 1925 Year Title Role Note1925 Isn't Life Terrible? Medical Officer Short, uncredited The Freshman Assistant Coach Uncredited Are Parents Pickles? Short, final role

Television Year Title Role Note 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

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Charles Stevenson?

American film actor of the silent era (1887-1943)

When was Charles Stevenson born?

Charles Stevenson was born on 13 October 1887 in Sacramento.

When did Charles Stevenson die?

Charles Stevenson died on 4 July 1943 in Palo Alto.

What was Charles Stevenson's occupation?

Charles Stevenson was a film actor.

What nationality was Charles Stevenson?

Charles Stevenson was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Charles Stevenson

· Wikidata: Q5082672

· DBpedia: Charles Stevenson (actor)

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