Years active 1909-1922 Name Charles Arling | Role Actor | |
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Born 22 August 1880 ( 1880-08-22 ) Toronto, Canada Died April 21, 1922, Los Angeles, California, United States Movies Back to God's Country, Court House Crooks, Nuts in May Similar People William Desmond Taylor, Thomas H Ince, Alfred E Green, Marshall Neilan, E Mason Hopper | ||
Back to Gods Country (1919)
Charles Arling (22 August 1880 – 21 April 1922) was a Canadian actor of the silent era. He appeared in 111 films between 1909 and 1922. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada and died in Los Angeles, California.
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Filmography
Actor
1922
Her Night of Nights as
Cyrus Bradley
1922
A Wonderful Wife as
Halton
1922
When Romance Rides as
Bostil
1922
Penrod (uncredited)
1922
The Gray Dawn as
Ned Coleman
1921
A Daughter of the Law as
Insp. Hayes
1921
The Vengeance Trail as
Lady Killer Larson
1921
The Road Demon as
Wade Waters
1920
A Beggar in Purple as
Winton Sr.
1920
Blue Streak McCoy as
Howard Marlowe
1920
The Jack-Knife Man as
The Doctor
1920
The Desperate Hero as
Joseph Plant
1920
Number 99 as
John Brandt
1920
The Woman in Room 13 as
Carrigan
1920
The Triflers as
Austin Garford
1919
In Old Kentucky as
Horace Holten
1919
Snares of Paris as
Emile Coullard
1919
Back to God's Country as
'Sealskin' Blake
1919
Wagon Tracks as
The Captain
1919
The Turn in the Road
1919
Smiles as
Wagner
1918
And a Still Small Voice
1918
The Border Wireless as
Herman Brandt
1918
No Man's Land as
Henry Miller (aka Heinrich Mueller)
1918
The Ranger as
'Red' Haggerty
1918
Mile-a-Minute Kendall as
Mr. Kendall
1918
Humility as
Undetermined Role
1918
The Spirit of '17 as
John Edwards
1917
Who Knows? as
Hank Weaver / Dr. Raymond Pratt
1917
Nuts in May (Short)
1917
A Footlight Flame (Short)
1917
Her Father's Station (Short) as
The Master Crook
1917
Chased Into Love (Short) as
The Lawyer
1917
Social Pirates (Short)
1916
The Selfish Woman as
Thomas Morley Sr
1916
An Oily Scoundrel (Short) as
1st Crook
1916
The Village Vampire (Short) as
1st Accomplice
1915
Crooked to the End (Short) as
1st Crook
1915
A Favorite Fool (Short) as
The Ringmaster
1915
A Rascal's Wolfish Ways (Short) as
Arling - the Master Crook
1915
Court House Crooks (Short) as
Judge Grey
1915
The Cannon Ball (Short) as
The Powder Demonstrator
1915
Do-Re-Mi-Boom! (Short) as
The Music Teacher - the Suitor's Rival
1915
Droppington's Devilish Deed (Short) as
Actor / The Devil
1915
The Lone Star Rush
1915
A One Night Stand (Short) as
The Actor
1915
That Little Band of Gold (Short) as
Maitre D' (uncredited)
1914
Jolts of Jealousy (Short) as
Kanhee - the Husband
1914
The Quest of the Sacred Jewel (Short) as
David Harding
1914
Detective Craig's Coup as
James Dalton
1914
Whiskers (Short) as
Billy Blink
1914
This Is the Life (Short) as
Henry
1914
I Love the Nurses (Short)
1914
September Morn (Short) as
Dennis
1914
The Patched Adonis (Short) as
Archibald
1914
Dishing Dick's Dishwasher (Short) as
Dishing Dick - the 1st Tramp
1913
A Scandinavian Scandal (Short) as
Mr. Brown
1913
The Elusive Turkey (Short)
1913
In the Same Boat (Short) as
Spuffy
1913
Race Memories (Short) as
Robert - Denton's Rival
1913
The Frozen Trail (Short)
1913
Fickle Fortune's Favor (Short) as
Weary Willie
1913
Easy Money (Short) as
Clarence
1913
A Modern Garrick (Short) as
Hamspiel - a Matinee Idol
1913
The Joy Ride (Short) as
Harry
1913
An Itinerant Wedding (Short) as
Charley Arloss
1913
An Exciting Honeymoon (Short) as
Lord Rowley - the Groom
1913
Too Much Parcel Post (Short) as
The Country Postman
1913
There She Goes (Short) as
Jim Jackson
1913
The Artist's Trick (Short)
1913
A White Rose (Short) as
Capt. Harding
1913
The Elusive Kiss (Short) as
Charley Pawling
1913
Starting Something (Short) as
Charlie Clarkson
1912
Dynamited Love (Short) as
Robert Borden - the Father
1912
The Country Boy (Short) as
Betty's Father
1912
The Striped Bathing Suit (Short) as
Mr. Peters
1912
At the Burglar's Command (Short) as
Midnight Bill - the Burglar
1912
Anguished Hours (Short) as
John Parsons
1912
Locked Out of Wedlock (Short) as
Dudley Brown
1912
Memories (Short)
1912
A Stern Destiny (Short)
1912
From the Lawyer's Window (Short) as
The Village Drunkard
1912
Poor Jimmy (Short)
1912
The Professor's Daughters (Short) as
The Professor
1911
Billy's Séance (Short)
1911
Her Little Slipper (Short)
1911
From the Bottom of the Sea (Short) as
Undetermined Role (unconfirmed)
1911
Love's Renunciation (Short)
1911
Uncle Pete's Ruse (Short) as
Captain Warren - a Confederate Officer
1911
Marooned (Short)
1911
As Fate Decreed (Short)
1911
The Stepsisters (Short) as
Mr. Martin
1911
The Society Girl and the Gypsy (Short)
1911
Billy in Trouble (Short)
1911
Short-Lived Happiness (Short)
1911
The Foster Father (Short)
1911
The Rival Brothers' Patriotism (Short)
1911
The Chief's Talisman (Short)
1911
Resignation (Short) as
Ned Arling
1911
A New Life (Short) as
The Burglar
1911
The Burglar's Fee (Short) as
The Physician
1911
The Trading Stamp Mania (Short) as
Mr. Billy
1911
Sweet Memories (Short) as
Undetermined Role (uncredited)
1911
The Penniless Prince (Short) as
Undetermined Role (uncredited)
1911
The Secret of the Palm (Short)
1911
A Lonely Little Girl (Short)
1911
A Decree of Destiny (Short)
1911
The Dynamiters (Short) as
Jenkins
1911
A Manly Man (Short) as
Petro
1911
The Changeling (Short) as
George Norman
1911
Artful Kate (Short)
1911
A Western Courtship (Short)
1911
When the Cat's Away (Short) as
Parker - the Husband
1911
Legally Dead (Short) as
Arthur Stanley
1911
At the Duke's Command (Short) as
The Hunchback
1911
Maid or Man (Short)
1911
Saved by Telegraphy (Short) as
Tom - a Telegraph Operator
1911
The Dream (Short) as
The Dream Man (uncredited)
1911
The Wise Druggist (Short)
1910
The Crippled Teddy Bear (Short)
1910
Faithful Max (Short)
1910
Mendelssohn's Spring Song (Short)
1910
The Fur Coat (Short)
1910
A Game of Hearts (Short)
1910
A Mohawk's Way (Short)
1910
The Call to Arms (Short)
1910
The Marked Time-Table (Short)
1910
In the Border States (Short)
1910
Fruit and Flowers (Short)
1910
Stung! (Short)
1909
In Little Italy (Short)
1909
The Open Gate (Short)
Archive Footage
2004
Weird Sex and Snowshoes: A Trek Through the Canadian Cinematic Psyche (TV Movie documentary) as
Self
1989
American Masters (TV Series documentary) as
Judge in 'Court House Crooks'
- Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius (1989) - Judge in 'Court House Crooks'
References
Charles Arling Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA