Richard Buhler(1876-1925)

Actor

Richard Buhler born in Washington in 1876, highly popular on drama stage from the 1890's became known as America's most handsomest star on the theatre. Tall, wavy dark haired performer in few film roles, often appeared as Lord's or Doctors in dramas, first under the direction of Edgar Lewis at the Fox Film Company in 1914 followed by the Lubin Film Company in 1915-16. He Died in Washington aged only 49.

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Known for

Love's Toll

Dr. George Page

1916

The Thief

Richard Voysin

1914

Evidence

Lord Cyril Wimbourne

1915

The Gods of Fate

Gordon

1916

Credits

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Actor

Love's Toll
- Dr. George Page
- 1916
Her Bleeding Heart
4.0
- Dr. George Page
- 1916
The Gods of Fate
- Gordon
- 1916
A Man's Making
- Harold 'Harry' Graham
- 1915
The Rights of Man: A Story of War's Red Blotch
- Dr. Carew
- 1915
Evidence
- Lord Cyril Wimbourne
- 1915
The Thief
- Richard Voysin
- 1914

Personal details

Born
- June 21, 1876
- Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Died
- March 27, 1925
- Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Other works
Stage Play: Quo Vadis - at the New York Theater at 1514 Broadway (at 44th St), New York, NY. - played Plautius. F. Arundel as Terpnos, Jennie Barry as Daphne, Frank Boyle as Afer, William Clifton as Tigellinus, Louise Collins as Rubra, James Crown as Fabian, Lottie Dale as Junia, Robert Delmar as Tiresias,, Maude Fealy as Pomponia, Margaret Fealy as Eunice, Alice Fisher as Poppaea , Marcus Ford as Hasta, Arthur Forrest as Petronius, Elmer Grandin as Ursus, Joseph Haworth as Vincius.
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