Wadsworth Harris was born on 9 October 1864 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor, known for Graft (1915), The Right to Be Happy (1916) and The Declaration of Independence (1911). He died on 1 November 1942 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Ella Hall and Wadsworth Harris in The Love Girl (1916)

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Hobart Bosworth, J. Edwin Brown, Edwin Clarke, Frank Elliott, Wadsworth Harris, and Jack Hoxie in The Scarlet Sin (1915)

Margery Bonney Erskine, Wadsworth Harris, and Marc McDermott in An Unsullied Shield (1913)

Harry Carey, Jack Abbott, Andrew Arbuckle, Malcolm Blevins, George Bonn, J. Edwin Brown, Edward Clark, Jack Connolly, Jack Curtis, Rex De Rosselli, E.P. Evers, Mark Fenton, Wadsworth Harris, Fred Hearne, Hobart Henley, William T. Horne, Burton Law, Hayward Mack, Frank MacQuarrie, George A. McDaniel, Fred Montague, Eddie Polo, Hector V. Sarno, Will E. Sheerer, F.E. Spooner, Richard Stanton, L.M. Wells, Glen White, Burton S. Wilson, Elmer Wilson, and C.W. Bachman in Graft (1915)

Wadsworth Harris, Carmel Myers, and Rudolph Valentino in All Night (1918)

Hobart Henley and Jane Novak in Graft (1915)

Robert Brower in The Declaration of Independence (1911)

Wadsworth Harris(1864-1942)

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