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Dan Russell(1875-1925)

  • Actor
  • Director
  • Writer
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Dan Russell
Dan Russell was born James Charles Dunn in England in 1875. His family moved to the United States when he was a child. He started his career in vaudeville with his wife Blanche O'Neill, He left her in for seventeen year old actress Marjorie Ray. They were married in 1909 and had a son, James E Dunn, that December. Tragically the baby died when he was five months old. Dan was hired by LK-O studios in 1915 and became a popular comedian. He made at least six films with his wife Marjorie Ray. Unfortunately by 1921 the couple had divorced. Dan died in March of 1925 following an ulcer operation in Texas.
BornAugust 24, 1875
DiedMarch 19, 1925(49)
BornAugust 24, 1875
DiedMarch 19, 1925(49)
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Known for

Two Gun Trixie
Short
  • Actor
  • 1919
Little Bo-Peep
Short
  • Heeza Boob - the Shepherd Boy
  • 1917
Heart Sick at Sea
Short
  • Dinty Doozleberry
  • 1917
Rough Stuff (1917)
Rough Stuff
Short
  • Mr. Doehound
  • 1917

Credits

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Actor



  • Lonesome Hearts and Loose Lions (1919)
    Lonesome Hearts and Loose Lions
    Short
    • Dan - the Village Blacksmith
    • 1919
  • Sirens of the Suds
    Short
    • (as Mr. Dan Russell)
    • 1919
  • Two Gun Trixie
    Short
    • 1919
  • All Jazzed Up
    Short
    • Her Dad
    • 1919
  • His Wicked Eyes
    Short
    • 1919
  • Rough Stuff (1917)
    Rough Stuff
    Short
    • Mr. Doehound
    • 1917
  • Surf Scandal (1917)
    Surf Scandal
    Short
    • Mr. Sand Dow
    • 1917
  • Where Is My Che-ild?
    Short
    • Mr. Weazelbiffer
    • 1917
  • Beach Nuts
    Short
    • Ima Knutt
    • 1917
  • The Cabaret Scratch
    Short
    • Dan
    • 1917
  • Little Bo-Peep
    Short
    • Heeza Boob - the Shepherd Boy
    • 1917
  • Ring Rivals
    Short
    • Dan - the Irish Terror
    • 1917
  • Dan Russell and Marjorie Ray in Dan's Dippy Doings (1917)
    Dan's Dippy Doings
    Short
    • Dippy Dan, the Taxicab Driver aka Speedometer Bill
    • 1917
  • Spike's Bizzy Bike
    Short
    • M. T. Head
    • 1917
  • Dan Russell and Marjorie Ray in The Battle of 'Let's Go' (1917)
    The Battle of 'Let's Go'
    Short
    • General Debility
    • 1917

Director



  • Two Gun Trixie
    Short
    • Director
    • 1919

Writer



  • Two Gun Trixie
    Short
    • story
    • 1919

Personal details

  • Alternative name
    • Mr. Dan Russell
  • Height
    • 5′ 9″ (1.75 m)
  • Born
    • August 24, 1875
    • Birmingham, England, UK
  • Died
    • March 19, 1925
    • Dallas, Texas, USA
  • Spouse
    • Marjorie Ray1909 - 1920 (divorced, 1 child)
  • Publicity listings
    • 1 Article

Did you know

  • Trivia
    Died at age 49 following an operation for ulcers in Dallas, Texas. His ex-wife and frequent costar Marjorie Ray had died just eight months earlier due to a drug addiction.

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