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William A. Williams(1870-1942)

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William A. Williams
William A. Williams was born on 18 June 1870 in Manheim, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Heart of Gold (1919), The Indestructible Wife (1919) and Silks and Satins (1916). He was married to Daphne Darwin. He died on 4 May 1942 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
BornJune 18, 1870
DiedMay 4, 1942(71)
BornJune 18, 1870
DiedMay 4, 1942(71)
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Known for

Louise Huff in Heart of Gold (1919)
Heart of Gold
  • Madame Estelle's Husband(as William Williams)
  • 1919
Alice Brady and Saxon Kling in The Indestructible Wife (1919)
The Indestructible Wife
  • Peter Brooks(as W.A. Williams)
  • 1919
Silks and Satins (1916)
Silks and Satins
  • Henri(as W.A. Williams)
  • 1916
His Wife's Friend (1919)
His Wife's Friend
  • Dr. Larner(as William Williams)
  • 1919

Credits

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  • His Wife's Friend (1919)
    His Wife's Friend
    • Dr. Larner (as William Williams)
    • 1919
  • Mitchell Lewis in Calibre 38 (1919)
    Calibre 38
    • Barton - Capitalist
    • 1919
  • Louise Huff in Heart of Gold (1919)
    Heart of Gold
    • Madame Estelle's Husband (as William Williams)
    • 1919
  • Alice Brady and Saxon Kling in The Indestructible Wife (1919)
    The Indestructible Wife
    • Peter Brooks (as W.A. Williams)
    • 1919
  • The Sign Invisible (1918)
    The Sign Invisible
    7.2
    • Reverend Rene Mercier
    • 1918
  • The Bar Sinister (1917)
    The Bar Sinister
    • 1917
  • The Web of Desire (1917)
    The Web of Desire
    • Robert Elwell (as William Williams)
    • 1917
  • Ethel Barrymore in The Awakening of Helena Ritchie (1916)
    The Awakening of Helena Ritchie
    • Deacon Wright (as William Williams)
    • 1916
  • Silks and Satins (1916)
    Silks and Satins
    • Henri (as W.A. Williams)
    • 1916
  • The Woman's Law (1916)
    The Woman's Law
    • Frank Fisher
    • 1916
  • How Molly Malone Made Good (1915)
    How Molly Malone Made Good
    5.5
    • Journalist (as W.A. Williams)
    • 1915
  • The Cliff Girl (1915)
    The Cliff Girl
    Short
    • Walter Grant - Geologist
    • 1915
  • When Cameron Passed By (1915)
    When Cameron Passed By
    Short
    • Cameron
    • 1915
  • At the Hour of Eleven
    Short
    • John Sands
    • 1915
  • In the Shadow (1915)
    In the Shadow
    • 1915

Personal details

  • Alternative names
    • W.A. Williams
  • Born
    • June 18, 1870
    • Manheim, New York, USA
  • Died
    • May 4, 1942
    • Los Angeles, California, USA
  • Spouse
    • Daphne Darwin
  • Other works
    Stage Play: Happy Days. Musical. Book by R.H. Burnside. Music by Raymond Hubbell. Music orchestrated by Frank Sadler. Musical Director: A.J. Garing. Lyrics by R.H. Burnside. Directed by R.H. Burnside. Hippodrome Theatre: 23 Aug 1919- 15 May 1920 (452 performances). Cast: John Abbott (as "Oliver Twist"), Alfred Agoust (as "Napoleon"), The Agousts, Albert Alberto (as "Henry VIII"), Hannah Amaranth (as "Polly of the Circus"), Jennie Amaranth (as "Little Eva"), Mary Amaranth (as "Cinderella"), Tina Amaranth (as "Evangeline"), Vera Bailey (as "Nurse/Cleopatra"), Charles Bart (as "Simple Simon"), Inez Bauer (as "Fairy from Midsummer Night's Dream"), Louise Beautora (as "Thelma"), Bert Bowlen (as "The Fat Boy"), Andrew Byrne (as "William Penn"), James Byrne (as "John Quincey Adams"), John J. Byrne (as "Admiral Dewey"), Helen Carr, Chinco & Kaufeman, Emma Christy (as "Salome"), Stella Clare (as "Marie Antoinette"), Dane Claudius, Thomas Colton (as "Maria"), Clyde Cook (as "Puck, the Mischief Maker"), Elizabeth Coyle (as "Fairy from Midsummer Night's Dream"), Fritzie de Ross (as "Helen of Troy"), Marie De Young (as "Juliet"), Misha Fremzo (as "Robin Hood"), Joseph Frohoff (as "Uncle Tom"), Albert Froom [credited as Albert Froome] (as "Mr. Shakespeare"), Dorothy Gates, Arthur Geary, May Gerald, Bobbie Hale (as "Rob Roy"), The Hannefords, Alfred Harrison (as "Abanazer"), Adele Hart (as "Dolly Varden"), Hartley, Cissie Hayden (as "Fairy from Midsummer Night's Dream"), Arthur Hill (as "Thomas/Pierre Marquette"), Minna Kaufman, Thomas Keenan (as "Tom Thumb"), "Happy" Jack Lambert (as "Mr. Sand Man/Peck's Bad Boy"), Effie Langill (as "Tess D'Urbervilles"), Bert Levy [Broadway debut], Benjamin Lewis (as "Robinson Crusoe"), Henry Mallia (as "The Mad Hatter"), Maude Mallia, Frances Mann (as "Fairy from Midsummer Night's Dream"), Ethel McCarthy (as "Lady Jane Gray"), Gertrude Meek (as "Carmen"), Steve Miaco (as "Hendrik Hudson"), Bert Moore (as "Mme. Butterfly"), Bert Nagle (as "Mr. Calico, a visitor"), Alice Nash (as "The Little Singer"), Edna Nash (as "Another Little Singer"), Charles Oro (as "Abraham Lincoln"), Alice Poole (as "Ophelia"), Florence Pray (as "Sappho"), Charles Ravel (as "Benjamin Franklin"), William Ricardo (as "Rip Van Winkle"), Eddie Russell (as "The Tin Woodman"), Salbini, Lillian Scarlet, Helen Shoreits (as "DuBarry"), Sylvia Stone (as "Red Riding Hood"), Belle Story (as "The Fairy Queen"), Henry Taylor (as "The Pied Piper"), The Perezoffs, Hattie Towne (as "Cupid"), Mattie Vance (as "Charlotte Corday"), Venetian Quartette, Valodia Vestoff (as "Mr. Dream Man"), Harry Ward (as "Lord Nelson"), William A. Weston (as "Richard III"), Ethel Whitney (as "Cigarette"), William A. Williams (as "The Watchman, Father Time"). Produced by Charles B. Dillingham.

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