Charles Clary

Charles Clary

1873-03-24 – 1931-03-24 (age 58) Charleston, Illinois, USA
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Biography

Charles Clary (March 24, 1873 – March 24, 1931) was an American actor of the silent film era. He appeared in 206 films between 1910 and 1930. He was born in Charleston, Illinois and died on his 58th birthday in Los Angeles, California.

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Night Work
Night Work

1930

as Mr. Vanderman

Prisoners
Prisoners

1929

as Warden Rimmer

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Seven Days

1925

as Seer

Lucky Larkin
Lucky Larkin

1930

as Colonel Lee

Skin Deep
Skin Deep

1922

as James Carlson

When a Man Loves
When a Man Loves

1927

as A Lay Brother (uncredited)

The Last Hour
The Last Hour

1923

as William Mallory

Satan Town
Satan Town

1926

as John Jerome

The Penalty
The Penalty

1920

as Dr. Ferris

Joan the Woman
Joan the Woman

1916

as La Tremouille

A Woman Against the World
The Rose Of Blood
The Rose Of Blood

1917

as Prince Arbassoff

Prodigal Daughters
Prodigal Daughters

1923

as Stanley Garside

A Girl Named Mary
A Girl Named Mary

1919

as Hugh Le Baron

The Lone Star Ranger
The Lone Star Ranger

1919

as Cyrus Longstreth, alias Cheseldine

Cause for Divorce
Cause for Divorce

1923

as Martin Sheldon

Man Power
Man Power

1927

as Albert Rollins

The Power of the Press
The Power of the Press

1928

as District Attorney

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The Carpet from Bagdad

1915

as Mohamed

The Volga Boatman
The Volga Boatman

1926

as Red Army Officer