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Charles Newton

Acting

Born: 1874-10-08 in Rochester, New York, USA

Biography

Charles Newton (October 8, 1874 – 1926) was an American actor of the silent era. He appeared in more than 70 films between 1915 and 1926. He was born in Rochester, New York.

Known For

Action

Action

Sherriff Dipple

The Iron Horse

The Iron Horse

Collis P. Huntington (uncredited)

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Tipped Off

'100 Proof' Ross - Marion's Father

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Superstition

Mr. Moss

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The Profligate

Dan Lee

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Western Pluck

Sheriff Wayne

Red Courage

Red Courage

Tom Caldwell

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Bandits Beware

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Wolf Tracks

Double Danger

Double Danger

Mr. Dawson

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The Crow

Mary's Father

The Gilded Youth

The Gilded Youth

The Loaded Door

The Loaded Door

Dad Stewart

The Cactus Kid

The Cactus Kid

The Sable Blessing

The Sable Blessing

Steele

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Alice of Hudson Bay

John Gale - Alice's Father

The Happy Masquerader

The Happy Masquerader

Frederick Hudson - Elsa's Guardian

Riders of the Purple Sage

Riders of the Purple Sage

Henchman Joe Herd (uncredited)

$50,000 Reward

$50,000 Reward

Pa Miller

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The Fightin' Fury

Snap Judgment

Snap Judgment

Henry Page

A Rough Shod Fighter

A Rough Shod Fighter

Col. Carlisle

Colorado

Colorado

Tom Doyle

The Suppressed Order

The Suppressed Order

Tobias - the Tavern Keeper

Annie-for-Spite

Annie-for-Spite

Launders

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The Two-Fisted Lover

Doc Wells

Two Kinds of Love

Two Kinds of Love

Jim Morley

The Man with a Punch

The Man with a Punch

Frank Lane

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The Movie Trail

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The Sting of It

John Calvert

Hair Trigger Stuff

Hair Trigger Stuff

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On Secret Service

Marshal Bertram

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Danger

Dry Walsh Jake

Who Was the Man?

Who Was the Man?

The Rancher

Sure Fire

Sure Fire

Leo Ballinger

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The Saddle King

Western Speed

Western Speed

Express Agent

Vanity's Price

Vanity's Price

The Butler

The Rattler's Hiss

The Rattler's Hiss

A Woman's Daring

A Woman's Daring

John Black