John B. O'Brien
John B. "Jack" O'Brien (December 13, 1884 – August 15, 1936) was an American actor and film director of the silent era. He appeared in more than 80 films between 1909 and 1936. He also directed 53 films between 1914 and 1926.
Acted in
Saturday's Lesson
1929
as The Devil
Cat, Dog & Co.
1929
as Fruit Vendor
The Bride's Play
1922
as Marquis of Muckross
A Daughter of the Law
1921
as Jim Garth
Annabelle Lee
1921
as David Martin
The Stealers
1920
as Man of Dawn
Bride 13
1920
as Lt. Bob Norton
Wings of Pride
1920
as Kent Ordway
Bab's Diary
1917
as Harold Valentine
The Second Mrs. Roebuck
1914
A Western Redemption
1911
as Steve Wilson
Spike Shannon's Last Fight
1911
as The Opponent
The Corporation and the Ranch Girl
1911
The Tribe's Penalty
1911
The Infant at Snakeville
1911
The Lucky Card
1911
Alkali Ike's Auto
1911
The Puncher's New Love
1911
The Indian Maiden's Lesson
1911
Across the Plains
1911
as The Cowboy's Friend
The Sheriff's Chum
1911
The Faithful Indian
1911
The Count and the Cowboys
1911
A Cowboy's Vindication
1910
Circle C Ranch's Wedding Present
1910
Hank and Lank: As Sandwich Men
1910
as The Cook
The Masquerade Cop
1910
The Silent Message
1910
Pals of the Range
1910
as Jack Hartley
A Flirty Affliction
1910
as Officer O'Rourke
A Close Shave
1910
The Pony Express Rider
1910
as Pony O'Brien
Take Me Out to the Ball Game
1910
The Dumb Half Breed's Defense
1910
The Count That Counted
1910
Under Western Skies
1910
as The Bartender
The Bad Man's Last Deed
1910
The Forest Ranger
1910
The Ranchman's Feud
1910
as Jack Matthews
Away Out West
1910
as Second Prospector
The Little Doctor of the Foothills
1910
The Cowpuncher's Ward
1910
The Cowboy's Sweetheart
1910
The Bad Man and the Preacher
1910
as Snake Williams
The Mistaken Bandit
1910
Method in His Madness
1910
as Man Outside Third Bar
The Mexican's Faith
1910
as The Scoundrel
The Cowboy and the Squaw
1910
The Outlaw's Sacrifice
1910
as The Rival
Won by a Hold-Up
1910
as Bill's Friend
Electric Insoles
1910
The Heart of a Cowboy
1909
The Ranchman's Rival
1909
as Walter Milton
His Reformation
1909
The Best Man Wins
1909