Joseph Graybill
Joseph Graybill (April 17, 1887 – August 3, 1913) was an American silent film actor. He appeared in several films directed by D.W. Griffith.
Graybill joined the Biograph Company around 1909 in New York City. By 1910 Griffith was the main director. Graybill worked with Biograph in 1911 in California.
Acted in
Saving Mabel’s Dad
1913
as Fred - Mabel's Suitor
Star of Bethlehem
1912
as Roman Messenger
Brutality
1912
as The Victim of Anger
The Informer
1912
as Union Soldier
The Painted Lady
1912
as The Stranger
The Ring of a Spanish Grandee
1912
as John de Silva - the Suitor
Rejuvenation
1912
as The Lighthouse Keeper's Friend
The Girl of the Grove
1912
as The Wooer
For Sale -- A Life
1912
as The Ill Husband
Flying to Fortune
1912
as The Invalid Father
Saved from Himself
1911
as The Young Clerk
Through Darkening Vales
1911
as Howard
Love in the Hills
1911
as The City Suitor
The Long Road
1911
as In Bar
The Adventures of Billy
1911
as Second Tramp
The Making of a Man
1911
as Actor / Backstage
The Villain Foiled
1911
as Hector Durant - the Villain
The Baron
1911
as The Baron's Friend
The Last Drop of Water
1911
as John - Mary's Suitor
A Country Cupid
1911
as The Half-Wit
The Primal Call
1911
as The Millionaire
Enoch Arden
1911
as Shipwrecked Sailor
The Lonedale Operator
1911
as A Tramp
Teaching Dad to Like Her
1911
as Harry
Conscience
1911
as The Hunter
A Decree of Destiny
1911
as Kenneth Marsden
Fisher Folks
1911
as At Fair
The Italian Barber
1911
as Tony
The Lesson
1910
as James, Reverend Hollister's Son
When We Were in Our 'Teens
1910
as Howard
The House with Closed Shutters
1910
as Agnes's Second Suitor
The Call to Arms
1910
as The Lord's Cousin
A Flash of Light
1910
as Horace Dooley
What the Daisy Said
1910
as The Young Gypsy
Muggsy's First Sweetheart
1910
as One of Muggsy's friends
The Purgation
1910
The Marked Time-Table
1910
The Face at the Window
1910