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Charles Sellon

Charles Sellon

Charles Sellon was born on August 24, 1870 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor, known for Bright Eyes (1934), It's a Gift (1934) and The Painted Desert (1931). He was married to Florence E. Willis. He died on June 26, 1937 in La Crescenta, California, USA.

Alfred Hitchcock Presents

1955

In Old Kentucky

1935

as Ezra Martingale

The Gay Deception

1935

as Mr. McCaffrey (uncredited)

Diamond Jim

1935

as John Touchey

Welcome Home

1935

as Andrew Anstruther

The Devil Is a Woman

1935

as Letter Writer (uncredited)

It's A Small World

1935

as Cyclone

Life Begins at Forty

1935

as Tom Cotton

The Casino Murder Case

1935

as Dr. Doremus

Helldorado

1935

as 'Bugle' Editor

Bright Eyes

1934

as Uncle Ned Smith

One Hour Late

1934

as Simpson

It's a Gift

1934

as Mr. Muckle

Ready for Love

1934

as Caleb Hooker

Hoopla

1933

as The Colonel, Billy's Father

The Chief

1933

as Fire Chief at Statue Unveiling

Golden Harvest

1933

as Jason Bowers

Bureau of Missing Persons

1933

as Undertaker (uncredited)

As the Devil Commands

1933

as John Duncan

Baby Face

1933

as Vanderlure - Bank Director (uncredited)

Strictly Personal

1933

as Hewes (uncredited)

Employees' Entrance

1933

as Arnold Higgins

The Match King

1932

as Match Company Executive (uncredited)

Central Park

1932

as Luke, the Lion Keeper (uncredited)

I Am a Fugitive from a Chain Gang

1932

as Hot Dog Stand Owner (uncredited)

Ride Him, Cowboy

1932

as Judge Bartlett (uncredited)

Speed Madness

1932

as Jim Stuart

The Washington Masquerade

1932

as Senator at Train Station

Make Me a Star

1932

as Mr. Gashwiler

The Dark Horse

1932

as Mr. Green

Carnival Boat

1932

as Charlie Lane

The Drifter

1932

as Whitey

The Age for Love

1931

as Mr. Pearson

The Tip-Off

1931

as Pop Jackson

Penrod and Sam

1931

as Mr. Bitts

Dude Ranch

1931

as Spruce Meadows

Laugh and Get Rich

1931

as Biddle

Behind Office Doors

1931

as John Ritter

The Painted Desert

1931

as Tonopah

Tom Sawyer

1930

as Minister

Man to Man

1930

as Judge

Sea Legs

1930

as Adm. O'Brien

Big Money

1930

as Bradley

For the Love o' Lil

1930

as Mr. Walker

Borrowed Wives

1930

as Uncle Henry

Let's Go Native

1930

as Wallace Wendell Sr.

Love Among the Millionaires

1930

as Pop Whipple

The Social Lion

1930

as Jim Perkins

Under a Texas Moon

1930

as José Romero

Honey

1930

as Randolph Weeks

Men Are Like That

1930

as Pa Fisher

Burning Up

1930

as James R. Morgan

The Vagabond Lover

1929

as Chief of Police George C. Tuttle

The Mighty

1929

as The Mayor

The Saturday Night Kid

1929

as Lem Woodruff

Sweetie

1929

as Dr. Oglethorpe

Big News

1929

as J.W. Addison

The Man and the Moment

1929

as Joan's Guardian

The Gamblers

1929

as Tooker

The Girl in the Glass Cage

1929

as Dan Jackson - Prosecutor

Hot Stuff

1929

as Wiggam

Bulldog Drummond

1929

as Travers

What a Night!

1928

as Editor Maadison

Happiness Ahead

1928

as Mr. Randall

Easy Come, Easy Go

1928

as Jim Bailey

Feel My Pulse

1928

as Her Sanitarium's Caretaker

The Valley of the Giants

1927

as Pennington

Love Me and the World is Mine

1927

as Mr. Thule

Painted Ponies

1927

as Mr. Blenning

The Prairie King

1927

as Pop Wingate

The Mysterious Rider

1927

as Cliff Harkness

Easy Pickings

1927

as Dr. Naylor

High Steppers

1926

as Grandpa Perryam

The Calgary Stampede

1925

as Regan

Tracked in the Snow Country

1925

as Silent Hardy

The Lucky Devil

1925

as Sheriff

The Monster

1925

as Russ Mason

Sundown

1924

as Ranchman

The Roughneck

1924

as Sam Melden

Merton of the Movies

1924

as Pete Gashwiler

Flowing Gold

1924

as Tom Parker

Woman-Proof

1923

as Uncle Joe Gloomer (as Charles A. Sellon)