Herbert Rawlinson
Biography
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Herbert Banemann Rawlinson (15 November 1885 – 12 July 1953) was an English-born stage, film, radio, and television actor. A leading man during Hollywood's silent film era, Rawlinson transitioned to character roles after the advent of sound films. Rawlinson was born in New Brighton, Cheshire, England, UK. He sailed to America on the same ship as Charlie Chaplin. He died of lung cancer in 1953.
Filmography
Prison Warden
Paul Porter
Dr Boris Gregor
Lewis Sinton
Humphrey Van Weyden
T.F. Stockwell
The Governor
Barry Gordon
Dover
Dr. Harvey
Herbert Rawlinson
Hamilton Craig
Philip Quentin
Terrence Redmond
Mr. Caldwell
Dr. Carter
Jevons
John Rawson
First Mate
Hank Wilson
Caderouse
Herbert Rawlinson (uncredited)
Vincent Springer
Judge Gary
Husband
J. Rupert Dobbs
District Attorney Bill Dougherty
Duncan McLain
Bob Storrow
Philip Francis Duke Ware
Jim Alridge
Jack Hartway - the New Superintendent
Sport Powell
Walter Billings
John Clark
Cole - the Revenue Officer
Bill Kincaid
Kurt Hansen
Editor John Palmer
Fred Townsend
District Attorney
Grant Jackson
Ward Hollister
Brooks the Butler
Dr. Stevens
Mr. Decker
Col. Lee Avery
Sir James Blake
Stanley Short
Herman
Graham
Richard Winton
Sen. Jenkins
Harrison
Avery Flickner
Paul Merlin
Mr. Harlow
Cottonwood Citizen
Geoffrey Arnold
Dr. Hartman
James Harrington Court
Dr. Stanton (uncredited)
District Attorney Henry R. Charters
Maxfield Grey
King Carney
District Attorney Saunders
Oliver Groves
Mr. George Copelin
Hardwick's Attorney (uncredited)
Chief Agent Crawford
Adm. A.C. Schuyler
Sanford Quest
Craig Kennedy
Dave Reynolds (uncredited)
Bank Association Official (uncredited)
Army Officer
Courtney Roth
George Randolph
J.W. Keaton
Ross King
District Attorney Larson
Shaw - Second Mate of the Dakota
Manager of Grauman's
Herb - Fire Chief
Donald Bruce
Herbert - a Fisherman
Mr. James J. Blake
Captain
Officer Tom Conlin
Cecil Fitzhugh Waring
Dr. Richard Stevens
Norman Talbot
Cmdr. Boyle
David J. Titus
Aldon Farwell
John Murray
Ranger Captain Jennings
Tom Clark
Groves
Jack Mason
Buck Peters
Captain Brawley
Dr. Frohmann
Mace Brewer
Larry Duffy
Prosecutor
Major Grant
Melville Delaney
Announcer (uncredited)
Capt. Dugan
Inspector Wingate
John Crane
Constable Reardon
Frank Shelby
Judge
Senator Holden
Police Chief
Rancher Varney
Doc Sears
Sam Garret
Buck Peters
Governor Brainerd
Stevens
Yardman
Dodge City Marshal
Townsman
Arthur Morse
Businessman
Admiral Warburton [Ch. 1]
Mr. Reynolds
Prison Warden
James Romaine
Philip Lawrence
Mr. D. Redman
Lester
J. J. Stark Sr.
Capt. Randolph
Ex-Soldier Commander
Tom Brennan
Red Cross Chairman (uncredited)
Henry Court
Richard Wallace
James Barton
Mr. Jones (uncredited)
Harvey Birch
Duncan MacKail
John Mull
'Sky High' Billy Wardwell
Jimmy Raymond
Peter Waverton
Brwlw Clay
Jack Norman
Pythias
Reeves Company Board Member (uncredited)
Wentworth
Dignitary on Podium
Robert
Doctor (uncredited)
Ralph Merriwell
James Harrington Court, aka 'The Possum'
Tommy Buckman
Stuart Granger / Jack Burton
Goguelot (uncredited)
Randolph Shorb
Captain Bromley
The Sweetheart
Editor Nash
John Bird
Vincent Morgan
District Attorney
Radio Audition Executive
Himself
Henry Warner
Andrew Gibson
Orrin Palmer
Kerry Reynolds
Philip Carmichael
Donald Brookes
Board Member (uncredited)
Thomas Gwynne
Billy Kirkwood
Jimmy Nevins
Jack Wright
Bob Roberts
Jack Sparks
Dick Ives
Mr. Randolph
Phillip Dominick
Wakefield Jr.
Richard Ragland
Jimmy Dorgan
Montgomery Bixby
Billy Winthrop
Malloy
Sheldon Polk
The Eel, Miles Manning
John Durham
Steve Manning / Trooper 77
Bob Mortimer