Theodore Roberts
American movie and stage actor.
Films
1932
Forgotten Commandments
1929
Noisy Neighbors
1928
Ned McCobb's Daughter
The Masks of the Devil
1925
Forty Winks
1923
The Ten Commandments
Prodigal Daughters
Grumpy
1922
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow
The Old Homestead
1921
The Affairs of Anatol
Hail the Woman
Miss Lulu Bett
1920
Excuse My Dust
Something to Think About
Suds
1919
Don't Change Your Husband
Male and Female
Secret Service
The Winning Girl
For Better, For Worse
1918
M'Liss
1917
The Little Princess
A Child of the Wild
1916
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Joan the Woman
1915
The Immigrant
Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
The Unafraid
1914
The Ghost Breaker
| * | October 8, 1861 San Francisco, California, USA |
| as Theodore J. Roberts | |
| † | December 14, 1928 Hollywood, California, United State |
American movie and stage actor.
Films
1932
Forgotten Commandments
1929
Noisy Neighbors
1928
Ned McCobb's Daughter
The Masks of the Devil
1925
Forty Winks
1923
The Ten Commandments
Prodigal Daughters
Grumpy
1922
The Man Who Saw Tomorrow
The Old Homestead
1921
The Affairs of Anatol
Hail the Woman
Miss Lulu Bett
1920
Excuse My Dust
Something to Think About
Suds
1919
Don't Change Your Husband
Male and Female
Secret Service
The Winning Girl
For Better, For Worse
1918
M'Liss
1917
The Little Princess
A Child of the Wild
1916
Pudd'nhead Wilson
Joan the Woman
1915
The Immigrant
Mr. Grex of Monte Carlo
The Unafraid
1914
The Ghost Breaker
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Articles on Theodore Roberts
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Charles Donald Fox and Milton L. Silver (eds.) Who's Who on the Screen New York City, 1920  |
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Roy Liebman Silent Film Performers, An Annotated Bibliography of Published, Unpublished and Archival Sources for over 350 Actors and Actresses Jefferson, North Carolina, and London, 1996 |
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Charles Donald Fox Mirrors of Hollywood, with brief biographies of favorite film folk New York, 1925 |
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Books with photograph(s) of Theodore Roberts
| | John Richard Finch and Paul Elby Close-Ups, From the Golden Age of the Silent Cinema South Brunswick and New York - London, 1978 |
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