Born in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada — Oct 12 1889• Died Apr 02 1974

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Douglass Rupert Dumbrille (October 13, 1889 – April 2, 1974) was a Canadian actor and one of the Canadian pioneers in early Hollywood. In 1913, the East Coast film industry was flourishing and that year he appeared in the film What Eighty Million Women Want, but it would be another 11 years before he appeared on screen again. In 1924, he made his Broadway debut and worked off and on in the theatre for several years while supplementing his income by selling such products as car accessories, tea, insurance, real est…
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Judge Robert Adler

The Doctor

Mr. Halpert


Dave La Salle


Judge Ben Harlow


Gen. Taylor Millard

J.B. Creston


Jannes

Goldy

Mr. Arthur J. Cahill

Frank Hackman

Lord Rawdon

Warden

Cunningham

B.G. Greenwise

Red Beecham
Whitfield



George Haviland
Gen. Hardwicke


Governor Spriggs


John Cedar

Lepidus


George Mumford

Pirate of the Spanish Main

Sheriff McIntyre

Colonel Forsythe

Lawyer Hammersmith (uncredited)

Jake Rainwater

General Stuart

Brody

Collector of the Port

Ace Larson

Sheik Hamud El Khalid

Comdr. La Costa

High Priest

Lang

U.S. Attorney Brandt (uncredited)

Dr. Bunyan

Capt. Ludlow

Judge Carter (uncredited)

Assembly President

Self (archive footage)

District Attorney (uncredited)

Eddie Morgan

Willie / Duc de Rigor

Spade

Eddie Howard

Mohammed Khan

Henry Mitchell

Courtney


Benny Gordon (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Murchenson

Joshua Mayard

Gus Hillman

Mr. Korum, a Conspirator

Maj. Drewery

Mr. Grover

Marquis de Melito

District Attorney

Gen. William Henry Harrison

Governor William C.C. Claiborne

Capt. Martos

Preston

District Attorney O'Brien

Stewart Salsbury, alias Thomas Gregory

John Matthews

Chief Engineer Jim (uncredited)

Baron Tovar

Stanley Whittaker

Morgan

B. Petroff (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Buffalo Bill Cody

Stillman (uncredited)

John Dillon - 1861

Scipio

Harper

Athos (as Douglas Dumbrille)

H.H. Snatcher (as Douglas Dumbrille)

August Marino

Dan Thomas

Matt Cooper

Prince Musah

Coach "Daisy" Adams

Mark Foster

Luke Roland

John J. Murdock

George Taylor

Alisandroe

Daniel J. Keefer

Tad Hammond

Lorel

Mark Harper

Agent Chapusard

Eustace Fentwick III

George Washington

Nimativ

Sheriff Hoskins

Millard Nolan

Inspector Brant

Police Commissioner LaFarge

Grilov

District Attorney (uncredited)

Insp. McCollum

Big Dan Healey

District Attorney Donnelly

Vincent Moller

Ramin Khan

Ed Perkins

General

Self- Lawyer

Hank Gibbons

District Commander

Frank Farrington

Col. Price

Ed Peters

Prince de Namours de la Bonfain, Marietta's Uncle

Arnold Stamper (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Henry Borchard

Harvey Dawes

Bill Mason

W.C. Hutton

Pecos Bill aka Ben Wade

Capt. Bob Lane

Klingman

Slave trader

Bill Brett (as Douglas Dunbrile)

Consul (as Douglas Dumbrille)
Phil Gardner

Cartier (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Chauffeur - aka The Wop

Paul Manderley

McMahon

Powhatan (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Jeff Hardy

Tom McGalvey

Maj. Dekker

Rodeo Official

Victor Arnold

Lou Ellis

Burton Crail

Charlie Cooper

Giuseppe Benito

Uncle Wills

Stephen Holloway

Baron Szigethy

Dr. Coslow

Breeden

Miller

George Ellerby

Jerome Culver

J.C. Thompson

Williams

Sam Edson

Count Maxim

E.W. Osborne

Captain Lance

Carter Stevenson

Enzo Calibra

Marshal Brady (as Douglas Dumbrille)

Beau Gardner

J.J. Grant

Bishop

Morphew

Judge Collier

Mario Tonelli

Marshal Tom Nightlander

Leland Cameron James

Lang
Gangster
Red Beecham

District Attorney(uncredited)

W.C. Hutton