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William H. Tooker

Biography

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Birthday

Sep 2, 1869

Place of birth

New York City, New York, USA

Deathday

Oct 10, 1936

Credited in

As cast

A Bride for a Knight
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As Jean's Uncle
The Invisible Ray
As Gang Member
Proxies
As Christopher Darley
Ambition
As John Moore
Soup to Nuts
As Ferguson - Carlson's Lawyer (uncredited)
Good Morning, Judge
As Judge
The Scarlet Letter
As The Governor
The Light in Darkness
As Sheriff Brad Milligan
The Curious Conduct of Judge Legarde
As Inspector Barton
A Modern Magdalen
As Joe Mercer
The Devil Dancer
As Lathrop
East Lynne
As Judge Hare, Barbara's Father
The Ordeal
As The General
The Look Out Girl
As Dr. Tucker
Draft 258
As Amiel Van Bierman
The Woman the Germans Shot
As General von Blissing
The Night of Love
As Spanish Ambassador
Murder by Television
As Allen (as William Tooker)
A Daughter of the Sea
As Margot's Father
The Bellamy Trial
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As Judge Carver
My Friend the Devil
As Dr. Brewster
Her Surrender
As Theodore Courtlandt
Ladies Must Dress
As Mr. Ward, Sr.
Birds of Prey
As J. Hamilton Smith
Springtime
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As Val De Valette
Diamond Jim
As Man at Bar
How Molly Malone Made Good
As Editor
No Defense
As Harper, Sr
A Woman of Experience
As Colonel
The Purple Highway
As Mr. Quail
The Greatest Love
As Mr. Manton
The Average Woman
As Col. Crosby
Night Watch
As
Peacock Alley
As Joseph Carleton
Red, White and Blue Blood
As Patrick Spaulding
The Net
As Mr. Royce
Woman's Man
As C. Lambert Grey (as William Tooker)
God's Country and the Law
As
Heliotrope
As Governor Mercer
The Stealers
As Rev. Robert Martin
Romance of the Underworld
As Asa Jenks
Virgin Lips
As El Presidente
Two Girls Wanted
As William Moody
Beyond the Rainbow
As Dr. Ramsey
The Woman in Chains
As Gov. Coudret
The Devil's Playground
As The Lawyer
Who's Cheating?
As John Rogers
Worlds Apart
As Peter Lester
Alias Mrs. Jessop
As Michael Ford
Woman, Woman!
As Roy Mackay
Men
As George Fairbanks
The Lost Battalion
As German-American Father (uncredited)
Extravagance
As Mr. Wilson (uncredited)
Notoriety
As Theatrical Manager
The White Black Sheep
As Colonel Kincairn
Tell It to Sweeney
As Old Man Sweeney