John St. Polis
Actor (1873-1946) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 72
John M. St. Polis was an American actor.
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1946Died8 October 19461942
CrossroadsFilm, Professor (uncredited)1940
Abe Lincoln in IllinoisFilm, Minor Role (uncredited)1938
International CrimeFilm, Roger Morton1937
The Shadow StrikesFilm, Caleb Delthern1935
A Night at the OperaFilm, Opera Conductor (uncredited)1934
The President VanishesFilm, Attorney General Davis (uncredited)1933
Cocktail HourFilm, French Police Investigator (uncredited)1931
Beau IdealFilm, Judge Advocate (as John M. St. Polis)1930
A Devil with WomenFilm, Don Diego1929
CoquetteFilm, Dr. John M. Besant1925
The Phantom of the OperaFilm, Comte Philip de Chagny1924
Mademoiselle MidnightFilm, Colonel de Gontran (Prologue)1922
ShadowsFilm, Nate Snow1921
The Four Horsemen of the ApocalypseFilm, Etienne Laurier1873Born24 November 1873
CrossroadsFilm, Professor (uncredited)1940Abe Lincoln in IllinoisFilm, Minor Role (uncredited)1938International CrimeFilm, Roger Morton1937The Shadow StrikesFilm, Caleb Delthern1935A Night at the OperaFilm, Opera Conductor (uncredited)1934The President VanishesFilm, Attorney General Davis (uncredited)1933Cocktail HourFilm, French Police Investigator (uncredited)1931Beau IdealFilm, Judge Advocate (as John M. St. Polis)1930A Devil with WomenFilm, Don Diego1929CoquetteFilm, Dr. John M. Besant1925The Phantom of the OperaFilm, Comte Philip de Chagny1924Mademoiselle MidnightFilm, Colonel de Gontran (Prologue)1922ShadowsFilm, Nate Snow1921The Four Horsemen of the ApocalypseFilm, Etienne Laurier1873Born24 November 1873Known for
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The Unknown 1927
A Night at the Opera 1935
The Phantom of the Opera 1925
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse 1921
If I Had a Million 1932
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Samuel Goldwyn Produced Three Wise Fools and The Great Lover
Richard Thorpe Directed Notorious but Nice (1933)
Don Alvarado Also in Beau Ideal and Mademoiselle Midnight
Oscar Apfel Also in Symphony of Six Million (1932)
Howard Bretherton Directed Three on the Trail (1936)
Herbert Brenon Directed Beau Ideal (1931)
Rod La Rocque Also in Money Mad and The Shadow Strikes
Henry Kolker Also in Coquette and The Bad One
Lloyd Ingraham Directed Old Dad (1922)
Myrtle Stedman Also in Old Dad and Beau Ideal
Charles Lamont Directed Below the Deadline and The Dark Hour
Edward Martindel Also in Why Be Good? and The Gay Diplomat
John Francis Dillon Directed Kismet (1930)
Robert Ellis Also in Notorious but Nice (1933)
Arthur Hoyt Also in The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921)
Rolfe Sedan Also in The World Gone Mad and Party Girl
Kathryn Sheldon Also in Below the Deadline and Boys' Reformatory
Mary Pickford Produced Coquette (1929)
Frank Borzage Directed Doctors' Wives (1931)
Lon Chaney Directed The Phantom of the Opera (1925)
Albert Austin Directed A Prince of a King (1923)
Christy Cabanne Directed The World Gone Mad (1933)
June Mathis Wrote The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (1921)
Paul Weigel Also in Folly of Vanity (1924)
Also in Français
Filmography 40
110 credits on file
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Photos 1
About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1873 to 1946 · aged 72
