Leo D. Maloney
American actor (1888-1929) · United States · On the map · Actors · Died at 41
Leo Daniel Maloney was an American film actor, director, producer, and screenwriter of the silent era.
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A typical day, 30 days to 24 August 2026
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1929Died2 November 1929
.45 Calibre WarFilm, 1929Director1928The Apache RaiderFilm, Director, Producer1927
Border BlackbirdsFilm, Director1926
The Blind TrailFilm, Director1925Across the DeadlineFilm, Director1924
Huntin' TroubleFilm, Director1923
Border LawFilm, Texas Ranger Chuck Williams1922
Nine Points of the LawFilm, Fred Cullen1920A Gamblin' FoolFilm, Director1919
The Arizona Cat ClawFilm, Asa Harris1918
A Fight for MillionsFilm1916The Diamond RunnersFilm, Inspector Hudson - Secret Service1915A Desperate LeapFilm, Tom Walker1914
The Flaw in the AlibiFilm, Howard Blair - Fielding's Cashier1888Born4 January 1888
.45 Calibre WarFilm, 1929Director1928The Apache RaiderFilm, Director, Producer1927Border BlackbirdsFilm, Director1926The Blind TrailFilm, Director1925Across the DeadlineFilm, Director1924Huntin' TroubleFilm, Director1923Border LawFilm, Texas Ranger Chuck Williams1922Nine Points of the LawFilm, Fred Cullen1920A Gamblin' FoolFilm, Director1919The Arizona Cat ClawFilm, Asa Harris1918A Fight for MillionsFilm1916The Diamond RunnersFilm, Inspector Hudson - Secret Service1915A Desperate LeapFilm, Tom Walker1914The Flaw in the AlibiFilm, Howard Blair - Fielding's Cashier1888Born4 January 1888People around Leo
Close ties
Hoot Gibson Leo directed The Big Catch and A Gamblin' Fool
Helen Holmes Also in Lass of the Lumberlands (1916)
Josephine Hill Leo directed The High Hand (1926)
Tom Mix Directed The Rival Stage Lines and Never Again
William Nicholas Selig Produced Why the Sheriff Is a Bachelor (1911)
Thomas H. Ince Directed The Bugle Call and The Reckoning
J. P. McGowan Produced Lass of the Lumberlands (1916)- Ford Beebe Wrote Lass of the Lumberlands (1916)
Eugenia Gilbert Leo directed The Bronc Stomper (1928)
Paul Hurst Directed Lass of the Lumberlands (1916)
Ann Little Also in The Bugle Call and The Doctor's Double
Pauline Curley Also in Border Law and Lost, Strayed or Stolen
Bud Osborne Leo directed Across the Deadline (1925)
Thomas G. Lingham Also in Lass of the Lumberlands (1916)
Harold Lockwood Also in The Doctor's Double and The Reckoning
Ethel Grandin Also in The Doctor's Double and The Reckoning
Ray Myers Also in The Bugle Call and Smoked Out
Dick La Reno Leo directed The High Hand (1926)- Milton J. Fahrney Leo directed Not Built for Runnin' (1924)
Fred J. Balshofer Directed The Doctor's Double (1912)
Filmography 40
108 credits on file
Media & music
About this person
Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
Deceased
Dates
Lived 1888 to 1929 · aged 41
