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Melbourne MacDowell

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American actor (1856-1941)

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Willet Melbourne MacDowell was an American stage and screen actor. He was the second husband of famed stage actress Fanny Davenport. He began on the legitimate stage in the 1870s and first appeared on the silent screen in 1917.

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Theatre poster featuring Blanche Walsh and MacDowell, 1899, most likely in the play GismondaTheatre poster featuring Blanche Walsh and MacDowell, 1899, most likely in the play Gismonda

Filmography 40

Outside the Law1921
There It Is1928
Feel My Pulse1928
Nomads of the North1920
What Happened to Jones?1926
Behind the Front1926
Confidence1922
Miss Nobody1920
Speed Mad1925
The Rainmaker1926
Savages of the Sea1925
The Cloud Rider1925
Love Me1918
The Patent Leather Pug1925
The Winning Wallop1926
Beyond the Crossroads1922
The Golden Snare1921
King Spruce1920
The Love Pirate1923
The Iron Heart1920
The Keys of the Righteous1918
Forsaking All Others1922
All of a Sudden Norma1919
The Lamb and the Lion1919
Eve in Exile1919
Hell Hath No Fury1917
The Gift Supreme1920
The Flaming Hour1922
The City1926
Fighting Courage1925
The Flame of the Yukon1917
Driven from Home1927
A Million to Burn1923
The Infidel1922
Geared to Go1924
Soldiers of Fortune1919
Scandalous Tongues1922
The March Hare1921
Wolves of the Rail1918
Modern Husbands1919

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May AllisonAlso in The City (1926)Helen FergusonAlso in The Flaming Hour (1922)Spottiswoode AitkenAlso in Nomads of the North (1920)Olga GreyAlso in Modern Husbands (1919)E. Alyn WarrenAlso in Outside the Law (1921)Charles SellonAlso in Feel My Pulse (1928)

About this person

Country
United States
Category
Actors
Type
Actor
Status
deceased
Dates
Lived 1856 to 1941 · aged 84
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5 languages

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