James Morrison
Born November 14, 1888 · Mattoon, Illinois, USA
James Morrison, born James Woods Morrison, was an American silent movie actor with over 180 film credits. He later published two novels, Road End (1927) and April Luck (1932). He taught speech and drama classes at Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn for many years.
Notable Appearances
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The Redemption of Dave Darcey
Mortmain
Wreckage
I'm on My Way
The Alibi
My Official Wife
Iron and Steel
On the Banks of the Wabash
Captain Blood
Love Without Question
A Tale of Two Cities
The Tiger Lily
The Man Next Door
Pawns of Mars
The Woman Game
The Unknown Purple
He Never Knew
Sins of Ambition
Danger Ahead!
She Never Knew
A Christmas Story
In the Days of Famine
The Sex Lure
Sacred Silence
The Seventh Bandit
Kitty and the Cowboys
Bashful
Wine of Youth
Sowing the Wind
Shattered Idols
Black Beauty
Betty Becomes a Maid
The Nth Commandment
The Battle Hymn of the Republic
The Man Hunt
A Tale of Two Cities
The Dangerous Age
A Lady and Her Maid
The Dawn of Freedom
Life or Honor?
A Cure for Pokeritis
How Could You, Caroline?
As You Like It
A Vitagraph Romance
The Picture Idol
Babbling Tongues
Moral Suicide
Vampire of the Desert
Don't
A Yankee Go Getter
The First Violin
Over the Top
A Marriage of Convenience
The Little Minister
The Wheels of Justice
The Impostor
The Christian
Beau Brummel
Miss Dulcie from Dixie
The Seventh Son
The Midnight Bride
Handle with Care
Coronets and Hearts
The Little Girl Next Door
The Web
Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation
The Hero of Submarine D-2
Enlighten Thy Daughter
When We Were Twenty-One
Only a Shop Girl
Held to Answer
Crazy by Proxy
For the Honor of the Crew
