Paul Stanton
Born December 20, 1884 · Sterling, Illinois, USA
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Paul Stanton (1884-1955) was an American character actor and bit-part player in American films. Originally from Illinois, he appeared in about 130 films between 1918 and 1952, mostly in supporting roles. He often portrayed authoritarian figures like judges, attorneys, managers, officials and doctors.
Notable Appearances
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Bachelor Mother
Make Way for Tomorrow
The Big Store
Across the Pacific
The Prisoner of Shark Island
I Love You Again
Crash Dive
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
Stella Dallas
Whistling in the Dark
Stand Up and Cheer!
Once Upon a Time
Army Girl
Welcome Stranger
Rose of Washington Square
The Farmer's Daughter
Danger – Love at Work
Poor Little Rich Girl
Crack-Up
Charlie Chan at the Circus
Slightly Dangerous
Queen of the Mob
It Can't Last Forever
Night Waitress
Mr. Winkle Goes to War
Sister Kenny
Crime of the Century
The People Vs. Dr. Kildare
Hollywood Cavalcade
The Road to Glory
Her Husband's Affairs
They Shall Have Music
My Wild Irish Rose
Air Raid Wardens
Remember the Day
Lady with Red Hair
Public Deb No. 1
Here Comes Trouble
Law of the Underworld
Flight for Freedom
The Public Pays
Man Of The People
Midnight Taxi
Cry Wolf
Another Face
So's Your Uncle
My Heart Belongs to Daddy
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
You're in the Army Now
Half Angel
Time Out for Romance
Shadow of a Woman
Undercover Doctor
Pacific Blackout
And One Was Beautiful
Black Legion
Shine on Harvest Moon
West Point of the Air
Anne of Green Gables
Lucky Jordan
Strangers All
Whipsaw
Condemned Women
It Could Happen to You
20,000 Men a Year
That's My Gal
Private Number
The Magnificent Dope
Dimples
She Gets Her Man
Strange Alibi
The Night of January 16th
Red Salute
Youth on Parole
Dangerous Number
The Women in His Life
His Greatest Gamble
Portia on Trial
Always Together
Stronger Than Desire
Sins of Man
Should Ladies Behave
Paid to Dance
Rascals
Kentucky Moonshine
The Longest Night
Sing, Baby, Sing
Every Saturday Night
A Million Me's
Wednesday's Child
Her Price
