James Gordon
Born April 22, 1871 · Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
One of the founders of the acting group known as "The Troupers," Gordon was a leading man for Julia Marlowe on Broadway, appearing in Shakespearean plays that toured the country a number of times.
Notable Appearances
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Wolf Fangs
Stowaway
Neighbors' Wives
Mary's Ankle
The Last of the Mohicans
A Game Chicken
Babe Comes Home
The Old Monk's Tale
Nancy from Nowhere
The Grail
Rose of the Tenements
The Front Page
The Charge of the Light Brigade
The Final Close-Up
The Hot Spot
On the High Seas
The Iron Horse
The War Horse
The Relief of Lucknow
A Romance of the Cliff Dwellers
The Lure of the Circus
Beatrice Fairfax
One More Spring
The Social Highwayman
Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Wanderer of the Wasteland
The Bachelor Father
Beauty and the Bad Man
The Lighthouse by the Sea
A Self-Made Man
Behind the Door
Miss Nobody
The Old Swimmin' Hole
The Man Who Came Back
The Sea Wolf
A Chase Across the Continent
Hearts of Oak
The White Sin
Dad's Choice
Tumbleweeds
Jacques of the Silver North
Trailin'
The Buckaroo Kid
The Thunderbolt
Excuse My Dust
Experimental Marriage
The Love Gambler
Flying High
Devil’s Dice
