Charles K. Gerrard























Charles K. Gerrard

Conceit (1921) - 1.jpg
l to r. Betty Hilburn, Gerrard (center) and Hedda Hopper in still from Conceit (1921)

Born
Charles Kavanagh


(1883-12-20)20 December 1883

Carlow, County Carlow, Ireland, United Kingdom
Died 1 January 1969(1969-01-01) (aged 85)

New York City, New York, U.S.
Occupation Actor
Years active 1916-1934

Charles K. Gerrard (20 December 1883 – 1 January 1969), also known as Charles Kavanagh, was an Irish-American motion-picture actor, and the elder brother of actor and film director Douglas Gerrard.



Selected filmography





  • His Brother's Wife (1916)


  • The Prince Chap (1916) - Jack Rodney, Earl of Huntington


  • Miss Petticoats (1916) - Count Renier


  • The Country That God Forgot (1916) - Craig Wells


  • The Plow Girl (1916) - Lord Percy Brentwood


  • The Heart of Texas Ryan (1917) - Sen. J. Murray Allison (uncredited)


  • Melting Millions (1917) - Hamilton


  • A Woman's Awakening (1917) - Lawrence Topham


  • Down to Earth (1917) - Charles Riddles - Ethel's Lover


  • Little Miss Optimist (1917) - Samuel Winter


  • The Fair Barbarian (1917) - Capt. Francis Barold


  • The Legion of Death (1918) - Grand Duke Orlof


  • The Demon (1918) - Tom Rearrdon


  • Playthings (1918) - Gordon Trenwith


  • The Hun Within (1918) - Karl Wagner


  • Beans (1918) - Wingate


  • She Hired a Husband (1918) - Gerald Grant


  • Venus in the East (1919) - Maddie Knox


  • Pettigrew's Girl (1919) - Hugh Varick


  • Something to Do (1919) - Thompson


  • The Pest (1919) - John Harland


  • The New Moon (1919) - Theo Kameneff


  • The Isle of Conquest (1919) - Van Surdam


  • The Teeth of the Tiger (1919) - Gordon Savage


  • Counterfeit (1919) - Vincent Cortez


  • Mary Ellen Comes to Town (1920) - William Gurson, aka 'Will the Weasel'


  • Why Women Sin (1920) - Baron de Ville


  • Whispers (1920) - J. Dyke Summers


  • The World and His Wife (1920) - Don Alvarez


  • Blackbirds (1920) - Duval


  • The Passionate Pilgrim (1921) - Qualters


  • Out of the Chorus (1921) - Ned Ormsby


  • The Gilded Lily (1921) - John Stewart


  • Sheltered Daughters (1921) - French Pete


  • Conceit (1921) - Carl Richards


  • French Heels (1922) - Keith Merwyn


  • Heroes and Husbands (1922) - Martin Tancray


  • Sure Fire Flint (1922) - Dipley Poole


  • When Knighthood Was in Flower (1922) - Sir Adam Judson


  • The Lights of New York (1922) - Jim Slade


  • Pawned (1922) - Dr. Crang


  • Anna Ascends (1922) - Count Rostoff


  • The Darling of the Rich (1922) - Torrence Welch


  • The Glimpses of the Moon (1923) - 'Streffy' (Lord Altringham)


  • Richard the Lion-Hearted (1923) - Sultan Saladin


  • The Dangerous Maid (1923) - Sir Peter Dare


  • Her Temporary Husband (1923) - Clarence Topping


  • Loving Lies (1924) - Tom Hayden


  • Lilies of the Field (1924) - Ted Conroy


  • Circe, the Enchantress (1924) - Ballard 'Bal' Barrett


  • Off the Highway (1925) - Hector Kindon


  • California Straight Ahead (1925) - Creighton Deane


  • The Man on the Box (1925) - Count Karaloff


  • The Wedding Song (1925) - Paul Glynn


  • Accused (1925) - Lait Rodman


  • The Better 'Ole (1926) - Maj. Russett


  • The Nervous Wreck (1926) - Reggie De Vere


  • For Wives Only (1926) - Dr. Carl Tanzer


  • The Cheerful Fraud (1926) - Steve


  • Play Safe (1927) - Scott's son


  • The Heart Thief (1927) - Count Lazlos


  • Framed (1927) - Arthur Remsen


  • Painting the Town (1927) - Raymond Tyson


  • Home Made (1927) - Robert Van Dorn


  • The Port of Missing Girls (1928) - DeLeon


  • Ladies of the Night Club (1928)


  • The Wright Idea (1928) - Mr. Roberts


  • Caught in the Fog (1928) - Crook


  • Romance of a Rogue (1928) - Leonard Hardingham


  • The Lone Wolf's Daughter (1929) - Count Polinac


  • Circumstantial Evidence (1929) - Henry Lord


  • Light Fingers (1929) - London Tower


  • Men Without Women (1930) - Cmdr. Weymouth


  • Journey's End (1930) - Pvt. Mason


  • Anybody's Woman (1930) - Walter Harvey


  • Another Fine Mess (1930, Short) - Lord Leopold Ambrose Plumtree (uncredited)


  • The Lion and the Lamb (1931) - Bert


  • The Man Who Came Back (1931) - Gibson (uncredited)


  • Dracula (1931) - Martin


  • Always Goodbye (1931) - Bit Role (uncredited)


  • The Big Gamble (1931)


  • The Menace (1932) - Bailiff


  • Devil's Lottery (1932) - Toaster (uncredited)


  • Man About Town (1932) - Minor Role


  • If I Were Free (1933) - Minor Role (uncredited)


  • Facing the Music (1933) - (uncredited)


  • A Political Party (1934) - Mr. Whitman (final film role)




References





External links








  • Charles K. Gerrard on IMDb


  • Charles K. Gerrard at the Internet Broadway Database Edit this at Wikidata











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