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Harry Carter

Known For
Acting
Born
September 14, 1879 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Died
July 22, 1952
Active Years
1920–1948 (29 Years)
Total Credits
47 credits in database
Acting Born Sep 14, 1879 Died Jul 22, 1952 Louisville, Kentucky, USA 47 credits
47
Total Credits
1920–1948
29 Years Career Span
1
Vault Titles
0
Key Co-Stars

Biography

Harry Carter works in acting. Born September 14, 1879 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. Died July 22, 1952. Archytele tracks 47 screen credits across canonical film and television databases.

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Known for

The Ed Sullivan Show

as Self

Career timeline

The Ed Sullivan Show
The Fast Express
Burning WordsThe First DegreeBavuDead Game
Wolf LawUp and at 'EmThe Kentucky Derby
The Hope Diamond MysteryJackieSure FireReputationGo Straight
Thou Art the Man
After His Own Heart
Which Woman?The Girl in the DarkThe Lure of the CircusThe Bride's AwakeningKiss or Kill
The Gray GhostEven as You and ILife's PendulumThe Circus of LifeA Kentucky Cinderella
The Right to Be HappyThe Bugler of AlgiersA Youth of FortuneThe Pool of FlameA Son of the Immortals
Judge Not; or The Woman of Mona DiggingsThe Silent CommandThe Frame-Up
The Master KeyThe Little Sister

Full Filmography

47 titles
  • The Ed Sullivan Show (1948) as Self
  • The Fast Express (1924)
  • Burning Words (1923) as Slip Martin
  • The First Degree (1923) as District Attorney
  • Bavu (1923) as Shadow
  • Dead Game (1923) as Jenks
  • Wolf Law (1922) as 'Dandy' Dawson
  • Up and at 'Em (1922) as Crook
  • Advertisement
  • The Kentucky Derby (1922) as Bob Thurston
  • The Hope Diamond Mystery (1921) as Sidney Atherton / Nang Fu / Ghung
  • Jackie (1921) as Bill Bowman
  • Sure Fire (1921) as Rufus Coulter
  • Reputation (1921) as Dan Frawley
  • Go Straight (1921) as Hellfire Gibbs
  • The Torrent (1921) as Jud Rossen
  • Thou Art the Man (1920) as Mr. Prescott
  • After His Own Heart (1919) as Dr. Spleen
  • Which Woman? (1918) as The Butler
  • The Girl in the Dark (1918) as Strang
  • The Lure of the Circus (1918) as Edward Lawrence
  • The Bride's Awakening (1918)
  • Kiss or Kill (1918) as Craig
  • The Marriage Lie (1918)
  • Beans (1918) as Ellis
  • The Gray Ghost (1917) as The Gray Ghost
  • Even as You and I (1917) as Saturniska
  • Life's Pendulum (1917) as Dart
  • The Circus of Life (1917) as Gaston Bouvais
  • A Kentucky Cinderella (1917) as 'Kentuck' Windfield Gordon / Henry Gordon
  • Beloved Jim (1917) as 'Beloved' Jim Brockton
  • The Fugitive (1917) as Dan Morgan
  • Somebody Lied (1917) as Willie
  • The Right to Be Happy (1916) as Jacob Marley
  • The Bugler of Algiers (1916) as Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
  • A Youth of Fortune (1916) as Cormack O'Donovan
  • The Pool of Flame (1916) as Duke Victor
  • A Son of the Immortals (1916) as Gen. Stampoff
  • The Measure of a Man (1916) as Jack Flack
  • The Social Buccaneer (1916) as Caglioni
  • The Silent Battle (1916) as Coleman Van Duyn
  • Secret Love (1916) as Ralph Lonsdale
  • The Beckoning Trail (1916) as 'Placer' Murray
  • Judge Not; or The Woman of Mona Diggings (1915) as Lee Kirk
  • The Silent Command (1915) as Dr. Sevani
  • The Frame-Up (1915) as Richard Sears
  • The Master Key (1914) as Harry Wilkerson
  • The Little Sister (1914) as The Brother

Frequently Asked Questions

What movies or TV shows is Harry Carter best known for?

Harry Carter is widely recognized for notable roles and projects including The Ed Sullivan Show (1948).

When and where was Harry Carter born?

Harry Carter was born on September 14, 1879 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. They passed away on July 22, 1952.

How many credits does Harry Carter have?

Harry Carter has accumulated over 47 film and television credits across a career spanning from 1920 to 1948.

Harry Carter by the numbers

47credits
46films
1TV series
1914–1948active years

Age in their best-rated roles

Full filmography (47) Born on September 14 In memoriam 1952

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