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Leo Delaney

Acting Born Mar 14, 1895 Swanton, Vermont, USA 24 credits

Biography

Leo Delaney works in acting. Born March 14, 1895 in Swanton, Vermont, USA. Archytele lists 24 screen credits below. A full profile for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.

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Known for

Film

The Telephone

as Husband

Frequent co-stars

Rose Tapley 1 shared title
Dolores Costello 1 shared title
William Shea 1 shared title

Career timeline

The Wall Street Mystery
The Moonshine Trail
The Slacker
The Surprises of an Empty HotelSusie SnowflakeBeaned by a Beanshooter
The Mouse and the LionSolitairesA Window on Washington ParkFather's HatbandBunny and the Bunny Hug
As You Like ItHer BoyThe Love of John RuskinWhere the Money WentThe Mills of the Gods
A Reformed Santa ClausA Tale of Two CitiesBy Woman's WitMadge of the MountainsVanity Fair
The TelephoneA Tin-Type Romance

Full filmography

  • The Telephone (1910) as Husband
  • As You Like It (1912) as Jacques De Bois
  • A Reformed Santa Claus (1911)
  • A Tale of Two Cities (1911) as Darnay
  • The Mouse and the Lion (1913) as The Lion - John Burling, Detective
  • Her Boy (1912) as Harry Ballor - the Son
  • The Moonshine Trail (1919) as Hampton's Secretary
  • The Love of John Ruskin (1912) as Sir John Millais
  • Where the Money Went (1912) as The Real Estate Agent
  • By Woman's Wit (1911) as The Clerk
  • The Mills of the Gods (1912) as Miguel
  • Madge of the Mountains (1911) as Henry Brownlee Jr.
  • The Wall Street Mystery (1920) as Minkin
  • The Meeting of the Ways (1912) as Dick - Tom's Dissolute Brother
  • Solitaires (1913) as Frank
  • The Surprises of an Empty Hotel (1916) as Charles Manders
  • The Slacker (1917) as John Harding
  • Susie Snowflake (1916) as David
  • A Window on Washington Park (1913) as The Old Man's Daughter's Husband
  • Father's Hatband (1913) as Sam - the Boyfriend
  • A Tin-Type Romance (1910) as Phil
  • Beaned by a Beanshooter (1916) as The Hero's Pal
  • Bunny and the Bunny Hug (1913)
  • Vanity Fair (1911) as George Osborne