Known For
Acting
Born
May 24, 1870
Died
Feb 17, 1937
Place of Birth
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Credits
174 titles
Charles Hill Mailes
Biography
Charles Hill Mailes (25 May 1870 – 17 February 1937) was a Canadian actor of primarily the silent era. Mailes appeared in 290 films between 1909 and 1935. He married actress Claire McDowell in 1906 and the couple appeared in numerous silent films together. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Known For
Filmography
Murder by Television
James Houghland
Sadie McKee
Uncle Ben (uncredited)
I'll Tell the World
Statesman
Treason
General Hawthorne
The Unholy Garden
Alfred de Jonghe
Mothers Cry
Mary's Father
Lilies of the Field
Judge
One Stolen Night
Doad
The Carnation Kid
Crawford Whitely
The Bellamy Trial
Defense Attorney
The Faker
Hadrian
The Phantom City
Benedict
What a Night!
Patterson
The Beautiful Spy
Saavedra
Queen of the Chorus
Rufus Van Der Layden
Drums of Love
Duke de Granada
The City Gone Wild
Luther Winthrop
The College Widow
Professor Witherspoon
The Great Mail Robbery
Stephen Phelps
Man Power
Judson Stoddard
Chasing Choo Choos
Silas Scott
Bitter Apples
Cyrus Thornden
Somewhere in Sonora
Mexicali Burton
Old Ironsides
Commodore Preble
The Man in the Saddle
Jeff Morgan Sr.
The Frontier Trail
Maj. Mainard
The Better Man
Charles Clifton
The Social Highwayman
The Mayor
The Combat
Jeremiah 'Jerry' Flint (as Charles Mailes)
The Blue Streak
Don Carlos
The Midnight Flyer
Silas Henderson
Free to Love
Kenton Crawford
The Fighting Demon
Señor Darcy
The Lighthouse by the Sea
Caleb Gale
Thundering Hoofs
Don Juan Estrada
Find Your Man
Gregory Mills
Name the Man
Attorney General
Held to Answer
District Attorney Searle
Soft Boiled
The Lawyer
East Side - West Side
Dr. Ernest Shepley
Michael O'Halloran
Peter Harding
The Bond Boy
Isom Chase
The Town Scandal
Bill Ramsey
Crashin' Thru
Benedict
The Man from Downing Street
Col. Wentworth
The Ten Dollar Raise
Stryker
Uncharted Seas
Old Jim Eastman
The Home Stretch
Mr. Wilson
The Mark of Zorro
Don Carlos Pulido
Go and Get It
J.L. Rich (as C. Mailles)