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Howard Crampton (12 December 1865 – 15 June 1922) was an American actor of the silent era. He appeared in 73 films between 1913 and 1922.
He was born in New York, New York.
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Born
Thursday, 12 January 1865
Died
Thursday, 15 June 1922
Actor Filmography
| Title | Character | Year |
|---|
| Nan of the North | Igloo | 1922 |
| The Man Who Married His Own Wife | Judge Lawrence | 1922 |
| Judge Her Not | Ogden Holmes | 1921 |
| The Bronze Bell | Dogger | 1921 |
| Hearts Are Trumps | Butler | 1920 |
| Someone in the House | English | 1920 |
| The Screaming Shadow | J.W. Russell | 1920 |
| The Trail of the Octopus | Dr. Reid Stanhope | 1919 |
| In His Brother's Place | Abel Cruck | 1919 |
| The Lion's Den | Mr. Blake | 1919 |
Actor Filmography
| Title | Character | Year |
|---|
| Nan of the North | Igloo | 1922 |
| The Man Who Married His Own Wife | Judge Lawrence | 1922 |
| Judge Her Not | Ogden Holmes | 1921 |
| The Bronze Bell | Dogger | 1921 |
| Hearts Are Trumps | Butler | 1920 |
| Someone in the House | English | 1920 |
| The Screaming Shadow | J.W. Russell | 1920 |
| The Trail of the Octopus | Dr. Reid Stanhope | 1919 |
| In His Brother's Place | Abel Cruck | 1919 |
| The Lion's Den | Mr. Blake | 1919 |
| The Voice of Destiny | Briggs | 1918 |
| With Hoops of Steel | Pierre Delarue | 1918 |
| Humdrum Brown | Carlos Tanner | 1918 |
| The Wife He Bought | Hutch Valiant | 1918 |
| The Scarlet Car | Cyrus Peabody | 1917 |
| Like Wildfire | William Tobias | 1917 |
| The Voice on the Wire | Captain Cronin | 1917 |
| Black Orchids | Sebastian de Maupin | 1917 |
| 20, 000 Leagues Under the Sea | Cyrus Harding | 1916 |
| The Chalice of Sorrow | Siestra | 1916 |
| Half a Rogue | Daniel McQuade | 1916 |
| The Great Problem | Joseph | 1916 |
| The White Terror | Emerson Boyd | 1915 |
| Traffic in Souls | The Go-Between | 1913 |
| Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde | Dr. Lanyon | 1913 |
