
James Morrison, born James Woods Morrison, was an American silent movie actor with over 180 film credits. He later published two novels, Road End (1927) and April Luck (1932). He taught speech and drama classes at Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn for many years.

as Paul Scanlon

as Gordon

as Anatole

as Abel

as Grant Demarest

as Jimmy Moore

as Jeremy Pitt

as Clinton (1870 prologue)

as Rollie Burbeck

as David

as Leslie Bradbury

as Jimmy

as Jim Manning

as Harry Smith

as Bob

as Charles Black

as Lt. Walter Hurst / David Hurst

as Phil Burnham

as Gavin Dishart

as Norman Minot

as Barry West

as Ned Brabazon

as Harry Blomefield

as Richard Audaine

as Robert Blackburn

as Leonard Travers

as Robert Pitcairn - Jeanne's sweetheart

as Lt. Ralph Harrison

as Orrin Castleton

as Billy Emerson, Mildred's Fiancé

as Bob Worth

as Albert Lloyd

as James Manly / Aguinaldo

as Franklin Church

as Paul Savary

as Ossip Pulaski

as Philip Ward

as (uncredited)

as Harold Winthrop

as Arthur Reynolds

as Bob Deering

as Dick Cartwright

as Arthur Mansfield

as Dave Darcey

as Richard Ralston

as Gilman Austen

as Dick Morgan

as Hugh Williams - the Son

as Newell Russell

as Harris

as Tom Forsythe

as Charley Harrison

as Bob Hammond aka The Battler

as Sidney Rance

as Jan De Bar

as John - Florence's Brother

as Ralph Brooks

as The Theatrical Manager

as Rupert

as Polly's Sweetheart

as Stephan Royston - Younger Son

as Guy Dunbar

as Payne Morrison

as Hal Gilman

as John Brown

as Freddy - the Young Sweetheart

as Dick Anderson

as Jacques Javillier

as Detective Phil Riordan

as Old Silas Liversedge - the Father

as Jimmy - the Nephew

as Jim Stillwell

as Hugo Hunfalvy

as Luigi

as Undetermined Role (uncredited) (unconfirmed)

as Tom Saunders

as John Steele

as Joe Leigh - an Artist

as Rodney Miller

as Ralph Lyons

as Ernest Lardner

as George Darrel

as Jack Upton

as Earle Castro

as Brother Paul

as David - Mrs. Blair's Son

as Carl Heiner

as John Wild - Allen's Son

as Boone Morton Sr.

as Percy

as Wylie Stone

as Jack Harvey - the Artist

as The Husband

as Wallace Dixon - Alfred's Son

as Harry Eschert - Lila's Sweetheart

as Billy

as Derrick Corday, William's Son

as Francis Phillips

as Jack Gray, Their Son

as One of the Doctor's Friends

as Lord Alvanley

as Office Employee

as Chester Colton

as George

as Wallie

as John Tobin

as The Stranger

as Lt. Graham

as Jim - Third Suitor

as Young Man at Cotillion (uncredited)

as Silvius, a Shepherd

as Aubrey, The Artist Under Suspicion

as Jack Wilson - an Officer of the British Regiment in India

as Charles Mackay, A Young Author, Caroline's Sweetheart

as Suiter

as Jasper Brinton, Mrs. Brinton's Son

as Tommy Morgan

as Mark

as Young Mayford - Gladys's Brother

as Duncan Miller

as James - Gordon's Valet

as The Palace Poet

as Percival Summers - Clara's Sweetheart

as Jack - the Adopted Son

as Herbert - Senator Walker's Nephew

as Edith's Sweetheart

as Jack Moss - the Girl's Sweetheart

as Beth's Sweetheart

as Gregg

as The Criminal's Right-Hand-Man

as James Davidson - Cecilia's Fiancé

as Sir Brian's Son, Gerald

as A Young Sculptor

as Harry Beecham, Janet's Seventh Son

as James

as Harry Brown - the Young Man Who Finds Belle's Dancing Shoes

as Tom - a Reporter

as Howard Peyton

as Willie Green

as The Younger Werner Brother

as The Son

as Jack Morrison - the Son

as Cowboy

as Phil Gardner - Nellie's Brother

as Mandy's School Chum's Brother

as The Classmate

as Bob

as Jack Hally

as Daniel Briton, the Huckster

as Jack Howard

as The Father

as Peasant brother