Birth Day: 1893-04-12
Place of birth: New York City, New York, U.S.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Robert "Bobby" Harron (April 12, 1893 – September 5, 1920) was an American motion picture actor of the early silent film era. Although he acted in scores of films, he is possibly best remembered for his roles in the Griffith-helmed films Intolerance and The Birth of a Nation. He was also the older brother of film actor John Harron and actress Mary Harron.
Credits
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As Self (archive footage) -
As Self (archive footage) -
As John L. Logan Jr -
As The Boy -
As Jimmie Hilton -
As James Grey -
As William Jenkins -
As The Boy - Douglas Gordon Hamilton -
As Edward Livingston -
As Jim Young -
As Ned Morris -
As Jimmie Bates -
As Frank Trent
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As Jimmie Parker -
As Larry O'Dea -
As Bob Jordan -
As Jimmie Vance -
As The Boy (Modern Story) -
As Henry Gaylord -
As Tod -
As Ed, in love with Annie
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As Harry Faulkner (Prologue) / Weakhands (The Old Days) -
As The Eastener, Robert Winthrop -
As Nathan -
As John Andrews, the son -
As The Grocery Boy -
As Bob - Alice's Sweetheart
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As American lover -
As Robert
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As Bob Taylor
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As Joe Merriam
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As Arthur Lee
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As Joe Belle -
As Larry Joyce -
As Uriah Hudson
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As Strongheart, a Yaqui Youth -
As The Messenger / Medicine Show Patron / In Church
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As Young Boy
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As The Orphan
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As The Beloved Son -
As The Adopted Brother -
As The Prodigal Son -
As Jim -
As The Father's Favorite Son
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As The Rugmaker's Daughter's Sweetheart
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As Asylum Guard -
As The Southern Boy
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As Gato's Brother -
As One of the Son's Friends
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As Union Member
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As The Young Friend -
As The Young Father -
As The Farmer's Adopted Son -
As The Son
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As The Messenger -
As The Tender-Hearted Boy
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As Boy Who Gives Directions
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As The Son -
As The Deputy -
As The Desk Clerk
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As On Porch -
As Schoolboy -
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As The Neighbor with Unbuttoned Cuffs -
As The Errand Boy -
As The Young Woman's Brother -
As The Victim / In Gambling Hall -
As A Settler -
As The Southern Boy -
As A Brother -
As The Great Brother's Friend -
As The Murdered Indian's Son -
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As Youth Outside Church -
As The Young Man
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As At Stage Door -
As Witness to Accident -
As The Boyfriend -
As The Delivery Boy -
As The Messenger -
As Beau at Ice Cream Festival -
As The Rival / In Club -
As In Cavalry -
As A Farmer -
As Bobby -
As At Soda Fountain -
As Indian -
As Young Burglar -
As Rival Gang Member / In Alley / At Dance -
As Weakhands -
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As On Ship -
As Bakery Assistant -
As In Wagon Train -
As The Old Soldier's Son -
As Teenage Arden Son -
As Enoch's Teenage Son -
As Bobby -
As A Union soldier (uncredited) -
As Family Friend -
As The Bellboy -
As The Boy
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As On Street / Accident Witness -
As Buying Newspapers -
As Young Boy
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As At Stage Door -
As At Station -
As The Country Boy -
As Sweatshop Employee -
As At Post Office -
As Bystander
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As Boy with Drum -
As Messenger -
As Messenger
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As One of the Children on the Street -
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As Stagehand / Usher -
As In Street Crowds -
As Farmer -
As At the Club -
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As The Messenger
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As On the Bridge
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As Messenger
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As Messenger
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As On Street -
As Theatre Usher -
As Outside Company Office -
As A Messenger -
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As One of the Boys -
As Theatre Audience -
As Extra in Crowd -
As Swifty -
As Sign Changer
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As Young Man
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As Messenger
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As Backstage messenger
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As On Boardwalk -
As Valet
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As Boy in Front of Store -
As George Wilkinson
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As Messenger -
As Stock Boy -
As Bellboy -
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As Messenger
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As Messenger
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As Man Leaving Factory
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As Son