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 The Boy -
As John L. Logan Jr -
As William Jenkins -
As James Grey -
As Jimmie Hilton -
As The Boy - Douglas Gordon Hamilton -
As Jim Young -
As Edward Livingston -
As Jimmie Bates -
As Frank Trent
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As Ned Morris -
As Jimmie Vance -
As Henry Gaylord -
As Jimmie Parker -
As Larry O'Dea -
As The Boy (Modern Story) -
As Bob Jordan -
As Tod -
As Joe Merriam
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As Joe Belle -
As The Grocery Boy -
As Arthur Lee
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As John Andrews, the son -
As Larry Joyce -
As Harry Faulkner (Prologue) / Weakhands (The Old Days) -
As The Eastener, Robert Winthrop -
As American lover -
As Nathan -
As Bob Taylor
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As Ed, in love with Annie
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As Uriah Hudson
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As Robert
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As Bob - Alice's Sweetheart
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As The Orphan
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As The Messenger / Medicine Show Patron / In Church
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As The Adopted Brother -
As Strongheart, a Yaqui Youth -
As Jim -
As The Son -
As Young Boy
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As The Farmer's Adopted Son -
As The Young Friend -
As The Southern Boy
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As Asylum Guard -
As The Prodigal Son
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As The Deputy -
As The Rugmaker's Daughter's Sweetheart
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As The Father's Favorite Son
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As Union Member
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As The Desk Clerk
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As Gato's Brother -
As One of the Son's Friends
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As The Beloved Son -
As The Young Father -
As The Son
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As Boy Who Gives Directions
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As The Tender-Hearted Boy
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As The Messenger -
As The Southern Boy -
As The Great Brother's Friend -
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As A Brother -
As The Young Woman's Brother -
As On Porch -
As The Murdered Indian's Son -
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As The Errand Boy -
As Youth Outside Church -
As Weakhands -
As The Messenger -
As Rival Gang Member / In Alley / At Dance -
As At Stage Door -
As Witness to Accident -
As Indian -
As The Young Man
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As The Neighbor with Unbuttoned Cuffs -
As The Boyfriend -
As The Delivery Boy -
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As Schoolboy -
As Beau at Ice Cream Festival -
As The Rival / In Club -
As In Cavalry -
As The Victim / In Gambling Hall -
As A Farmer -
As Bobby -
As At Soda Fountain -
As Young Burglar -
As A Settler -
As The Bellboy -
As The Boy
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As Bobby -
As Bakery Assistant -
As Enoch's Teenage Son -
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As A Union soldier (uncredited) -
As On Street / Accident Witness -
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As Family Friend -
As In Wagon Train -
As Buying Newspapers -
As The Old Soldier's Son -
As On Ship -
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As Bystander
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As At Station -
As Sweatshop Employee -
As Young Boy -
As The Country Boy -
As Boy with Drum -
As At Stage Door -
As At Post Office -
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As Stagehand / Usher -
As Messenger
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As In Street Crowds -
As On the Bridge
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As At the Club -
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As Theatre Audience -
As The Messenger
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As Messenger -
As One of the Children on the Street -
As Farmer -
As A Messenger -
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As Theatre Usher -
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As Outside Company Office -
As Messenger
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As On Street -
As Messenger
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As One of the Boys -
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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 Valet
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As George Wilkinson
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As Backstage messenger
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As On Boardwalk -
As Young Man
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As Stock Boy -
As Sign Changer
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As Messenger -
As Son
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As Boy in Front of Store -
As Extra in Crowd -
As Swifty -
As Messenger -
As Bellboy