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Charles H. Croker-King
1873 - 1951 |
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To his silent movies of those years
belong "A Question of Trust" (20), "The Tavern
Knight" (20), "The Four Just Men" (21) and "The
Experiment" (22). The theater remained his main
activity and Charles H. Croker-King continued to appear in front
of the camera sporadically. After a longer cinematical interruption he
continued his film career in the sound film era of the 30s for a
brief time, among others he took part in "The White Angel"
(36), "Libeled Lady" (36), "Lloyd's of London"
(36) and "45 Fathers" (37). Other movies
with Charles H. Croker-King: |
