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Charles Stevenson
Charles Stevenson
	Stevenson as officer in Number, Please? (1920)
Born	October 13, 1887; Sacramento, California, US
Died	July 4, 1943 (aged 55); Palo Alto, California, US
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1914–1925

Charles Stevenson (October 13, 1887 – July 4, 1943) was an American film actor of the silent era.^[1]^[2] He appeared in 136 films between 1914 and 1925. He was born in Sacramento, California, and died in Palo Alto, California.

Filmography edit

Year	Title	Role	Note
1916	Luke, the Candy Cut-Up	—	Short
	Luke Pipes the Pippins	—	Short, Lost film
	Luke's Double	—	Short film
	Luke's Late Lunchers	—	Short, lost film
	Luke Laughs Last	—
	Luke's Fatal Flivver	—
	Luke's Society Mixup	—
	Luke Rides Roughshod	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson
	Luke, Crystal Gazer		Short film
	Luke's Lost Lamb		Short, lost film
	Luke Does the Midway		Short, lost film
	Luke Joins the Navy	Sailor (as Charles E. Stevenson)	Short film
	Luke and the Mermaids	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson	Short, lost film
	Luke's Speedy Club Life		Short, lost film
	Luke and the Bang-Tails		Short film
	Luke, the Chauffeur		Short, lost film
	Luke's Preparedness Preparations
	Luke, the Gladiator
	Luke, Patient Provider
	Luke's Newsie Knockout
	Luke's Movie Muddle		Short film
	Luke, Rank Impersonator		Short, lost film
	Luke's Fireworks Fizzle		Short, lost film
	Luke Locates the Loot		Short film
	Luke's Shattered Sleep	Flophouse Manager (as Charles E. Stevenson)	Short film

Year	Title	Role	Note
1917	Luke's Lost Liberty	(Unknown) (as Charles E. Stevenson)	Short, lost film
	Lonesome Luke, Lawyer
	Luke Wins Ye Ladye Faire
	Lonesome Luke's Lively Life
	Lonesome Luke on Tin Can Alley		Short film
	Lonesome Luke's Honeymoon		Short, lost film
	Stop! Luke! Listen!		Short film
	Lonesome Luke, Messenger	—	Short film
	Lonesome Luke's Wild Women	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson	Short, lost film
	Lonesome Luke Loses Patients		Short, lost film
	Pinched		Short film
	Birds of a Feather		Short, lost film
	From Laramie to London	—
	Love, Laughs and Lather	(Unknown) Charles E. Stevenson
	Clubs Are Trump	(Unknown) Charles E. Stevenson	Short film
	All Aboard	The Bag Agent (as C.E. Stevens)	Short film
	We Never Sleep	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson	Short, lost film
	Move On	—	Short film
	Step Lively	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson	Short film
	Bashful	—	Short, uncredited
	The Big Idea	—	Short, uncredited

Year	Title	Role	Note
1918	The Tip	—	Short film
	On the Jump	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson
	Follow the Crowd	—
	It's a Wild Life	—
	Hey There!	Prop Man
	The Non-Stop Kid	Unconfirmed
	Two-Gun Gussie	Whooping-Cough Charlie, the Sheriff
	The City Slicker	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson
	Sic 'Em, Towser		Short, lost film
	Somewhere in Turkey		Short film
	An Ozark Romance		Short film
	Bride and Gloom		Short, lost film
	Are Crooks Dishonest?	(Unknown) as C.E. Stevenson	Short film
	Kicking the Germ Out of Germany	—	Short, lost film
	That's Him	—	Short film
	Two Scrambled	—	Short, lost film
	Bees in His Bonnet	—	Short, lost film

Year	Title	Role	Note
1919	Do You Love Your Wife?	Detective	Short
	Ask Father	The Cop	Short, uncredited
	Ring Up the Curtain	Stagehand
	Just Neighbors	Post Man
	Spring Fever	Busy Bee counter man	Short
	Be My Wife	—	Short
	The Rajah	(Unknown) as Charles E. Stevenson	Short, lost film
	He Leads, Others Follow
	Soft Money
	Count the Votes
	His Only Father
	Pay Your Dues		Short film
	Bumping Into Broadway	—	Short film
	Captain Kidd's Kids	Servant	Short, uncredited
	From Hand to Mouth	Stolen Wallet Cop	Short, uncredited

Year	Title	Role	Note
1920	His Royal Slyness	Man Who Won't Buy Books	Short, uncredited
	Haunted Spooks	Undetermined Secondary Role
	An Eastern Westerner	The Headwaiter - Card Player
	High and Dizzy	Police Officer
	Get Out and Get Under	—
	Number, Please?	Cop - Man on Rollercoaster

Year	Title	Role	Note
1921	Now or Never	Conductor	Short, uncredited
1921	A Sailor-Made Man	Recruiting Officer	Short, uncredited

Year	Title	Role	Note
1922	Grandma's Boy	Harold's Rival
	One Terrible Day	Butler	Short, uncredited
	Dr. Jack	Asylum Guard	Uncredited

Year	Title	Role	Note
1923	The Champeen	Officer	Short
	A Pleasant Journey	Conductor - Officer	Short
	The Shriek of Araby	Luke Hassan (as Charles E. Stevenson)
	Safety Last!	Ambulance Attendant	Uncredited
	Boys to Board	Bootlegger	Short
	Under Two Jags	Arab Officer (as Charles E. Stevenson)
	Dogs of War! (film)	Actor 'Dan' (as Charles E. Stevenson)
	Kill or Cure	Door slamming non-customer	Short, uncredited
	Gas and Air	Garage Owner	Short
	Lodge Night	Auto Thief (as Charles E. Stevenson)	Short
	Short Orders	Customer	Short, uncredited
	Why Worry?	Revolutionary with Moustache	Uncredited
	A Man About Town	Shop Assistant	Short
	No Noise	Physician
	Stage Fright	Tony the Fruit Vendor
	The Whole Truth	Jewish Tailor
	Scorching Sands	Arab

Year	Title	Role	Title
1924	Hot Water	Wifey's Big Brother - Charley Stokes
1924	Girl Shy	Train Conductor	Uncredited

Year	Title	Role	Note
1925	Isn't Life Terrible?	Medical Officer	Short, uncredited
	The Freshman	Assistant Coach	Uncredited
	Are Parents Pickles?	—	Short, final role

Year	Title	Role	Note
1960	Mischief Makers	Policeman - Butler - Giovanna de Bullochi	Archive footage, posthumous release
1989	American Masters	Big Brother from Hot Water	Archive footage, posthumous release, episode: Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius

^ "New-York Tribune from New York, New York on April 11, 1905 · Page 7". Retrieved December 31, 2017.
^ "The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee on December 29, 1919 · Page 6". Retrieved December 31, 2017.

Charles Stevenson
Stevenson as officer in Number, Please? (1920)
Born	(1887-10-13)October 13, 1887 Sacramento, California, US
Died	July 4, 1943(1943-07-04) (aged 55) Palo Alto, California, US
Occupation	Actor
Years active	1914–1925