
Acting
Robert Harron
EN, XX cinema · 156 credits
Born
12 April 1893
Died
5 September 1920 (aged 27)
Birthplace
New York City, New York, U.S.
Also known as Bobby Harron · Robert Emmett Harron
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.
Known for
Filmography

Star Power: The Creation Of United Artists
as Self (archive footage)

Lillian Gish: The Actor's Life for Me
as Self (archive footage)

True Heart Susie
as William Jenkins

The Greatest Question
as Jimmie Hilton

The Mother and the Law
as The Boy

The Girl Who Stayed at Home
as James Grey

A Romance of Happy Valley
as John L. Logan Jr

Hearts of the World
as The Boy - Douglas Gordon Hamilton

The Great Love
as Jim Young

The Greatest Thing in Life
as Edward Livingston

The Bad Boy
as Jimmie Bates

Sunshine Alley
as Ned Morris

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
as The Boy (Modern Story)

The Marriage of Molly-O
as Larry O'Dea

The Missing Links
as Henry Gaylord

Hoodoo Ann
as Jimmie Vance

A Child of the Paris Streets
as Jimmie Parker

A Wild Girl of the Sierras
as Bob Jordan

The Birth of a Nation
as Tod, Assistant Director

The Rebellion of Kitty Belle
as Joe Belle

The Avenging Conscience
as The Grocery Boy

The Escape
as Larry Joyce
Down by the Sounding Sea
1914
Down by the Sounding Sea
as Bob - Alice's Sweetheart
Moonshine Molly
1914
Moonshine Molly
as Uriah Hudson
The Odalisque
1914
The Odalisque
as Ed, in love with Annie

Judith of Bethulia
as Nathan

Brute Force
as Harry Faulkner (Prologue) / Weakhands (The Old Days)

Home, Sweet Home
as The Eastener, Robert Winthrop
Sands of Fate
1914
Sands of Fate
as Arthur Lee

The Life of General Villa
as American lover

The Battle of the Sexes
as John Andrews, the son

The Sheriff's Baby
as The Deputy
The Conscience of Hassan Bey
1913
The Conscience of Hassan Bey
as The Rugmaker's Daughter's Sweetheart
Brothers
1913
Brothers
as The Father's Favorite Son

Near To Earth
as Gato's Brother
The Sorrowful Shore
1913
The Sorrowful Shore
as One of the Son's Friends

The Battle at Elderbush Gulch
as The Young Father

Death's Marathon
as The Messenger
The Perfidy of Mary
1913
The Perfidy of Mary
as Boy Who Gives Directions
The Tender Hearted Boy
1913
The Tender Hearted Boy
as The Tender-Hearted Boy

The Yaqui Cur
as Strongheart, a Yaqui Youth
Her Mother's Oath
1913
Her Mother's Oath
as The Messenger / Medicine Show Patron / In Church
By Man's Law
1913
By Man's Law
as Young Boy

The Adopted Brother
as The Adopted Brother

Fate
as The Beloved Son

The Reformers
as The Son

A Timely Interception
as The Farmer's Adopted Son

The Lady and the Mouse
as The Young Friend
The Blue or the Gray
1913
The Blue or the Gray
as The Southern Boy

The House of Darkness
as Asylum Guard

The Pseudo Prodigal
as The Prodigal Son

The New York Hat
as Youth Outside Church

The Musketeers of Pig Alley
as Rival Gang Member / In Alley / At Dance

Two Daughters of Eve
as At Stage Door

A Cry for Help
as Witness to Accident

Heredity
as Indian
My Hero
1912
My Hero
as The Young Man

An Unseen Enemy
as The Boyfriend

One Is Business, the Other Crime
as The Delivery Boy

The Old Actor
as The Messenger

The Painted Lady
as Beau at Ice Cream Festival

So Near, Yet So Far
as The Rival / In Club

The Massacre
as In Cavalry

A Beast at Bay
as A Farmer

The Sands of Dee
as Bobby

For His Son
as At Soda Fountain

The Burglar’s Dilemma
as Young Burglar

Man's Genesis
as Weakhands

A Sailor’s Heart
as On Porch

Billy's Stratagem
as A Settler

The Informer
as The Southern Boy

A Pueblo Legend
as The Great Brother's Friend

A Feud in the Kentucky Hills
as A Brother

Home Folks
as The Young Woman's Brother

Fate's Interception
as The Errand Boy

A Temporary Truce
as The Murdered Indian's Son

A Lodging for the Night
as The Victim / In Gambling Hall

The School Teacher and the Waif
as Schoolboy

Friends
Actor

A String of Pearls
as The Neighbor with Unbuttoned Cuffs

The Long Road
as Family Friend

Her Awakening
as On Street / Accident Witness

Enoch Arden: Part II
as Teenage Arden Son

The Battle
as A Union soldier (uncredited)

The Last Drop of Water
as In Wagon Train

Fighting Blood
as The Old Soldier's Son

The Primal Call
as On Ship

The Italian Barber
as Buying Newspapers

Enoch Arden
as Enoch's Teenage Son

The Diving Girl
as The Bellboy

The Miser's Heart
as Bakery Assistant

Her Terrible Ordeal
as At Station
The Lesson
1910
The Lesson
as Young Boy

The Newlyweds
as Boy with Drum

Sunshine Sue
as Sweatshop Employee
The Converts
1910
The Converts
as Bystander

A Child's Impulse
as The Country Boy

The Modern Prodigal
as At Post Office

Winning Back His Love
as At Stage Door

To Save Her Soul
as Stagehand / Usher

Those Awful Hats
as Theatre Audience
Sweet Revenge
1909
Sweet Revenge
as On the Bridge

A Drunkard's Reformation
as Theatre Usher

At the Altar
as On Street

The Broken Locket
as Outside Company Office

Mr. Jones Has a Card Party
as A Messenger

Pranks
as One of the Boys
Drive for a Life
1909
Drive for a Life
as Messenger

Through the Breakers
as At the Club
A Burglar’s Mistake
1909
A Burglar’s Mistake
as The Messenger

The Salvation Army Lass
as In Street Crowds

His Duty
as One of the Children on the Street

The Girls and Daddy
as Messenger

Mixed Babies
as Boy in Front of Store

The Song of the Shirt
as Stock Boy

Her First Adventure
as Extra in Crowd
Thompson's Night Out
1908
Thompson's Night Out
as Sign Changer
Monday Morning in a Coney Island Police Court
1908
Monday Morning in a Coney Island Police Court
as Young Man

Where the Breakers Roar
as On Boardwalk
The Feud and the Turkey
1908
The Feud and the Turkey
as George Wilkinson
The Helping Hand
1908
The Helping Hand
as Messenger

A Calamitous Elopement
as Bellboy
The Test of Friendship
1908
The Test of Friendship
as Man Leaving Factory

A Smoked Husband
as Messenger
Professional Jealousy
1908
Professional Jealousy
as Backstage messenger
















