Lawrence Swinburne

Actor - USA
Borndate unknown
Deathdate unknown

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The day of birth of Lawrence Swinburne is not on record. He was an American Actor, known for Mr. Meeson's Will (1915), All Aboard (1915), The Whispered Word (1916), Lawrence Swinburne's first movie on record is from 1915. Lawrence Swinburne died on an unknown date. His last motion picture on file dates from 1916.

Lawrence Swinburne Filmography [Auszug]
1916: [04.20] Master Shakespeare, Strolling Player (Cast: William Shakespeare), Directed by Frederick Sullivan, with Florence LaBadie, Robert Vaughn,
1916: [03.15] The Whispered Word (Cast: The Foreman), Directed by William Parker, with Wayne Arey, Grace DeCarlton, John H. Gilmour,
1915: [11.28] All Aboard (Cast: Florence's Rejected Suitor), Directed by N. N., with Florence LaBadie, Samuel N. Niblack, Ethyle Cooke,
1915: [11.06] Mr. Meeson's Will (Cast: Mr. Tombey), Directed by Frederick Sullivan, with Florence LaBadie, Justus D. Barnes, Bert Delaney,

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