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Acting
April 12, 1893
September 5, 1920
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.

Self (archive footage)
1998

Jimmie Hilton
1919

The Boy
1919

William Jenkins
1919

James Grey
1919

John L. Logan Jr
1919

Edward Livingston
1918

Jim Young
1918

The Boy - Douglas Gordon Hamilton
1918

Ned Morris
1917

as Self (archive footage)

as Jimmie Hilton

as The Boy

as William Jenkins

as James Grey

as John L. Logan Jr

as Edward Livingston

as Jim Young

as The Boy - Douglas Gordon Hamilton

as Ned Morris
as Frank Trent

as Jimmie Bates

as The Boy (Modern Story)

as Larry O'Dea

as Bob Jordan

as Jimmie Parker

as Jimmie Vance

as Henry Gaylord

as Tod
as Ed, in love with Annie
as Arthur Lee
as Joe Merriam
as Uriah Hudson

as The Grocery Boy
as Bob - Alice's Sweetheart
as Bob Taylor

as Joe Belle
as Robert

as Larry Joyce

as The Eastener, Robert Winthrop

as American lover

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

as John Andrews, the son

as Nathan
as The Rugmaker's Daughter's Sweetheart

as The Young Father
as The Southern Boy
as Young Boy

as The Adopted Brother
as Union Member

as The Son
as The Messenger / Medicine Show Patron / In Church

as The Messenger

as The Farmer's Adopted Son
as One of the Son's Friends
as The Orphan

as Strongheart, a Yaqui Youth

as Asylum Guard

as The Young Friend
as The Son

as Jim
as Boy Who Gives Directions

as The Deputy

as The Beloved Son

as Gato's Brother
as The Desk Clerk
as The Father's Favorite Son
as The Tender-Hearted Boy


as Witness to Accident

as In Cavalry

as Young Burglar
as The Young Man

as Youth Outside Church

as On Porch

as The Southern Boy

as Indian

as Rival Gang Member / In Alley / At Dance

as Beau at Ice Cream Festival

as A Brother

as The Rival / In Club


as At Stage Door

as The Boyfriend

as The Great Brother's Friend

as Weakhands

as Schoolboy

as The Murdered Indian's Son

as The Young Woman's Brother

as A Farmer

as The Victim / In Gambling Hall

as The Messenger

as The Delivery Boy

as The Errand Boy


as The Neighbor with Unbuttoned Cuffs


as Bobby

as A Settler

as At Soda Fountain

as Bakery Assistant

as A Union soldier (uncredited)

as Family Friend
as The Boy

as On Street / Accident Witness

as The Bellboy

as In Wagon Train

as Bobby

as The Old Soldier's Son

as On Ship


as Enoch's Teenage Son

as Buying Newspapers


as At Stage Door

as Young Boy

as Sweatshop Employee

as At Post Office

as The Country Boy


as Boy with Drum
as Bystander

as At Station

as Stagehand / Usher


as At the Club
as On the Bridge

as Outside Company Office

as Farmer


as One of the Boys



as One of the Children on the Street

as Messenger

as Theatre Usher
as The Messenger

as In Street Crowds

as On Street
as Messenger

as Messenger

as Theatre Audience
as Messenger

as A Messenger
as Messenger
as Man Leaving Factory
as George Wilkinson
as Valet

as Stock Boy

as Messenger

as On Boardwalk
as Messenger
as Young Man


as Bellboy

as Messenger

as Boy in Front of Store
as Sign Changer

as Extra in Crowd

as Swifty
as Son
as Backstage messenger