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Stanhope Wheatcroft

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Born: May 10, 1888
Died: February 13, 1966
From: New York City, New York, USA

Also known as

Stanhope Nelson Wheatcroft · S. Wheatcroft · Stanley Wheatcroft

Biography

No biography is available for this person.

Known for

City Lights

Trouble in Paradise

One Way Passage

Gold Diggers of 1933

The Death Kiss

The Iron Horse

Sin Takes a Holiday

Filmography

32 displayed · 53 matching · 53 total

1939

Union Pacific

Acting (Secretary (uncredited))

1937

Kid Galahad

Acting (Championship Fight Spectator (uncredited))

1935

Break of Hearts

Acting (Ticket Purchaser (uncredited))

1934

Girl in Danger

Acting (Nightclub Patron (uncredited))

The Notorious Sophie Lang

Acting (Floor Walker (uncredited))

1933

The House on 56th Street

Acting (Blackjack Player (uncredited))

Gold Diggers of 1933

Acting (Nightclub Patron (uncredited))

1932

The Death Kiss

Acting (Mr. Wheatcroft)

Trouble in Paradise

Acting (Party Guest (uncredited))

One Way Passage

Acting (Nightclub Patron (uncredited))

1931

City Lights

Acting (Distinguished Gentleman in Cafe (uncredited))

1930

Sin Takes a Holiday

Acting (Ship’s Passenger (uncredited))

1927

Orchids and Ermine

1925

Madame Behave

Acting (Percy Fairweather)

The Iron Horse

Acting (John Hay (uncredited))

Keep Smiling

Acting (Gerald Deane)

Ridin' Pretty

Acting (Miller)

1924

Laughing at Danger

Acting (Darwin Kershaw)

Broadway or Bust

Acting (Freddie)

Pal o' Mine

Acting (Jonathan Black's Nephew (uncredited))

The Yankee Consul

Acting (Leopoldo)

No More Women

Acting (Randolph Parker)

1923

Blow Your Own Horn

Acting (Timonthy Cole)

Breaking Into Society

Acting (Wealthy Man)

When Knights Were Cold

Acting (Prince of Pluto, a Bad Knight)

1922

The Hottentot

Acting (Larry Crawford)

1921

Acting (Bobby Thorne)

Greater Than Love

Acting (The Youth)

Acting (Ed Sorenson)

1920

A Beggar in Purple

Acting (Roger Winton Jr.)

The Breath of the Gods

Acting (Pierre Le Beau)