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Emory Johnson

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Born: March 16, 1894
Died: April 8, 1960
From: San Francisco, California, USA

Also known as

Alfred Emory Johnson

Biography

No biography is available for this person.

Known for

The Phantom Express

The Last Edition

The Shield of Honor

The West~Bound Limited

The Fourth Commandment

The Third Alarm

The Third Alarm

The Lone Eagle

Filmography

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1948

Romance on the High Seas

Acting (Ship Passenger (uncredited))

1932

The Phantom Express

Directing (Director) Writing (Writer) Production (Executive Producer)

1930

The Third Alarm

Directing (Director)

1927

The Shield of Honor

Directing (Director)

The Lone Eagle

Directing (Director)

The Fourth Commandment

Directing (Director) Writing (Writer)

1926

The Non-Stop Flight

Production (Producer) Directing (Director)

1925

The Last Edition

Acting (Newspaper Employee - Cameo Appearance) Directing (Director) Production (Producer)

1924

Life's Greatest Game

Directing (Director) Production (Producer)

The Spirit of the USA

Directing (Director) Production (Producer)

1923

The Mailman

Directing (Director) Production (Producer)

The West~Bound Limited

Directing (Director)

1922

The Third Alarm

Directing (Director)

Always the Woman

Acting (Herbert Boone)

1921

The Sea Lion

Acting (Tom Walton)

Prisoners of Love

Acting (James Randolph)

1920

She Couldn't Help It

Acting (William Lattimer)

Polly of the Storm Country

Acting (Robert Robertson)

The Walk-Offs

Acting (Robert Winston)

The Husband Hunter

Acting (Kent Whitney)

1919

The Tiger Lily

Acting (David Remington)

Trixie from Broadway

Acting (John Collins)

Put up Your Hands

Acting (Emory Hewitt)

Alias Mike Moran

Acting (Mike Moran)

1918

A Lady's Name

Acting (Gerald Wantage)

Johanna Enlists

Acting (Lt. Frank Le Roy)

Acting (Morgan Hunter)

The Ghost Flower

A Mother's Secret

Acting (Howard Grey)

Beauty in Chains

Acting (Pepe Rey Don Jose)

New Love for Old

Acting (Kenneth Scott)

1917

My Little Boy

Acting (Fred)