Charles H. Hickman was an American actor best known for his roles in Below the Deadline (1929), Shadows of the West (1921), and Doctor Neighbor (1916). Born on March 6, 1878, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, he had a diverse career in the film industry. He passed away on September 19, 1938, in Sawtelle, California.
Personal and Family Life
Charles H. Hickman was married three times. His first marriage was to Annie Florence Wolstenholme, followed by Frances Matkov, and his last wife was Virginia Elizabeth Cantrell. He had four children: Bill Hickman, Alfred Marriner Hickman, Muriel Wolstenholme Hickman, and John Napoleon Hickman.
Death and Legacy
Charles H. Hickman died on September 19, 1938. His contributions to the film industry, particularly during the silent film era, showcased his talent and versatility as an actor. Although not widely remembered today, his work remains a part of cinematic history.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Torchy Blane in Chinatown | Mike (uncredited) | 1939 |
| Broadway Musketeers | Second Detective at Murder Scene (uncredited) | 1938 |
| The Whole Town’s Talking | Detective (uncredited) | 1935 |
| Sweet Adeline | Marx (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Mills of the Gods | Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited) | 1934 |
| The Captain Hates the Sea | Pilot (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Lady by Choice | Detective (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Among the Missing | Cop (uncredited) | 1934 |
| The Party’s Over | Man in Speakeasy (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Beyond the Law | Garage Owner (as Charles Hickman) | 1934 |
| Whom the Gods Destroy | Foreman (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Midnight Alibi | Politician (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Most Precious Thing in Life | Professor (uncredited) | 1934 |
| Sisters Under the Skin | Publicity Man | 1934 |
| Jimmy the Gent | Court Policeman (uncredited) | 1934 |