Charles Kemper

Charles Kemper was an American actor who is best known for Scarlet Street, The Doolins of Oklahoma, and Fighting Father Dunne. Born on September 6, 1900, in Oklahoma, USA, he made a significant mark in the film industry. He was married to Jacqueline Kemper and passed away on May 12, 1950, in Burbank, California, due to a road accident.

Personal and Family Life

Charles Kemper lived a private life with a close-knit family. He was married to Jacqueline Kemper, and they remained together until his untimely death. Little is known about their life together, highlighting Kemper’s preference for keeping personal matters away from the public eye.

Death and Legacy

Charles Kemper tragically died in a road accident on May 12, 1950. His legacy lives on through his memorable performances in various films, which still resonate with audiences today. Kemper’s contributions to cinema are remembered, especially his roles in Edgar G. Ulmer’s classic films during the 1940s.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Where Danger Lives 1950-11-16 Postville Police Chief
Yellow Sky 1948-12-24 Walrus
On Dangerous Ground 1951-12-13 Pop Daley
Wagon Master 1950-04-22 Uncle Shiloh Clegg
The Southerner 1945-04-30 Tim
Scarlet Street 1945-12-25 Patch-eye Higgins
Intruder in the Dust 1949-11-22 Crawford Gowrie
Sister Kenny 1946-10-10 Mr. McIntyre
The Shocking Miss Pilgrim 1947-01-04 Herbert Jothan
Stars in My Crown 1950-05-11 Prof. Sam Houston Jones
The Doolins of Oklahoma 1949-05-27 Thomas ‘Arkansas’ Jones
Fury at Furnace Creek 1948-04-30 Peaceful Jones
That Hagen Girl 1947-11-01 Jim Hagen
Adventure in Baltimore 1949-04-19 Mr. Steuben
Money on Your Life 1938-05-13 Charlie Kemp
Getting an Eyeful 1938-01-21 Henry Groper, Optician
The Officer’s Mess 1935-11-09 Sarge
Fighting Father Dunne 1948-05-12 Emmett Mulvey
Belle Starr’s Daughter 1948-11-13 Deputy Gaffer
The Nevadan 1950-01-11 Sheriff Dyke Merrick
Gunfighters 1947-07-15 Sheriff Kiscaden
California Passage 1950-12-15 Sheriff Willy Clair
A Ticket to Tomahawk 1950-05-19 Chuckity
King of the Wild Horses 1947-03-28 Rudy
Dimboola: The Stage Play 1973-05-22 The Very Reverend Patrick O’Shea
Taking the Count 1937-04-24 Richard Howe
Waiting for Baby 1941-01-24 Expectant Father
Show for Sale 1937-10-29 Hotel Man
Gallant Journey 1946-09-24 Father “Dickie” Ball
Mr. Music 1950-12-08 Mr. Danforth
An Angel Comes To Brooklyn 1945-11-27 Phineas Aloysius Higby
The Timid Ghost 1937-09-24 Charles Earle Gilbert