Charles W. Travis was an American actor best known for his roles in The Quality of Faith, According to Law, and As a Woman Sows. Born in February 1860 in Brooklyn, New York, he had a brief but impactful career in early cinema. He passed away on August 11, 1917, also in Brooklyn, New York.
Personal and Family Life
Charles W. Travis was born as Charles William Travis in Brooklyn. Details about his family and personal life are not widely documented. However, it is known that he dedicated a significant part of his life to the performing arts. His contributions to theater and film during the silent era reflect his passion for acting.
Death and Legacy
Travis died from a stroke on August 11, 1917, in his hometown of Brooklyn. Despite the brevity of his life and career, he left behind a selection of films that showcased his talents. Today, he is remembered for being part of the early film industry and contributing to the art of storytelling through cinema.
Filmography
| Year | Title | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 1916 | The Hidden Face | Middleton |
| 1916 | The Criminal’s Thumb | David Reed |
| 1916 | Flames of Vengeance | Millicent’s Father |
| 1916 | Armadale | Major Milroy |
| 1916 | The Isle of Love | Theatrical Manager |
| 1916 | The Quality of Faith | John Alford |
| 1916 | According to Law | Judge Randolph |
| 1916 | I Accuse | Rev. Morgan Landman |
| 1916 | The Idol of the Stage | Van Kortland (Philip’s Father) |
| 1916 | As a Woman Sows | Joseph Willoughby |
| 1916 | The Secret Agent | J.P. Hayden |
| 1915 | The New Adam and Eve | N/A |
| 1915 | The Card Players | Mr. Fremont – the Father |
| 1915 | The House with Nobody in It | N/A |
| 1914 | Springtime | Richard Steele (as Charles Travis) |