Earl Mohan

Earl Mohan was an American actor who is best known for Two Wagons: Both Covered, The Buccaneers, and Sittin’ Pretty. He emerged as a leading silent screen comedian in the 1920s, often working with notable figures like Stan Laurel, Will Rogers, and Charley Chase.

Personal and Family Life

Earl Mohan was born on November 12, 1889, in Pueblo, Colorado, USA. Not much is publicly known about his personal or family life, but his career flourished during the silent film era, where he became a well-recognized comedian. He spent much of his professional life in Los Angeles, where he passed away.

Death and Legacy

Earl Mohan died on October 15, 1928, in Los Angeles, California. Although his career was cut short at a young age, he left a mark as a prominent comedian of the silent film era. His collaborations with comedic legends continue to be remembered, showcasing his influence in early American cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
All Wool 1925-10-24
The Whole Truth 1923-11-03 Florist
Riders of the Kitchen Range 1925-06-06
Too Many Mammas 1924-10-12 Beth’s Brother
Jus’ Passin’ Through 1923-10-14 Chief Deputy
The Cowboy Sheik 1924-02-03 Slicky
Luke and the Rural Roughnecks 1916-03-01
The ‘Fraidy Cat 1924-03-29 Lem Tucker – the Village Sheik
Safety Last! 1923-04-01 Drunk Exiting Acme Drug Co.
Cash Customers 1920-12-06
Join the Circus 1923-12-02
Heavy Seas 1923-10-07
Zeb vs. Paprika 1924-03-16
Two Wagons Both Covered 1924-01-05 Sam Woodhull
Sweet Daddy 1924-08-17
One of the Family 1924-02-02 The Lodger
Hard Knocks 1924-02-02 Cop
Don’t Forget 1924-02-02 Danny – the Cab Driver
Why Men Work 1924-08-31
Accidental Accidents 1924-11-09
Luke’s Movie Muddle 1916-12-03 Customer with glasses
Luke Lugs Luggage 1916-01-12
Ragtime Snap Shots 1915-11-29
Bughouse Bellhops 1915-11-08
For Heaven’s Sake 1926-04-05 Bum (uncredited)
Uncensored Movies 1923-12-09
Fast Black 1924-06-15 Knockout Kelly