Gladden James

Gladden James was an American actor, recognized for his roles in films like The Third Degree, Iron and Steel, and Weary River. He was active during the silent film era and worked with Vitagraph in the 1910s.

Personal and Family Life

Born on February 26, 1888, in Zanesville, Ohio, Gladden James came from humble beginnings. Little is known about his family, but he maintained a presence in early American cinema. His career spanned several decades, showcasing his talent in various roles.

Death and Legacy

Gladden James passed away on August 28, 1948, in Hollywood, California, due to leukemia. His contributions to the film industry during the silent and early sound eras left a mark, and he is remembered as a significant figure in American cinema history.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
The Princess Comes Across 1936-05-22 Ship’s Official (uncredited)
The Mayor of Hell 1933-06-24 Car Owner Paying 25ยข (uncredited)
Consolation Marriage 1931-11-21 Charlie – One of the Boys (uncredited)
Branded Men 1931-11-07 Sam – Bookkeeper
The Adorable Cheat 1928-08-14 Howard Carter
A Clouded Name 1923-02-19 Jim Allen
The Look Out Girl 1928-11-02 Conway
Weary River 1929-02-10 Jerry’s Manager
His Captive Woman 1929-02-03
The Good in the Worst of Us 1915-08-28 The Crook
The Safety Curtain 1918-07-10 Sylvester
Music Is Magic 1935-11-01 Reporter (uncredited)
Stage Mother 1933-09-29 Audience Member
The Social Secretary 1916-09-16 Jimmie de Puyster
Three Who Loved 1931-07-03 Bank Employee
Rose of Washington Square 1939-05-05 Court Bailiff (uncredited)
Another Thin Man 1939-11-17 Fingerprint Man (uncredited)
Swanee River 1939-12-29 Hotel Clerk
Paradise Island 1930-07-15 Roy Armstrong