Harold Meltzer was an American actor who is best known for When Love Is King, Always in the Way, and The Ticket-of-Leave Man. He was born on July 18, 1888, in Paris, France, and passed away in October 1974 in Charleston, South Carolina, USA.
Personal and Family Life
Details about Harold Meltzer’s personal life are scarce. He was born into a world that melded European and American cultures. Information about his family background and relationships is not widely documented.
Career Highlights
Harold Meltzer appeared in several films during the early 20th century, making a mark in silent cinema. His most notable works include roles in films such as When Love Is King and Always in the Way, showcasing his talent during the silent film era.
Death and Legacy
Harold Meltzer passed away in October 1974 in Charleston, South Carolina. His contributions to early cinema remain remembered, although he may not be widely known today. His performances in silent films continue to be of interest to film historians and enthusiasts.
Filmography
| Title | Role | Year |
|---|---|---|
| When Love Is King | Baron Tarnow | 1916 |
| Life’s Pitfalls | Dr. Courtney | 1915 |
| Friend Wilson’s Daughter | Burke Richmond | 1915 |
| Always in the Way | Alan Stillwell | 1915 |
| The Ticket-of-Leave Man | Chester Livingston | 1914 |