John Lancaster

John Lancaster was an American actor who is best known for Two Gay Dogs, The Dream of Dan McGuire, and At the Mask Ball. He was born in 1857 in Richmond, Virginia, and passed away on October 11, 1935, in Washington, District of Columbia.

Personal and Family Life

John Lancaster was born into a family in Richmond, where he likely developed his interest in acting at an early age. Though specific details about his family life are scarce, it is known he had a successful career in the early days of American cinema.

Death and Legacy

John Lancaster died on October 11, 1935, in Washington, D.C. His contributions to silent film and his memorable performances have left a lasting impact on the industry, making him a remembered figure in early American cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
A Freight Train Drama 1912-12-05 Red
Alas! Poor Yorick! 1913-04-21
An Embarrassing Predicament 1914-10-02 Anatole – the French Barber
A Day Off 1912-07-19 Con Ology
Chased Into Love 1917-02-12 Her Father
The Cloud Puncher 1917-02-15 The Town Squire
The Hobo’s Rest Cure 1912-11-27 Bill Grogan – the Happy Hobo
How the ‘Duke of Leisure’ Reached His Winter Home 1912-12-27 Percival Clarence Montmorence – the Duke of Leisure
The Gold Brick 1913-06-19 Mr. Till
Sweeney’s Dream 1913-07-16 Patrick Sweeney