Joseph Holland was an American actor known for his roles in The Rich Idler, Back to Primitive, and A Perilous Ride. He was born on December 20, 1859, in New York City, New York, and passed away on September 25, 1926, in the same city.
Personal and Family Life
Joseph Holland was the son of actor George Holland and stage actress Catherine deLuce Holland. When his father died in 1870, their family faced discrimination due to their acting background, which led to a notable incident involving the church rector. He was unmarried and often collaborated with his brother, E. M. Holland, in various theatrical productions.
Death and Legacy
Joseph Holland died from bronchial pneumonia and paralysis at the age of 66. His contributions to early cinema are remembered, particularly his performances in short films during the silent film era. His family’s struggles and achievements in the world of theatre further highlight the challenges faced by actors in that time.
Filmography
Year | Title | Role |
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1913 | His Last Crooked Deal | Actor |
1913 | A Tenderfoot Hero | Simms |
1913 | The Outlaw’s Gratitude | John Moore – Ethel’s Father |
1913 | The Message of the Rose | Alonzo |
1913 | Jim’s Reward | Tom Manley |
1913 | The Apache Kid | Joe – the Apache Kid |
1913 | The Mysterious Hand | Actor |
1913 | Her Atonement | Black Hawk – a Renegade |
1913 | Rustic Hearts | Dan Breen |
1913 | The Legend of Lovers Leap | Wolf Fang |
1913 | A Perilous Ride | SeƱor Gazanga – the Mexican |
1913 | The Breed of the West | Jim Watson |
1913 | The Padre’s Strategy | Manuel Vasquez – the Bandit |
1913 | The Birthmark | Black Jack |
1913 | Back to Primitive | Brave Eagle – the Indian Chief |