Owen Evans was an American actor who is best known for Freed by Fido, Treed, and Some Liars. He was born on April 9, 1878, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and passed away on September 10, 1924, in Los Angeles, California.
Personal and Family Life
Owen Evans was born into a family that encouraged artistic pursuits. Little is known about his family life, but his passion for acting led him to the silver screen during the early days of film.
Career
Evans had a notable career in the silent film era, appearing in various short films. His roles often included character parts, showcasing his versatility as an actor. Some of his works include “Finger Prints,” “Oranges and Lemons,” and “A Vanquished Flirt.”
Death and Legacy
Owen Evans died on September 10, 1924, leaving behind a modest legacy in the film industry. His contributions to early cinema are remembered by enthusiasts of silent films, and his roles continue to be appreciated by audiences today.
Filmography
Title | Year | Role |
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Finger Prints | 1923 | Constable Ginn |
A Man About Town | 1923 | Streetcar passenger (uncredited) |
Oranges and Lemons | 1923 | N/A |
Under Two Jags | 1923 | Soldier (uncredited) |
Do Your Stuff | 1923 | Stage actor |
Tight Shoes | 1923 | Customer with basket |
Mr. Hyppo | 1923 | Man in front row (uncredited) |
The Lucky Dog | 1921 | Poodle Owner’s Father (uncredited) |
Dunces and Dangers | 1918 | N/A |
Boodle and Bandits | 1918 | N/A |
Skids and Scalawags | 1918 | N/A |
Romans and Rascals | 1918 | N/A |
Stripes and Stumbles | 1918 | N/A |
Nuts in May | 1918 | N/A |
A Vanquished Flirt | 1917 | Painter |