Robert Schable was an American actor who is best known for Sherlock Holmes (1922), Bella Donna (1923), and The World to Live In (1919).
Personal and Family Life
Robert Schable was born on August 31, 1873, in Hamilton, Ohio. He was married to Wilda Bennett from March 20, 1912, until their divorce in 1920. Not much is known about his family life, but his brief marriage indicates that he had personal commitments alongside his acting career.
Career
Throughout his career, Schable appeared in numerous films, both as an actor and an assistant director. His work included notable titles in the silent film era, showcasing his versatility in various roles. Schable was part of the early Hollywood scene, contributing to films that would go on to be remembered in cinema history.
Death and Legacy
Robert Schable passed away on July 7, 1947, in Hollywood, California, in a tragic way as he died by suicide. His death marked the end of a life spent in the spotlight, and he left behind a legacy in film that continues to be acknowledged. Although he may not be a widely known figure today, his contributions to early cinema remain significant.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Partners Again | 1926-02-15 | Schenckmann |
| Paying the Piper | 1921-01-16 | Charles R. Wyndham |
| The Cheat | 1923-08-27 | Jack Hodge |
| The Man and the Moment | 1929-07-06 | Skippy |
| Nobody’s Money | 1923-01-28 | Carl Russell |
| On with the Dance | 1920-02-15 | Jimmy Sutherland |
| The Stranger | 1924-02-04 | Jim Walenn |
| Bella Donna | 1923-03-31 | Dr. Hartley |
| Sherlock Holmes | 1922-03-07 | Alf Bassick |
| The Love of Sunya | 1927-03-11 | Henri Picard |
| Blind Wives | 1920-12-19 | |
| In Search of a Thrill | 1923-11-20 | Tommy Perkins |
| Without Limit | 1921-03-20 | Bunny Fish |
| The Test of Honor | 1919-04-16 | George Lumley |
| Sailors’ Wives | 1928-01-22 | Toom Lindsey |
| The Marriage Price | 1919-03-09 | Archie Van Orden |
| A Daughter of Luxury | 1922-01-01 | Charlie Owen |