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'''Otis B. Thayer''' (1862 – August 16, 1935) was an [[United States|American]] [[Actor#In film|actor]] and [[ |
'''Otis B. Thayer''' (1862 – August 16, 1935) was an [[United States|American]] [[Actor#In film|actor]] and [[Film director|director]] |
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1914 [[Across the Border]], [[Bringing in the Law]], [[The Romance of Copper Gulch]], [[Pirates of the Plains]], [[The Ace of Diamonds]], [[The Range War]]<br> |
1914 [[Across the Border]], [[Bringing in the Law]], [[The Romance of Copper Gulch]], [[Pirates of the Plains]], [[The Ace of Diamonds]], [[The Range War]]<br> |
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1915 [[Montana Blunt]], [[Out of the Silence]], [[The Word]], [[Told in the Rockies]], [[The Parasite's Double]], [[The Cost]], [[The Greater Barrier]]<br> |
1915 [[Montana Blunt]], [[Out of the Silence]], [[The Word]], [[Told in the Rockies]], [[The Parasite's Double]], [[The Cost]], [[The Greater Barrier]]<br> |
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1916 [[The Unborn]], [[The Awakening of Bess Morton]], [[The Sins That Ye Sin]]<br> |
1916 [[The Unborn (1916 silent film)|The Unborn]], [[The Awakening of Bess Morton]], [[The Sins That Ye Sin]]<br> |
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1917 [[The Love of Princess Olga]], [[The Prodigal's Return]], [[The Mystery of No. 47]], [[ A Social Climber]], [[The Daughter of Gas House Dan]], [[The Evil Sag]], [[Two-Dollar Gloves]], [[A Question of Honesty]], [[Father and Son]], [[The Boob]], [[The Power of Pin Money]], [[The Great Treasure]]<br> |
1917 [[The Love of Princess Olga]], [[The Prodigal's Return]], [[The Mystery of No. 47]], [[ A Social Climber]], [[The Daughter of Gas House Dan]], [[The Evil Sag]], [[Two-Dollar Gloves]], [[A Question of Honesty]], [[Father and Son]], [[The Boob]], [[The Power of Pin Money]], [[The Great Treasure]]<br> |
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1918 [[Little Red Riding Hood (1918 Film)]]<br> |
1918 [[Little Red Riding Hood (1918 Film)]]<br> |
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1921 [[Out of the Depths (1921 Film)]], [[The Outlaw's Revenge]], [[The Golden Lure]], [[A Western Feud]], [[Finders Keepers (1921 Film)]]<br> |
1921 [[Out of the Depths (1921 Film)]], [[The Outlaw's Revenge]], [[The Golden Lure]], [[A Western Feud]], [[Finders Keepers (1921 Film)]]<br> |
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1923 [[Riders of the Range]]<br> |
1923 [[Riders of the Range]]<br> |
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1928 [[Tracy the Outlaw]], [[Finders Keepers]]<br> |
1928 [[Tracy the Outlaw]], [[Finders Keepers (1928 film)|Finders Keepers]]<br> |
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Otis B. Thayer | |
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Born | Otis B. Thayer Template:1862 |
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Occupation(s) | Actor, Director |
Years active | 1919 – 1928 |
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Otis B. Thayer (1862 – August 16, 1935) was an American actor and director
Career
As a Director:
1911 The Bully of Bingo Gulch, A Romance of the Rio Grande, Circumstantial Evidence
1912 An Equine Hero, The Whiskey Runners, A Cowboy's Mother, The Wayfarer, The Boob, An Unexpected Fortune, The Peculiar Nature of the White Man's Burden, The Double Cross, Murray the Masher, The Adopted Son, The Mystery of Room 29, A Citizen in the Making, The Vagabonds, According to Law Jack and Jingles, Driftwood, His Chance to Make Good, All on Account of Checkers, The Slip, Hypnotized, The 'Diamond S' Ranch, The Horseshoe, The Girl He Left Behind, The Scapegoat, A Cowboy's Best Girl, A Modern Ananias, Two Men and a Girl
1913 Saved by the Juvenile Court
1914 Across the Border, Bringing in the Law, The Romance of Copper Gulch, Pirates of the Plains, The Ace of Diamonds, The Range War
1915 Montana Blunt, Out of the Silence, The Word, Told in the Rockies, The Parasite's Double, The Cost, The Greater Barrier
1916 The Unborn, The Awakening of Bess Morton, The Sins That Ye Sin
1917 The Love of Princess Olga, The Prodigal's Return, The Mystery of No. 47, A Social Climber, The Daughter of Gas House Dan, The Evil Sag, Two-Dollar Gloves, A Question of Honesty, Father and Son, The Boob, The Power of Pin Money, The Great Treasure
1918 Little Red Riding Hood (1918 Film)
1919 Miss Arizona (1919 Film)
1920 A Desperate Tenderfoot, Wolves of the Street (1920 Film), The Desert Scorpion (1920 Film)
1921 Out of the Depths (1921 Film), The Outlaw's Revenge, The Golden Lure, A Western Feud, Finders Keepers (1921 Film)
1923 Riders of the Range
1928 Tracy the Outlaw, Finders Keepers
As an Actor:
1911 Western Hearts, Why the Sheriff Is a Bachelor, Told in Colorado, A Tennessee Love Story, A New York Cowboy, A Fair Exchange, The Warrant, Dan Thomas - the Sheriff, Two Lives, The New Editor, The Mission Worker, Montana Anna, A Novel Experiment, Busy Day at the Selig
1912 Circumstantial Evidence, The Wayfarer, The Boob, The Double Cross, Murray the Masher
1914 Pirates of the Plais
1920 The Desert Scorpion (1920 Film
As a Writer:
1911 The Bully of Bingo Gulch, A Romance of the Rio Grande
1912 The Scapegoat, Riders of the Range
As a Producer:
1928 Tracy the Outlaw
Personal life and death
Educated in Freeport, Illinois. Son of William Henry Harrison and Letitia Ann (Morgan) Thayer, husband of Gertrude M. Cavagna. Founder of Art-O-Graf Film Co., and was President and Director for General Superior Foto Play Company.
References
- Motion Picture World (USA) 17 July 1920, pg. 334, "Thayer Nearly Drowned"
- Motion Picture World (USA) 1 March 1919, pg. 1237, "Franklyn Farnum Signed for Art-O-Graf Feature"
- Motion Picture World (USA) 11 December 1915, pg. 2036, "Otis B. Thayer in New York"
- Motion Picture World (USA) 30 January 1915, pg. 688, "Thayer a Master Hand at Mountain Pictures"
- Motion Picture World (USA) 19 December 1914, pg. 1703, "Pike's Peak Film Company"