Charles Croker-King

Charles Croker-King (30 April 1873, Rock Helm, Yorkshire – 25 October 1951, Dorset) was a British stage and film actor.[1]

Carol Dempster and Croker-King in One Exciting Night 1922.

Filmography

Year Title Role Notes
1920A Question of TrustGovernor of Maritas
1920The Tavern KnightGregory Ashburn
1921The Priory SchoolDuke of HoldernessShort
1921The Four Just MenThery
1922The ExperimentPhilip Abingdon
1922One Exciting NightThe Neighbor
1936The White AngelMr. Nightingale
1936The Crime of Dr. ForbesDean Lewis
1936Stage StruckAlexanderUncredited
1936Libeled LadyCharles Archibald - Allenbury's LawyerUncredited
1936The Charge of the Light BrigadeLord CardiganUncredited
1936Pigskin ParadeProf. PillsburyUncredited
1936Lloyd's of LondonWilloughby
193745 FathersHarwickUncredited, (final film role)
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