Elmer Booth

Actor Dec 9 (died age 32) Los Angeles, California, USA 1911–2002 (91 year career)

5.3 avg rating

Biography

Elmer Booth was an American stage and silent screen actor. He was killed in 1915, at the age of 32, when a car he was a passenger in crashed into a train.

Known For

Film

The Musketeers of Pig Alley

Snapper Kid, Musketeers Gang Leader

Film

An Unseen Enemy

The Brother

Film

Friends

5.5 1912

Film

What Shall We Do with Our Old?

Assaulted Prisoner

Film

My Baby

At table

Film

So Near, Yet So Far

A Thief

Film

The Narrow Road

Jim Holcomb

Film

The Adopted Brother

The Son

Filmography

Acting (15)

Movies (15)

D.W. Griffith - Years of Discovery 1909-1913

The Adopted Brother

as The Son

The Unwelcome Guest

as The Hired Hand

In the Aisles of the Wild

1912

as Second Woodsman

The Musketeers of Pig Alley

1912

as Snapper Kid, Musketeers Gang Leader

The Narrow Road

as Jim Holcomb

Friends

Brutality

as Actor In Oliver Twist

So Near, Yet So Far

as A Thief

An Unseen Enemy

as The Brother

Gold and Glitter

as The Husband

My Baby

1912

as At table

5.5

Two Daughters of Eve

1912

as Backstage

A Feud in the Kentucky Hills

1912

as 2nd Clan Member

4.5

What Shall We Do with Our Old?

1911

as Assaulted Prisoner

5.5