
Casson Ferguson
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- May 28, 1891
- Died
- February 12, 1929 (aged 37)
- Birthplace
- Alexandria, Louisiana, USA
Biography
From Wikipedia Casson Ferguson (May 29, 1891 – February 12, 1929) was an American film actor of the silent era. He appeared in 54 films between 1917 and 1928. He was born in Alexandria, Louisiana, and died in Los Angeles, California.
Known For
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Filmography

The King of Kings
Movie · as Scribe

For Alimony Only
Movie · as Bertie Waring

Forbidden Waters
Movie · as Sylvester

The Wedding Song
Movie · as Madison Melliah

The Road to Yesterday
Movie · as Adrian Thompkyns

Cobra
Movie · as Jack Dorning
A Gentleman of Leisure
Movie · as Sir Spencer Deever

Drums of Fate
Movie · as David Verne

Grumpy
Movie · as Chamberlin Jarvis

Manslaughter
Movie · as Bobby Dorest

Over the Border
Movie · as Val Galbraith

Law and the Woman
Movie · as Phil Long

The Truthful Liar
Movie · as Arthur Sinclair

Bunty Pulls the Strings
Movie · as Jeemy
The Unknown Wife
Movie · as Donald Grant

At the End of the World
Movie · as Harvel Allen

A Virginia Courtship
Movie · as Tom Fairfax

What's a Wife Worth?
Movie · as Bruce Morrison

Madame X
Movie · as Raymond Floriot

The Prince Chap
Movie · as Jack, Earl of Huntington

Merely Mary Ann
Movie · as Lancelot

The Mutiny of the Elsinore
Movie · as Dick Somers

The Ghost Girl
Movie

Flame of the Desert
Movie · as Sir Charles Channing

Partners Three
Movie · as Arthur Gould

Secret Service
Movie · as Wilfred Varney
Peg o' My Heart
Movie · as Alaric Chicester

Putting It Over
Movie · as Perkins

Jane Goes A-Wooing
Movie · as Micky Donovan

The Drifters
Movie · as Hugh MacLaren

Johnny Get Your Gun
Movie · as Bert Whitney

Mile-a-Minute Kendall
Movie · as Eddie Semper

The Shuttle
Movie · as G. Selden

How Could You, Jean?
Movie · as Ted Burton Jr

Face Value
Movie · as Louis Maguire

The Only Road
Movie · as Bob Armstrong

The Gypsy Trail
Movie · as Michael Rudder

Unclaimed Goods
Movie · as Cocopah Kid
Alias Mary Brown
Movie · as Dick Browning / Mary Brown

