
Noble Johnson
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 17, 1881
- Died
- January 9, 1978 (aged 96)
- Birthplace
- Marshall, Missouri, USA
Biography
Noble Johnson (April 18, 1881 – January 9, 1978), later known as Mark Noble, was an American actor and film producer. He appeared in films such as The Mummy (1932), The Most Dangerous Game (1932), King Kong (1933) and Son of Kong (1933). [biography (excerpted) from Wikipedia]
Known For
Filmography

Black Shadows on a Silver Screen
Movie · as Self (archive footage)

Rock Island Trail
Movie · as Bent Creek

North of the Great Divide
Movie · as Nagura, Oseka Chief

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Movie · as Chief Red Shirt

The Gallant Legion
Movie · as Chief Black Eagle

Hard Boiled Mahoney
Movie · as Hasson / Richard

The Plainsman and the Lady
Movie · as Wassao

Angel on My Shoulder
Movie · as Trustee in Hell (uncredited)

A Game of Death
Movie · as Carib

Thank Your Lucky Stars
Movie · as Charlie the Gower Gulch Indian (uncredited)

The Mad Doctor of Market Street
Movie · as Native Chief Elan

Night in New Orleans
Movie · as Carney

Shut My Big Mouth
Movie · as Chief Standing Bull

Ten Gentlemen from West Point
Movie · as Tecumseh

Jungle Book
Movie · as Sikh

Aloma of the South Seas
Movie · as Moukali

Hurry, Charlie, Hurry
Movie · as Chief Poison Arrow

Road to Zanzibar
Movie · as Chief

The Ghost Breakers
Movie · as The Zombie

The Ranger and the Lady
Movie · as Henchman El Lobo

Green Hell
Movie · as Hostile-Tribe Chief (uncredited)

North West Mounted Police
Movie · as Native American

Seven Sinners
Movie · as Irate Russian (uncredited)

Frontier Pony Express
Movie · as Luke Johnson

Juarez
Movie · as General Regules (uncredited)

Union Pacific
Movie · as Native American Shooting Piano (uncredited)

Allegheny Uprising
Movie · as Captured Delaware Native American

Drums Along the Mohawk
Movie · as Native American (uncredited)

Tropic Fury
Movie · as Hannibal - Slave-Driver

Mysterious Mr. Moto
Movie · as Native Sergeant, Native Sergeant (uncredited)

Hawk of the Wilderness
Movie · as Mokuyi

Four Men and a Prayer
Movie · as Native (uncredited)

Lost Horizon
Movie · as Leader of Porters (uncredited)

Rose Hobart
Movie · as Man (archive footage) (uncredited)

Mummy's Boys
Movie · as Tattoo Artist

She
Movie · as Amahaggar Chief

The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
Movie · as Ram Singh

Escape from Devil's Island
Movie · as Bisco

Murder in Trinidad
Movie · as Queechie

King Kong
Movie · as Skull Island Native Chief

Nagana
Movie

The Son of Kong
Movie · as Native Chief (uncredited)

White Woman
Movie

Roman Scandals
Movie · as Torturer (uncredited)

The Most Dangerous Game
Movie · as Ivan

Murders in the Rue Morgue
Movie · as Janos The Black One

Mystery Ranch
Movie · as Mudo

The Mummy
Movie · as The Nubian Servant

East of Borneo
Movie · as Osman

Son of India
Movie · as Guard (uncredited)

Safe in Hell
Movie · as Bobo

Moby Dick
Movie · as Queequeg

Mamba
Movie

Renegades
Movie · as Youssef (uncredited)

The Four Feathers
Movie · as Ahmed

Black Waters
Movie · as Jeelo

The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu
Movie · as Li Po

Redskin
Movie · as Pueblo Jim

Sal of Singapore
Movie · as Erickson's 1st Mate

Noah's Ark
Movie · as Slave Broker

The Black Ace
Movie

The Gateway of the Moon
Movie · as Soriano

Something Always Happens
Movie · as The Thing

The Yellow Cameo
Movie · as Smoke Dawson

Soft Cushions
Movie · as The Captain of the Guard

Topsy and Eva
Movie · as Uncle Tom

Vanity
Movie · as Bimbo, ship's cook

The King of Kings
Movie · as Charioteer

When a Man Loves
Movie · as Aggresive Apache (uncredited)

Hands Up!
Movie · as Sitting Bull

The Flaming Frontier
Movie · as Chief Sitting Bull

The Lady of the Harem
Movie · as Tax Collector
The Law of the Snow Country
Movie · as Martell

Adventure
Movie · as Googomy

The Dancers
Movie · as Ponfilo

Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
Movie · as Crowd Member (uncredited)
Red Clay
Movie · as Chief Bear Paw

The Thief of Bagdad
Movie · as The Indian Prince

The Navigator
Movie · as Cannibal Chief (uncredited)

The Midnight Express
Movie · as Deputy Sheriff

Little Robinson Crusoe
Movie · as Marimba (cannibal chief)

A Man's Mate
Movie · as Lion

Dante's Inferno
Movie · as Devil Whipping Woman (uncredited)

The Ten Commandments
Movie · as The Bronze Man - Prologue

Drums of Fate
Movie · as Native King

Haunted Valley
Movie

Burning Words
Movie · as Bad Pierre

The Loaded Door
Movie · as Blackie Lopez

The Adventures of Robinson Crusoe
Movie · as Friday

Captain Fly-by-Night
Movie · as Indian

Tracks
Movie · as Leon Serrano

The Wallop
Movie · as Espinol

The Bronze Bell
Movie · as Chatterji

Serenade
Movie · as Capt. Ramirez

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
Movie · as Conquest (uncredited)

Sunset Sprague
Movie · as The Crow

Under Crimson Skies
Movie · as Baltimore Bucko

The Leopard Woman
Movie · as Chaké - Madame's Slave

The Adorable Savage
Movie · as Ratu Madri

The Midnight Man
Movie · as Spike

Lightning Bryce
Movie · as Dopey Sam's Henchman
Play Straight or Fight
Movie
The Branded Man
Movie · as Trovio Valdez

The Lure of the Circus
Movie · as Silent Andy

The Terror
Movie · as Mike Tregurtha

The Hero of the Hour
Movie · as Native American

The Law of Nature
Movie

Love Aflame
Movie · as Cannibal King

Mr. Dolan of New York
Movie · as Thomas Jefferson Jones

A Trooper of Troop K
Movie

Fighting for Love
Movie · as Johnny Little Bear
The Realization of a Negro's Ambition
Movie

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
Movie · as Babylonian Soldier (uncredited)
Kinkaid, Gambler
Movie · as Romero Valdez
A Western Governor's Humanity
Movie
A Species of Mexican Man
Movie
From Champion to Tramp
Movie · as Hunt
Mr. Carlson of Arizona
Movie
The Eagle's Nest
Movie · as Indian Character