Acting
Elliott Dexter
Acting · Born 1879-12-21 · Galveston, Texas, USA
Elliott Dexter (born Adelbert Elliott Dexter) was an American actor, in films from 1915 to 1925.
Credits · 43
FilmStella Maris
1925 · John Risca
FilmThe Verdict
1925
FilmWasted Lives
1925 · Clayton Gray
FilmCapital Punishment
1925
FilmThe Triflers
1924 · Peter Noyes
FilmThe Age of Innocence
1924 · Newland Archer
FilmThe Fast Set
1924 · Richard Sones
Hello, 'Frisco
FilmHello, 'Frisco
1924 · Elliot Dexter
FilmFor Woman's Favor
1924 · Howard Fiske
FilmThe Spitfire
1924 · Douglas Kenyon
FilmBy Divine Right
1924 · Austin Farrol
FilmFlaming Youth
1923 · Dr. Bobs
FilmAdam's Rib
1923 · Prof. Nathan Reade
FilmThe Common Law
1923 · José Querida
FilmOnly 38
1923 · Professor Charles Giddings
FilmMary of the Movies
1923 · Elliott Dexter (uncredited)
FilmSouls for Sale
1923 · Self - Celebrity Actor in Commissary
FilmAn Old Sweetheart of Mine
1923 · John Craig
FilmBroadway Gold
1923 · Eugene Durant
FilmEnter Madame
1922 · Gerald Fitzgerald
FilmThe Hands of Nara
1922 · Emlen Claveloux
FilmGrand Larceny
1922 · John Annixter
FilmDon't Tell Everything
1921 · Harvey Gilroy
FilmForever
1921 · Monsieur Pasquier
FilmThe Affairs of Anatol
1921 · Max Runyon
FilmThe Witching Hour
1921 · Psychic Jack Brookfield
FilmSomething to Think About
1920 · David Markely
FilmBehold My Wife
1920 · Richard Armour
FilmA Daughter of the Wolf
1919 · Robert Draly
FilmFor Better, for Worse
1919 · Dr. Edward Meade
FilmMaggie Pepper
1919 · Joe Holbrook
FilmDon't Change Your Husband
1919 · James Denby Porter
FilmThe Squaw Man
1918 · Jim Wynnegate
FilmWomen's Weapons
1918 · Nicholas Elliot
FilmOld Wives for New
1918 · Charles Murdock
FilmThe Whispering Chorus
1918 · George Coggeswell
FilmSylvia of the Secret Service
1917 · Curtis Prescott
Stranded in Arcady
FilmStranded in Arcady
1917 · Donald Prime
FilmA Romance of the Redwoods
1917 · Black' Brown, Road Agent
FilmCastles for Two
1917 · Brian O'Neil
FilmLost and Won
1917 · Walter Crane
FilmAn International Marriage
1916 · John Oglesby
FilmDaphne and the Pirate
1916 · Philip de Mornay