Ralph Lewis

I Am Not a Racist 16th June 2019 as Austin Stoneman (archive footage) (uncredited)

China's Little Devils 27th May 1945 as Harry

The Utah Kid 25th August 1944 as Henchman Cheyenne Kent

Music for Madame 8th October 1937 as Henchman (Uncredited)

Behind the Mike 26th September 1937 as Townsman

Make Way for Tomorrow 9th May 1937 as Business Man (uncredited)

The Accusing Finger 17th November 1936 as Senator

Border Flight 29th May 1936 as Boat Captain

Swifty 12th December 1935 as Alec McNiel

Dr. Socrates 19th October 1935 as Bookstore Proprietor

Diamond Jim 1st September 1935 as Man at Bar

Sunset Range 2nd April 1935 as Sheriff

Born to Battle 1st April 1935 as Justice Hiram McClump

The Lost City 6th March 1935 as Prof. Reynolds

Outlaw Rule 1st February 1935 as John Lathrop

Terror of the Plains 22nd November 1934 as Dad Lansing

Badge of Honor 1st April 1934 as Randall Brewster

Mystery Liner 15th March 1934 as Prof. Grimson

Riot Squad 25th July 1933 as Judge Moore

Somewhere in Sonora 27th May 1933 as Mr. Kelly Burton

Sucker Money 28th February 1933 as John Walton

The Death Kiss 5th December 1932 as Winchell

Call Her Savage 24th November 1932 as Doctor (Uncredited)

McKenna of the Mounted 26th August 1932 as Kennedy

American Madness 15th August 1932 as Judge (uncredited)

The Lost Squadron 12th March 1932 as Joe

Abraham Lincoln 8th November 1930 as Member of Lincoln's Cabinet (uncredited)

The Fourth Alarm 25th October 1930 as Chief Turner

The Bad One 3rd May 1930 as Blochet

The Girl in the Glass Cage 23rd June 1929 as John Cosgrove

Crooks Can't Win 7th April 1928 as Dad Gillen

Outcast Souls 24th January 1928 as John Turner

Casey Jones 20th December 1927 as Casey Jones

The Shield of Honor 10th December 1927 as Dan MacDowell

The Sunset Derby 5th June 1927 as Sam Gibson

Held by the Law 10th April 1927 as George Travis

The Silent Power 1st November 1926 as John Rollins

The False Alarm 20th September 1926 as Fighting John Casey

The Block Signal 15th September 1926 as 'Jovial Joe' Ryan

Bigger Than Barnum's 15th August 1926 as Peter Blandin

Fascinating Youth 17th March 1926 as John Ward

Shadow of the Law 24th January 1926 as Brophy

The Last Edition 8th November 1925 as Tom McDonald

The Overland Limited 14th July 1925 as Ed Barton

The Re-Creation of Brian Kent 15th February 1925 as Homer Ward

The Million Dollar Handicap 7th February 1925 as John Porter

Who Cares 1st February 1925 as Grandfather Ludlow

The Bridge of Sighs 1st January 1925 as William Craig

East of Broadway 23rd November 1924 as Commissionaire

Hello, 'Frisco 28th September 1924 as Ralph Lewis

In Every Woman's Life 28th September 1924 as Captain

Dante's Inferno 7th September 1924 as Mortimer Judd

The Man Who Came Back 17th August 1924 as Thomas Potter

Untamed Youth 5th May 1924 as Joe Ardis

The Mailman 9th December 1923 as Bob Morley

Blow Your Own Horn 11th November 1923 as Nicholas Small

Desire 1st October 1923 as De Witt Harlan

Tea- With a Kick! 26th August 1923 as Jim Day

The West~Bound Limited 14th April 1923 as Bill Buckley

The Fog 18th January 1923 as Johnathan Forge

Environment 1st December 1922 as Diamond Jim Favre

The Third Alarm 1st December 1922 as Dan McDowell

The Sin Flood 12th November 1922 as Fraser

Broad Daylight 30th October 1922 as Peter Fay

Flesh and Blood 22nd August 1922 as Fletcher Burton

The Conquering Power 8th July 1921 as Pere Grandet

A Private Scandal 11th June 1921 as Phillip Lawton

Salvage 5th June 1921 as Cyrus Ridgeway

Sowing the Wind 1st April 1921 as Brabazon

Man-Woman-Marriage 27th March 1921 as The Father

Prisoners of Love 16th January 1921 as Her Father

Outside the Law 6th January 1921 as 'Silent' Madden

813 14th November 1920 as Robert Castleback

Common Sense 1st June 1920 as Dan Bowers

What Women Love 1st June 1920 as James King Cotton

When the Clouds Roll By 28th December 1919 as Curtis Brown

Eyes of Youth 29th November 1919 as Robert Goring

The Hoodlum 31st August 1919 as Alexander Guthrie

The Valley of the Giants 31st August 1919 as Col. Pennington

The Long Lane's Turning 10th February 1919 as Gov. Eveland

The Dub 19th January 1919 as Frederick Blatch

The Talk of the Town 28th September 1918

Fires of Youth 26th August 1918 as John Linforth

Revenge 25th February 1918 as "Sudden" Duncan

Cheating the Public 20th January 1918 as John Dowling

This Is the Life 21st October 1917 as Count Herman von Nuttenberg

Jack and the Beanstalk 30th July 1917 as Francis' Father

The Silent Lie 28th May 1917 as Hatfield

A Tale of Two Cities 10th March 1917 as Roger Cly

The Children Pay 26th November 1916 as Theodore Ainsley, the Girls' Father

A Sister of Six 29th October 1916 as Caleb Winthrop

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages 4th September 1916 as The Governor

Gretchen the Greenhorn 3rd September 1916 as Jan Van Houck

Hell-to-Pay Austin 20th August 1916 as Dad Dawson

Macbeth 4th June 1916 as Banquo

Going Straight 3rd June 1916 as John Remington

The Flying Torpedo 12th March 1916 as Head of the Board

Martha's Vindication 20th February 1916 as Deacon Hunt

Let Katie Do it 9th January 1916 as Uncle Dan Standish

Jordan Is a Hard Road 19th December 1915 as Jim Starbuck

The Wolf-Man 9th September 1915 as Hilbert Grinde, 'The Wolf Man'

Victorine 1st August 1915 as The Side Show Manager

The Little Catamount 23rd July 1915 as Old Hemlock - Hattie's Father

The Mountain Girl 11th July 1915 as Old Lloyd - the Girl's Grandfather

The Birth of a Nation 8th March 1915 as Leader of the House Hon. Austin Stoneman

The Exposure 26th December 1914 as Phelan

Over the Ledge 12th December 1914

The Hop Smugglers 24th November 1914 as Sikes - the Revenue Officer

Her Awakening 20th September 1914 as Dr. John

The Avenging Conscience 2nd August 1914 as The Detective

The Escape 1st June 1914 as The Senator

Home, Sweet Home 16th May 1914

The Different Man 5th May 1914 as The Outlaw

The Old Man 17th April 1914

The Floor Above 1st April 1914 as Jerome

The Gangsters of New York 1st February 1914 as Spike Golden - a Rival Gangster

The Pseudo Prodigal 20th December 1913 as The Prodigal's Father