William T. Carleton

William T. Carleton (1859–1930) was an English-born actor, and producer.^[1] He died in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada, in 1930. Some sources erroneously list him as being related to William P. Carleton, another actor. He is also not to be mistaken for another William T. Carleton, an opera singer who died in 1922.^[2]

William T. Carleton
Madge Evans and William T. Carleton, Home Wanted(1919)
Born	1859 England
Died	September 28, 1930 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada
Other names	William Carleton W. T. Carleton
Occupation(s)	actor, producer
Years active	1914-1926

Filmography

• Fantasma (1914)
• The Idler (1914)
• The Fairy and the Waif (1915)
• The Pardon (1915)*short
• Larry O'Neill - Gentleman (1915)*short
• The Running Fight (1915)
• The Incorrigible Dukane (1915)
• Madame Butterfly (1915)
• The Greater Will (1915)
• Poor Little Peppina (1916)
• Gloria's Romance (1916)
• Pearl of the Army (1916) (as W.T. Carleton)
• At First Sight (1917) (as W.T. Carlton)
• Fighting Odds (1917)
• A Daughter of Maryland (1917) (as William T. Carlton)
• Sunshine Alley (1917) (as W.T. Carleton)
• The Antics of Ann (1917) (as W.T. Carleton)
• Scandal (1917)
• Tempered Steel (1918) (as William Carleton)
• The Heart of a Girl (1918)
• The Danger Mark (1918)
• The Beloved Blackmailer (1918)
• Everybody's Girl (1918)
• The Better Half (1918)
• The Racing Strain (1918)
• Eye for Eye (1918)
• The Love Net (1918)
• The Lion and the Mouse (1919) (as W.T. Carlton)
• The World to Live in (1919)
• Almost Married (1919) (as W.T. Carleton)
• The Avalanche (1919)
• Home Wanted (1919) (as W.T. Carleton)
• His Father's Wife (1919) (as W.T. Carleton)
• Me and Captain Kidd (1919) (as W.T. Carleton)
• Human Collateral (1920)
• His Temporary Wife (1920) (as W.T. Carleton)
• Sinners (1920)

References

1. American and British Theatrical Biography, p. 182 c.1979 by J.P. Wearing ISBN 0-8108-1201-0
2. Who Was Who on Screen, p. 69, 2nd Edition c.1977 by Evelyn Mack Truitt ISBN 0-8352-0914-8

External links

• William T. Carleton at IMDb
• synopsis at AllMovie
• William T. Carleton portraits, 1880s-90s(NY Public Library, Billy Rose collections)
• kinotv.com
• Broadway Photographs