Edward McWade
Personal Info
Known For Actor
Gender Male
Birthday 1865-01-14
Deathday 1943-05-17 (78 years old)
Place of Birth Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Also Known As Eddie McWade, Ed McWade, Edward McQuade
Edward McWade
Biography
Edward McWade was an American writer and stage and screen actor. He appeared in more than 132 films from 1919 to 1944, mostly in secondary roles. He also wrote 15 stage plays and silent film scenarios.
Known For
Actor
as Gorn
as Gibbs
as Billiard Ball Tester (uncredited)
as Wise Man
as Crony
as Stage Doorman (Uncredited)
as Thomas Carlyle (uncredited)
as Ground-Hog
as Adolph (uncredited)
as Old man at library (uncredited)
as Elderly Clerk (uncredited)
as Elias
as Chemist Who Poisoned Medicine (uncredited)
as Bank Customer Explaining 'NSF' (uncredited)
as Colonel Jackson
as Aged Brother (uncredited)
as Carlton
as Russell Alger, Secretary of War
as Neighbor
as Ticket Seller at Station (uncredited)
as Tom Dugan
as Professor Trill (uncredited)
as 'Pi' Kelly
as Minister
as Harvey
as Peter McGillicuddy
as Sloan
as Ludwig, Pat’s majordomo (uncredited)
as Second Director (uncredited)
as Frank Warren
as Ticket Seller
as Brother Lamb
as Confederate Soldier
as Stationmaster Tucker (uncredited)
as Bishop Mallory
as Tom
as Harvey
as Keene's Apartment Manager (uncredited)
as Walter Emerson (Uncredited)
as City Fathers Committee Member (uncredited)
as Douglas, the Gardener (uncredited)
as Mr. Whitney
as Pa Dawson
as Minister in Film (uncredited)
as Newspaper Editor (uncredited)
as The Princess' Father
as Gorn
as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
as Lawyer Partington
as Tupper
as Tailor (uncredited)
as Stage Doorman
as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
as Baldy
as Tim Powers
as Dan
as Art Clerk
as Chuck - the Old Timer
as Doctor
as Clement Williams
as Pawnbroker
as Mr. Arden - Old Man (uncredited)
as Simpson
as Grouchy Man
as Jeweler (uncredited)
as Trapper
as Rigaud
as Clark
as Tom - Dock Watchman (uncredited)
as Dan Baker (Uncredited)
as Henry Gibson's Valet (Uncredited)
as Ivan
as Baggage Master (uncredited)
as The Prison Doctor
as Tom Beal the Counterman
as Uncle Ira
as Luke Watson
as Harriman
as The Sheriff
as Mr. Carr
as Dr. Haverford
as Charles Mack
as Wimms
Writer
as Writer
as Writer
as Story
as Story
as Writer
as Writer