Will E. Sheerer(1871-1915)

Actor

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Will E. Sheerer in The Vengeance of the Fakir (1912)

Will E. Sheerer was born in 1871. He was an actor, known for Graft (1915), Oliver Twist (1912) and The Close of the American Revolution (1912). He died on 24 December 1915 in Yonkers, New York, USA.

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Known for

Hobart Henley and Jane Novak in Graft (1915)

Dudley Larnigan(as William Sheerer)

1915

Nat C. Goodwin in Oliver Twist (1912)

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Giles(as Will Scherer)

1912

The Close of the American Revolution

Short

Patrick Henry(as William Sheerer)

1912

Short

Sir Frederick Vernon

1913

Credits

Actor

The Far Country
Short
- David's Father (as William Sheerer)
- 1916
Liquor and the Law
Short
- Dudley Larnigan - District Attorney (as William Sheerer)
- 1915
Graft
- Dudley Larnigan (as William Sheerer)
- 1915
The Bridge of Time
Short
- (as William E. Sheerer)
- 1915
The Clause in the Constitution
Short
- Governor of the State
- 1915
The Smouldering
Short
- Dr. Strathmore
- 1915
When the Call Came
Short
- 1915
Brand Blotters
Short
- Dunc Boone
- 1915
Stepping Westward
Short
- 1915
The Little Band of Gold
Short
- 1915
Avarice
Short
- 1915
Terror
Short
- Jim Garrison - the Bully's Father
- 1915
For the Defense
Short
- The Prosecuting Attorney
- 1914
A Game of Wits
Short
- Mexican Ambassador
- 1914
The Girl Stage Driver
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Short
- The Old Stage Driver - Ruth's Father
- 1914

Personal details

Alternative names
- Will Scherer
Born
- 1871
Died
- December 24, 1915
- Yonkers, New York, USA
Publicity listings
- 1 Article

Did you know

Trivia
Caused some controversy when in the film Over the Cliffs (1913), when he jumped off a cliff into a safety net strung some twenty feet below with a small child strapped to his back.

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