Biography

Edward Hoyt(1859-1920)

Actor

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Edward Hoyt, Dan Mason, and Robert Vivian in The Scarlet Letter (1917)

Edward Hoyt was born in May 1859 in Auburn, New York, USA. He was an actor, known for Merely Mary Ann (1916), The Scarlet Letter (1917) and Little Miss Happiness (1916). He was married to Fanny Hoyt. He died on 23 February 1920 in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

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Known for

Vivian Martin in Merely Mary Ann (1916)

Merely Mary Ann

Reverend Smudge

1916

Edward Hoyt, Dan Mason, and Robert Vivian in The Scarlet Letter (1917)

The Scarlet Letter

8.1

The Reverend Wilson(as Edward N. Hoyt)

1917

Little Miss Happiness (1916)

Little Miss Happiness

The Minister

1916

June Elvidge in The Crimson Dove (1917)

The Crimson Dove

Jonathan Gregg(as Edward N. Hoyt)

1917

Credits

Actor

A Woman's Man
- A Mexican Miner (as E.N. Hoyt)
- 1920
The Struggle Everlasting
- Worldly Wise, aka Dr. Brandt (as Edwin N. Hoyt)
- 1918
La vengeance m'appartient
- Undetermined Role
- 1917
The Crimson Dove
- Jonathan Gregg (as Edward N. Hoyt)
- 1917
The Scarlet Letter
8.1
- The Reverend Wilson (as Edward N. Hoyt)
- 1917
Little Miss Happiness
- The Minister
- 1916
Merely Mary Ann
- Reverend Smudge
- 1916
A Woman of the World
- (as Edwin Hoyt)
- 1916
The Broken Law
- Esmond, Sr.
- 1915
Sealed Lips
- (as Edward N. Hoyt)
- 1915
Madame Blanche, Beauty Doctor
5.1
Short
- A Clerk (as Edward N. Hoyt)
- 1915
Greater Love Hath No Man
7.2
- Dr. Krelan
- 1915
The House That Jack Moved
Short
- Selden - the Editor (as Edward N. Hoyt)
- 1915
The Actor and the Rube
Short
- Hi Jenkins - the Rube (as Ed N. Hoyt)
- 1915
The Magnet of Destruction
Short
- Hilton (as E.N. Hoyt)
- 1915

Personal details

Alternative names
- E.N. Hoyt
Born
- May 1859
- Auburn, New York, USA
Died
- February 23, 1920
- Chicago, Illinois, USA(undiclosed)
Spouse
- Fanny Hoyt

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