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Grace Darmond and Earle Williams scene still.
1918
Ida Payne (played by Grace Darmond) is given a ring by Willard Geddie (Earle Williams) as they sit in a garden seat in a scene still for "An American Live Wire."
Earle Williams and Anita Stewart in a scene still.
1915
Jo, a girl of the slums played by Anita Stewart, looks over her shoulder at Roscoe Thane (Earle Williams) while, in the background, three other actors watch in a scene still for "The Awakening" (Vi...
Earle Williams, Rex Ingram, and Lillian Walker in a scene still.
1913
The actors Earle Williams, Rex Ingram, and Lillian Walker pose in a scene still from Vitagraph's "The Artist's Great Madonna." The scene is an artist's studio. Earle Williams is in the background a...
Earle Williams and Anita Stewart in a scene still.
1915
Roscoe Thane (played by Earle Williams) and Jo, a girl of the slums (played by Anita Stewart), closely examine the thumb of Jo's left hand in a scene still for "The Awakening" (Vitagraph 1915).
Ethel Gray Terry and Earle Williams in a publicity still for "Arsene Lupin."
1917
Ethel Gray Terry and Earle Williams embrace in a publicity still for the 1917 Vitagraph film "Arsene Lupin."
Earle Williams in a publicity still for "Arsene Lupin."
1917
Earle Williams wears a white tie and tails for the title role in "Arsene Lupin."
