William Scott

American actor of the silent era (1893–1967)

Person · Open Library

Born: 1750
Died: 1804
Works: 25

Top works

Scott's new lessons in reading and speaking
Lessons in elocution
Lessons in Elocution
Lessons In Elocution
Lessons in Elocution, Or, A Selection of Pieces in Prose and Verse

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Film & TV

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA

Known for

Strangers of the Evening — 2nd Passerby1932
The Last Mile — Peddie... Guard1932
Come on Danger! — Ranger Jim Madden1932
Too Many Cooks — Undetermined Role1931
Daughters of Desire1929
Smoke Bellew — Stine1929
The Girl Who Wouldn't Wait — Sam Harper1929
Freckles — Wessner1928
Little Mickey Grogan — Al Nevers1927
By Whose Hand? — 'Society Charlie'1927

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Listeners: 520
Total plays: 1,866

Tags

Smooth Jazzrnbindie soulquiet stormunder 2000 listeners

SmoothJazz.com Founder and President Sandy Shore said, “When I first heard “Twelve O Five,” I immediately thought of how amazing it would sound with a fresh makeover from funky bass man Brian Bromberg... so I asked Brian if he'd be into it and he said that he loved the track... then I asked William, if he was open to it and he said yes... so after a few weeks of studio Mojo, some hot L.A. sidemen and we have a killer new version! This tune is perfect for stations that lean towards urban and soul

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Given name: William
Family name: Scott
Gender: male
Citizenship: United States
Place of birth: Wisconsin
Place of death: Los Angeles
Occupation: actor
Languages spoken: English language
Native language: English language
Image: White Lies (1920) - 1.jpg

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date of death: 1967-08-22
date of birth: 1896-08-01
Commons category: William Scott (actor)
start of work period: 1913-00-00
writing language: English language
different from: William Scott, 1st Baron Stowell

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