Noah Young

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Characters played by Noah Young

Tiger Lip Tompkins, The Bully, Leader of the Masked Angels — An Eastern Westerner (1920)

Tiger Lip Tompkins is the villainous owner of half of Piute Pass and the leader of the white-hooded hirelings known as the Masked Angels. He terrorizes the community, imprisons The Girl's father, pursues The Girl after she rejects him, and sends a posse after The Boy.

Sailor — Feet First (1930)

The sailor has helped Harold, who offers to return the favor. He urges Harold to meet a wealthy shoe and slipper businessman, but their conversation becomes confused when they discuss Lady Pillsbury, with Harold mistaking a racehorse for a woman. Aboard ship, the sailor also receives John Quincy Tanner's advice and tries to cheer a passenger with a walk.

Patrick Clancy SFPD — Welcome Danger (1929)

Patrick Clancy is a street police officer whom Harold meets in Chinatown. He accompanies Harold to the flower shop while they investigate the physician's disappearance and confront the shop's frightening tricks, making him one of the few police figures directly involved in Harold's rescue effort.

Omaha Oscar - Burglar — What Price Goofy? (1925)

A burglar who breaks in and is hired by Charley to impersonate Professor Brown. He displays poor manners at dinner, steals silverware, and accidentally packs the real Professor Brown into a bag during the chaos.

The Prince's tutor — His Royal Slyness (1920)

The Prince's tutor is also The Prince's bodyguard and helps enable the impersonation scheme. After The Prince decides to leave his royal role, the tutor accepts a large bribe and agrees to let The American Boy take his place, directly facilitating the deception that drives the plot.

The Tipton Slasher (uncredited) — Do Detectives Think? (1927)

The Tipton Slasher is a dangerous criminal sentenced to death by Judge Foozle for killing two people. He vows to remove the judge's tonsils without anesthetic, escapes custody, and disguises himself as a butler in the judge's house before chaos and the detectives' accidental assistance lead to his capture.

Brittle's brother-in-law — Sugar Daddies (1927)

Brittle's brother-in-law is one of the relatives pursuing the wealthy tycoon for financial gain. He is described as being intent on Brittle's demise and is connected to the blackmail scheme that forces Brittle into hiding. As a hostile family relation, he functions as a direct threat to the protagonist's safety and assets.

Big pirate — Captain Kidd's Kids (1919)

Big pirate is a member of the male pirate group involved in The Girl's attempt to rescue The Boy. This role belongs to the pirate side of the dream conflict, in which The Boy is captured, threatened with execution, and repeatedly helped or opposed during a series of escapes and battles.

Career Overview

Noah Young has 111 screen credits in a career dating back to 1918. Signature works include Sharp Shooters, Safety Last!, A London Bobby. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
111
Birth Date
1887-01-31
Birth Place
Cañon City, Colorado, USA

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