Henry Hebert

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Characters played by Henry Hebert

Theatregoer (uncredited) — Broadway Melody of 1940 (1940)

Cameo role attending performances and reacting to the stage shows.

Morton Sanders — Heart o' the Hills (1919)

Morton is a man who plans to take over the town, provoking resistance from several inhabitants, including Mavis. They threaten him and force him to leave, but he is later found dead. His death triggers a police investigation, Mavis's flight into the forest, and the courtroom conflict surrounding her innocence.

Cyrus Colby — The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date (1940)

Character appearing in The Lone Wolf Keeps a Date.

Tex Willard — The Orphan (1920)

Tex Willard leads the Bar 8 Ranch and is among the ranchers who form a lynch mob against The Orphan. He and his men capture Bill Howland and prepare to hang him for refusing to reveal The Orphan's location. Tex gains the upper hand over Sheriff Jim Shields, but The Orphan arrives to save his friends and recognizes Tex as the man who killed his father, leading to a gun duel.

'Monocle' Harry — Black Roses (1921)

'Monocle' Harry is one of the criminals who frame Yoda for Benson Burleigh's murder, working with Blanche De Vore and Wong Fu. Yoda learns of their role while imprisoned, then escapes and outwits the trio. Harry is ultimately turned over to the police along with the other two conspirators.

Jack Slade — The Blue Streak (1926)

Jack Slade is the superintendent of the El Grande mine and the person responsible for stopping ore shipments to Richard Manley's father. When Richard obtains evidence of his conspiracy, Slade plots to remove him and kidnaps him. His actions also put Don Carlos and Inez in danger at the hacienda.

Ferdinand Baird — The Cyclone (1920)

The corrupt ranch foreman who secretly leads a ring of Chinese labor smugglers. After being discovered by the police sergeant, he flees to his criminal headquarters in Chinatown and abducts the sergeant's fiancée before being confronted.

Career Overview

Henry Hebert has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1915. Their work spans 2 cinematic universes — most prominently Lone Wolf Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Suspicious Wives, Desert Greed, The Little Minister. 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
60
Birth Date
1879-11-12
Birth Place
Providence, Rhode Island, USA

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Associated Universes

Universe traveler — spans 2 universes

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