Bob Walker

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Characters played by Bob Walker

Policeman — The Lone Wolf Strikes (1940)

Law enforcement officer.

Hiram Miller — The Girl Without a Soul (1917)

Hiram Miller is the village blacksmith and the man Unity loves. He holds money in trust to purchase a new church organ, but is accused in connection with its theft. Unity returns the money during Hiram’s trial, helping clear him of the charge.

Longrope Wheeler - Crooked Foreman (as Bob Walker) — Breed of the West (1930)

Longrope Wheeler is the foreman on Colonel Sterner's ranch, where he is trusted by Sterner and supervises ranch hand Wally Weldon. He conspires with the cook to open Sterner's safe and rob him. After the cook's confession implicates him in a cattle association representative's murder, Weldon finds him attempting to open the safe again, overpowers him, and delivers him to the sheriff.

The Scarab — Broad Daylight (1922)

One of the three criminals present at Nora's coerced wedding. He joins Davy Sunday and Shadow Smith in realizing the false identity of the groom, prompting the gang's violent attempt to eliminate Joel Morgan.

Man in Office with Matthews (Uncredited) — One Mysterious Night (1944)

Associate present during police briefings.

William Craft — The Mysterious Airman (1928)

William Craft is president of Globe Air Corporation, a rival to the Baker Aircraft Company. Seeking the new aviation inventions associated with Baker's company, he hires a masked airman to steal them. His actions help drive the attacks that place Baker and Shirley in constant danger.

Etienne Desechette — The Light (1919)

Etienne is a sculptor who asks Blanchette to pose for him because he sees a great soul hidden in her face. After returning from the war blind, he is taken in and nursed by Blanchette at a country cottage, where he sculpts her image by touch. Auchat later comes to the cottage to kill him.

Eagle Wing — A Daughter of the Sioux (1925)

Eagle Wing persuades the Sioux to attack isolated settlers. During the attack, John Field witnesses him talking with Nanette and fights him, killing him. His death prompts Field to return to the fort with his body. Nanette later reveals that Eagle Wing was the long-lost son of Big Bill Hay.

John Cavendish — The Lion Man (1919)

John is Frederick Cavendish's nephew, whom Frederick's new will disinherits. In response, John joins lawyer Enright in a plot to do away with Frederick and destroy the will so he can inherit the property. The actress Celeste La Rue assists them, and Stella overhears their plan while undercover at the circus.

American Visitor — Borderland (1937)

Traveler from outside the frontier, often providing outsider perspective.

Winthrop Adams Endicott — Prairie Trails (1920)

Winthrop Adams Endicott is identified in the plot as Alice Endicott's husband. His role connects him to the rescue storyline when Tex Benton protects Alice and brings her back to him after she has been pursued because of the belief that she was abducted.

Career Overview

Bob Walker has 132 screen credits in a career dating back to 1913. Their work spans 5 cinematic universes — most prominently Hopalong Cassidy Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Blue Jeans, The Girl Without a Soul, The Mortal Sin. 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
132
Birth Date
1888-06-16
Birth Place
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 5 universes

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