Warner Richmond

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Characters played by Warner Richmond

Jake Bolby — Child Bride (1938)

Jake Bolby is a local man who leads opposition to the campaign against child marriage and attempts to punish its advocate. After discovering Jennie, he blackmails her mother, courts the girl with a doll, and marries her illegally. Angelo later shoots him before the marriage is consummated.

Asst. District Attorney — Chicago (1927)

The Asst. District Attorney prosecutes Roxie at trial and presses the case against her. The prosecution's challenge is countered by William Flynn, who appeals to the jurors' sympathy by presenting Roxie as virtuous and brave. Roxie is acquitted after a short deliberation.

Lupine — The Redeeming Sin (1929)

A thief at the Café du Chat Noir, Lupine saves Joan from being stabbed and then draws Petit into crime. He accidentally shoots Petit during a robbery and later stabs Raoul during the theft of church treasures. Jealous of Joan and Raoul’s relationship, he coerces Joan into marriage and is ultimately killed in a gunfight with gendarmes.

First Mate — Stark Mad (1929)

The First Mate is a member of Capt. Rhodes's yacht crew and accompanies James Rutherford's rescue expedition to the Central American shore. He is present among the search party during the growing mutiny threat and the temple ordeal, but the summary provides no separate action or personal relationship.

'Nails' Markey — Quick Millions (1931)

A rival gangster seeking to seize control of Bugs' lucrative trucking protection racket. He hires Jimmy Kirk to assassinate a journalist, but ultimately takes matters into his own hands by assassinating Bugs at the wedding.

Andy 'Annie Laurie' Norton — Finger Prints (1927)

Andy Norton is the captured leader of a gang of thieves. Although imprisoned, he refuses to tell the other gang members where the stolen loot is hidden. When they threaten his daughter Jacqueline, he finally reveals the secret, setting the recovery of the goods in motion.

Henchman Trigger — Fighting Mad (1939)

Low-level thug working for the main criminal gang.

Pap Finn — Huckleberry Finn (1931)

Pap is Huck’s drunken, no-account father, who returns to town determined to take Huck’s share of the fortune. He kidnaps Huck and holds him prisoner in a remote shack, prompting Huck to escape and flee downriver with Tom and Jim.

Weasel — Under Pressure (1935)

A minor laborer or site worker assisting with routine tunnel maintenance and excavation tasks.

Joe Lee — Sporting Life (1918)

Joe Lee is a Gypsy who loves Kitty Cavanagh and becomes deeply involved in the scheme surrounding the fight. Olive tries to fascinate him into throwing it, but he is poisoned instead. After learning of the de Carterets' treachery, Joe risks his life to save Woodstock and later marries Kitty.

Judge Bartlett — Strictly Modern (1930)

Judge Bartlett is due to marry Aimee and consoles her after Heath leaves town. At the wedding ceremony, Kate gives him a drug and he faints; this allows Aimee to declare her love for him. When he recovers, he is married to Aimee, leaving Kate and Heath free to pursue their own romance.

Judd Hansen — Outlaw Trail (1944)

Town resident or lawman, caught in the power struggle between heroes and villains.

Career Overview

Warner Richmond has 119 screen credits in a career dating back to 1912. Their work spans 4 cinematic universes — most prominently Trail Blazers Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Jan of the Big Snows, Where Trails Divide, Rhythm of the Rio Grande. 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
119
Birth Date
1886-01-10
Birth Place
Racine, Wisconsin, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 4 universes

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