William V. Mong

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Characters played by William V. Mong

Andrew Blaine — Should a Girl Marry? (1928)

Andrew Blaine is the bank's president and Jerry Blaine's stepfather. After learning about Alice Dunn's past, he falsely accuses her of stealing from the bank and offers hush money to drive her away. Alice reveals that he is the actual embezzler, and he shoots Jarvin before leaping to his death.

Pedro the Fox — Thy Name Is Woman (1924)

Pedro the Fox is an old smuggler and Guerita’s elderly husband. Juan Ricardo is assigned to obtain evidence against him, but Juan and Guerita fall in love. When they are about to leave, Pedro pretends to offer Guerita a farewell kiss and stabs her; he then dies from the reactive shock of his own deed.

'Cabaret' Charlie — Shoes (1916)

'Cabaret' Charlie is a local cabaret singer connected to Eva's desperate search for money. Eva sleeps with him in exchange for payment, using the money to purchase the new shoes she urgently needs after her only pair becomes unusable.

Pasquale — The People vs. Nancy Preston (1925)

Pasquale meets Nancy in the detention home and provides her bail. Later, he attacks her in her room, where Cole intervenes and locks him inside. Pasquale is subsequently murdered, and Nancy is accused of the crime, setting off her escape and reunion with Mike.

Judah P. Corpus — After His Own Heart (1919)

Judah P. Corpus is Sally Reeves's wealthy uncle, who wants to remain young. Dr. Spleen plans to transplant Duncan's healthy heart into Corpus, making him the intended recipient of the operation that brings Duncan to the hospital. Corpus does not know that Spleen has died and believes the operation has been performed.

The Professor — Seven Footprints to Satan (1929)

The Professor is one of the bizarre figures encountered by Jim and Eve after they are taken to the mansion. He is described as grotesque, with an animal-like face, and is part of the frightening cast that pursues and torments the trapped couple. The summary gives no further account of his actions or relationship to the mansion's ruler.

Don Jose de Castro — Two Men of Sandy Bar (1916)

A wealthy Southern California mine owner and Jovita's father, Don Jose refuses to consent to her marrying Oakhurst because Oakhurst is a gambler. Oakhurst later becomes a banker at the bank where Don Jose does business, helping make the marriage possible. Don Jose's opposition is a central obstacle in the couple's relationship.

Robert Glaxton — The Shadow on the Wall (1925)

Robert Glaxton is the Warring family's attorney. He is slowly poisoning the elderly George Warring and makes a deal with Bleary to share the family's millions. His criminal scheme makes him one of the principal threats Walters must overcome.

Cognac Pete — What Price Glory (1926)

Tough local brawler in the Philippines

Slim — The Iron Hand (1916)

Slim is Tim Noland's companion and a fellow criminal. When they are arrested, Tim resolves to abandon crime, but Slim does not; Slim later dies. His son, Roy, is adopted by Tim, who arranges for a doctor to raise the boy in a crime-free environment.

Mystery Man — House of Horror (1929)

An enigmatic visitor who cryptically summons Louise and Chester to New York. His true motives remain unclear but are directly tied to the blue diamond. He ultimately confronts Louise at the critical moment she swallows the jewel, thwarting the other conspirators' plans.

Peter Heffner — Fifth Avenue (1926)

A broker whom Barbara approaches for a loan against her father's cotton crop. After she is lured into a disorderly house, he makes unwelcome advances toward her. Later, as Neil's father, he tries to discredit Barbara by calling her a prostitute, but Mrs. Kemp's explanation clears her name.

Career Overview

William V. Mong has 145 screen credits in a career dating back to 1910. Their work is anchored in the What Price Glory Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Dark Skies, Should a Girl Marry?, Wandering Daughters. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
145
Birth Date
1875-06-24
Birth Place
Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USA

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