From Wikipedia
Harry Benham (February 26, 1884 – July 17, 1969) was an American silent film actor. Born in Valparaiso, Indiana, as a child Benham and his family moved to Chicago, where he was raised and attended school. Benham had a talent for singing and sang in his local church choir.
In 1904, the production Peggy From Paris came to Chicago and, at age 20, Benham became a member of the chorus while earning a living in the wholesale paper business. Benham was soon selected to play the leading role in the production and remained in that role throughout the production's three-year run. He was subsequently able to garner more roles in other plays, such as The Sultan of Sulu, Woodland, Marrying Mary, The Gay Musician, H.M.S. Pinafore, Florodora, The Mayoress, and Madame Sherry. In 1910 Benham joined the Thanhouser Company in New Rochelle, New York, for whom he played the leading role in many of the company's films through 1915.
He married actress Ethyle Cooke, and together they had two children, Dorothy and Leland, who also became prominent Thanhouser personalities. Benham died on July 17, 1969 in Sarasota, Florida, aged 85.
Clay Cullum
Jack
J. Courtleigh Brice
Mr. Hyde (some scenes) (uncredited)
Jack, the Repeater
Jack
John Storm
Merrill Day - The Intruder
Bishop Deems
Bob / Madam Blanche
Richard Moraino
Hunter
Angel Gabriel
Brawn / The Young Athlete
The Quarrel Maker
The Brother
Tristan, Count de Vaudemont
Suitor
Lady Anne's Suitor in 1912
Sherlock Holmes
Clarence, the Ribbon Clerk
The Policeman
Nicolas Nickleby
Prince
Al Tourney
Alan-a-Dale
May's Husband
Harry Twombly
Robert Meyers
Frank Gregory
The Loyal Sister's Husband
Johnn Rand
Lord Rowland
The Fiancé
Correyee
George Griffin, lawyer
Paul Leighton - an Artist
Undetermined Role
The Husband
Belville, Phyllis' Lover
The Father
Emelyn Lewis - the Reporter
The Sailor
Fred
Dan Boynton - the Groom
The Doctor
The Guardian
Artist
Johnny Jenkins