Al W. Filson (born January 27, 1857) is an american_film_actors. Al W. Filson (January 27, 1857 – November 14, 1925) was an American actor of stage and film, known for his work in vaudeville. Filson toured with the Orpheum and Keith circuits, with a tramp act. He w
Filson often performed comedy sketch on stage with his wife, actress Lee Errol (or Lea Errol), under the name Filson and Errol. Filson and Errol performed in "A Daughter of Bacchus" (1905); and in the George M. Cohan stage show skit, "A Tip on the Derby".
He copyrighted Ed Chrissie's musical comedy, "A Dose of His Own Medicine" in 1898.
Career
He copyrighted Ed Chrissie's musical comedy, "A Dose of His Own Medicine" in 1898.
Personal Life
Al W. Filson was born in Unknown on January 27, 1857. Details about their personal life continue to be of interest to the public.
References
- "Al W. Filson." Wikipedia. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_W._Filson
- "Wikidata entity: Q2829417 — Al W. Filson." wikidata.org/wiki/Q2829417