Dan Mason
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Dan Mason (born Daniel Grassman; February 9, 1857 – July 6, 1929) was an American actor. He appeared in more than one hundred films from 1913 to 1929. He is remembered as the "Skipper" in the "Toonerville Folks" comedy films.
The Skipper's Narrow Escape
(The Skipper)
Lure of Ambition
(Sylvester Dolan)
American Pluck
(American Consul)
On the Quiet
(Clerk)
A Short Life and a Merry One
The Chinese Parrot
(Prospector)
The Slave
(The Foissil)
Wife Number Two
(Old Soldier)
The Yellow Ticket
(Isaac Mirrel)
A Hero on Horseback
(Jimmie Breeze)
The Fire Brigade
(Peg Leg Murphy)
Thunder Mountain
(Pa MacBirney)
Marriages Are Made
(Cyrus Baird)
Laughing Bill Hyde
(Denny Dorgan)
Iron to Gold
(Lem Baldwin)
Lilac Time
((uncredited))
Hop Off
Seven Sinners
(Doctor)
Stepping Along
(Mike)
Out All Night
(Uncle)
The Scarlet Letter
(Roger Chillingworth)
Conductor 1492
(Mike O'Toole)
Sally
(Pops Shendorf)
Jack Spurlock, Prodigal
(Spurlock, Sr.)
The Skipper's Treasure Garden
(The Skipper)
Idle Tongues
(Henry Ward Beecher Payson)
The Derelict
(Walt Collins)
Wages for Wives
(Mr. Tevis)
Why Girls Leave Home
(Dodo)
Over the Hill
(Reverend Timothy Neal)
The Awakening
The Broadway Sport
(Hector Sweet)
A Desperate Moment
(Jim Warren)
A Self-Made Failure
(Dan)
The Big Parade
(Second Patriotic Letter Reader)
Forbidden Waters
(Nugget Pete)
Shirley Kaye
Skinning Skinners
Rainbow Riley
(Dr. Lem Perkins)
Is Matrimony a Failure?
(Silas Spencer)