Dan Mason

Personal Info

Birthday

February 9, 1857

Day of Death

1929-07-06

(72 years old)

Place of Birth

Syracuse, New York, USA

Also Known As

Daniel Grassman

Dan Mason

Biography

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.

Known For

The Big Parade

Lilac Time

The Chinese Parrot

The Fire Brigade

Wages for Wives

Seven Sinners

A Self-Made Failure

Why Girls Leave Home

Filmography

1928
Lilac Time
as (uncredited)
1927
The Chinese Parrot
as Prospector
Out All Night
as Uncle
A Hero on Horseback
as Jimmie Breeze
1926
The Fire Brigade
as Peg Leg Murphy
Stepping Along
as Mike
A Desperate Moment
as Jim Warren
1925
Wages for Wives
as Mr. Tevis
Seven Sinners
as Doctor
The Big Parade
as Second Patriotic Letter Reader
American Pluck
as American Consul
Thunder Mountain
as Pa MacBirney
Sally
as Pops Shendorf
1924
Idle Tongues
as Henry Ward Beecher Payson
A Self-Made Failure
as Dan
Conductor 1492
as Mike O'Toole
1922
Iron to Gold
as Lem Baldwin
1921
Why Girls Leave Home
as Dodo
The Skipper's Narrow Escape
as The Skipper
The Skipper's Treasure Garden
as The Skipper
1919
Lure of Ambition
as Sylvester Dolan
1918
Marriages Are Made
as Cyrus Baird
Laughing Bill Hyde
as Denny Dorgan
On the Quiet
as Clerk
The Yellow Ticket
as Isaac Mirrel
Jack Spurlock, Prodigal
as Spurlock, Sr.
1917
Over the Hill
as Reverend Timothy Neal
Wife Number Two
as Old Soldier
The Broadway Sport
as Hector Sweet
The Slave
as The Foissil
The Derelict
as Walt Collins
The Scarlet Letter
as Roger Chillingworth