WARD CRANE

From Who's Who on the Screen (1920)

Ward Crane was born in Albany, N. Y., and received his education in that city. He was soon lured to the shadow stage after completing his education and got his first chance to shine upon the screen with Marion Davies in "The Dark Star." It was while playing in Alan Dwan productions that he perhaps did his most memorable work and the admirers of the silversheet will undoubtedly long remember him for his part in "The Luck of the Irish," "The Heart of a Fool," and "Soldiers of Fortune." Mr. Crane in an athlete of marked ability and finds great pleasure in automobiling around the boulevards of California. He is five feet eleven inches high, tips the beam at a hundred and seventy-five pounds and has dark hair and brown eyes.

From Who's Who on the Screen (1920)
Ward Crane was born in Albany, N. Y., and received his education in that city. He was soon lured to the shadow stage after completing his education and got his first chance to shine upon the screen with Marion Davies in "The Dark Star." It was while playing in Alan Dwan productions that he perhaps did his most memorable work and the admirers of the silversheet will undoubtedly long remember him for his part in "The Luck of the Irish," "The Heart of a Fool," and "Soldiers of Fortune." Mr. Crane in an athlete of marked ability and finds great pleasure in automobiling around the boulevards of California. He is five feet eleven inches high, tips the beam at a hundred and seventy-five pounds and has dark hair and brown eyes.

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