Harry Temple Morey (August 21, 1873 â€" January 24, 1936) was an
American stage and motion picture actor who appeared in nearly 200
films during his career.Born in Charlotte, Michigan, Morey began
acting career on the stage. In 1909, Morey joined the Vitagraph Film
Company, making him a member the original Vitagraph stock company of
actors. He had his first substantial film role in 1910, opposite
actors Maurice Costello and Earle Williams in the Van Dyke
Brooke-directed dramatic short Capital vs. Labor. He would spend the
early 1910s appearing opposite such popular actors of the era as John
Bunny, Flora Finch, Julia Swayne Gordon, Florence Turner, Edith Storey
and William Shea.Morey would make his final film appearance in the
1934 Ralph Staub-directed comedy short Very Close Veins opposite
actors Ben Blue and Shemp Howard.Morey died in Brooklyn, New York,
United States in 1936 at the age of 62 of a lung abscess.
American stage and motion picture actor who appeared in nearly 200
films during his career.Born in Charlotte, Michigan, Morey began
acting career on the stage. In 1909, Morey joined the Vitagraph Film
Company, making him a member the original Vitagraph stock company of
actors. He had his first substantial film role in 1910, opposite
actors Maurice Costello and Earle Williams in the Van Dyke
Brooke-directed dramatic short Capital vs. Labor. He would spend the
early 1910s appearing opposite such popular actors of the era as John
Bunny, Flora Finch, Julia Swayne Gordon, Florence Turner, Edith Storey
and William Shea.Morey would make his final film appearance in the
1934 Ralph Staub-directed comedy short Very Close Veins opposite
actors Ben Blue and Shemp Howard.Morey died in Brooklyn, New York,
United States in 1936 at the age of 62 of a lung abscess.
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