August Carney (1870-1920) was one of silent comedy’s first stars, whose heyday was essentially of the pre-Chaplin era. Originating in British music halls and American vaudeville, he found his way to Esssanay Studios in 1910. After a couple of random starts he was partnered with Victor Postel as “Hank” in the “Hank and Lank” series. [...]
SOURCE: Trav S.D. at 08:59AM on April 6, 2013