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William Wolbert Dorothy Davenport

Movies of William Wolbert and Dorothy Davenport together

William Wolbert and Dorothy Davenport have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Cupid Incognito in 1914. The most recent movie that William Wolbert and Dorothy Davenport starred together was The Spider and Her Web in 1914.

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1914

Cupid Incognito

Cupid Incognito

Cupid Incognito

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Angela Graham

1914

Love's Western Flight

Love's Western Flight

Love's Western Flight

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Dorothy

1914

Passing of the Beast

Passing of the Beast

Passing of the Beast

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as The Mountie's Wife

1914

The Den of Thieves

The Den of Thieves

The Den of Thieves

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Dorothy

1914

The Quack

The Quack

The Quack

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Mary Rohan

1914

The Siren

The Siren

The Siren

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Renee

1914

The Skeleton

The Skeleton

The Skeleton

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Jack's Wife

1914

The Spider and Her Web

The Spider and Her Web

The Spider and Her Web

William Wolbert

Starred as Uncredited

Dorothy Davenport

Starred as Uncredited

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