Walter Hiers
Profile info
Known forActing
GenderMale
Birthday18 July 1893
Died27 February 1933 (age 39)
Place of birthCordele, Georgia, USA
Known credits83
Biography
Walter Hiers (1893–1933) was an American silent film actor who died from pneumonia in 1933, aged 39. During his two decade-long acting career, spanning from 1912 to 1932, he starred in 101 films.
70,000 Witnesses
1932 · Old Grad
Dancers in the Dark
1932 · Ollie
A Private Scandal
1931 · Honest John
The Wide Open Spaces
1931 · Ukelele Player
A Holy Terror
1931 · Traveling Salesman (uncredited)
A Wireless Lizzie
1929 · Walter
Speedy
1928 · Soda Fountain Cook (uncredited)
A Woman Against the World
1928 · Reporter
Night Life
1927 · Manager
The Girl from Gay Paree
1927 · Sam
Blondes by Choice
1927 · Horace Rush
A Racing Romeo
1927 · Sparks
Naughty
1927 · The Best Friend
Beware of Widows
1927 · William Bradford
The Wrong Mr. Wright
1927 · Bond
Husband Hunters
1927 · Sylvester Jones
Hold That Lion!
1926 · Dick Warren
Hitchin' Up
1926 · Walter
Fresh Faces
1926 · Walter - Contest Judge
Weak, But Willing
1926 · Walter
A Rarin’ Romeo
1925 · Romeo
Excuse Me
1925 · Porter
The Triflers
1924 · Chick Warren
Along Came Ruth
1924 · Plinty Bangs
Christine of the Hungry Heart
1924 · Dan Madison
The Virgin
1924 · Sam Hawkins
Hold Your Breath
1924 · Freddie
Hollywood
1923 · Walter Hiers
Sixty Cents an Hour
1923 · Jimmy Kirk
Mr. Billings Spends His Dime
1923 · John Percival Billings
The Ghost Breaker
1922 · Rusty Snow
Bought and Paid For
1922 · James Gilley
Is Matrimony a Failure?
1922 · Jack Hoyt
Her Gilded Cage
1922 · Bud Walton
The Speed Girl
1921 · Soapy Taylor
Her Sturdy Oak
1921 · Samuel Butteers
A Kiss in Time
1921 · Bertie Ballast
Sham
1921 · Montee Buck
Two Weeks with Pay
1921 · Hotel Clerk
The Snob
1921 · Pud Welland
Oh, Lady, Lady
1920 · Willoughby Finch
Held by the Enemy
1920 · Thomas Beene
So Long Letty
1920 · Tommy Robbins
A City Sparrow
1920 · Tim Ennis
The Fourteenth Man
1920 · Harry Brooks
Going Some
1920 · Berkeley Fresno
Miss Hobbs
1920 · George Jessup
Mrs. Temple's Telegram
1920 · Frank Fuller
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