
Born March 12, 1890 — Died October 15, 1949
From Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Also known as Elmer Clifford, Elmer S. Pond, Elmer Pond
Born in Chicago, he was an actor in touring stock companies before making his screen debut in 1912. Joining D.W. Griffith's Fine Arts Studio in 1914, he was cast as Union officer Phil Stoneman in "The Birth of a Nation" (1915) and as The Rhapsodie in the Babylonian story of "Intolerance" (1916). He ...

I Am Not a Racist
Phil (archive footage) (uncredited)

Nina, the Flower Girl
Jimmie

The Old Folks at Home
Steve Coburn

Intolerance: Love's Struggle Throughout the Ages
The Rhapsode (Babylonian Story)
The Little School Ma'am
Wilbur Howard
Acquitted
Ned Fowler

The Missing Links
Horace Gaylord

The Sable Lorcha
Phillip Clyde - Evelyn's Fiancé

The Lily and the Rose
Allison Edwards
The Fox Woman
Marashida

The Lost House
Cuthbert

The Birth of a Nation
Stoneman's Elder Son Phil
A Lucky Disappointment
Jack Holt

The Sisters
Frank (Carol's country lover)
The Folly of Anne
The Sympathtic Publisher

Burning Daylight: The Adventures of 'Burning Daylight' in Alaska
Charley Bates

Martin Eden
Cub Reporter
John Barleycorn
Jack, 3rd period
A Duel for Love