Judson Melford

Judson Melford

Actor
Born
November 3, 1900
Died
May 24, 1978

Judson Melford born Judson Calkins Le Roy in New York in 1900, handsome young lad who appeared in westerns and dramas for the Kalem Film Company with his step-father George Melford in several films between 1910 and 1913, his first of which was 'The Touch of a Child' in 1910 and perhaps his best…

Biography

Judson Melford born Judson Calkins Le Roy in New York in 1900, handsome young lad who appeared in westerns and dramas for the Kalem Film Company with his step-father George Melford in several films between 1910 and 1913, his first of which was 'The Touch of a Child' in 1910 and perhaps his best known 'On the Warpath' in 1911, his finale film appearance was 'The Mountain Witch' with well-known silent star Carlyle Blackwell in 1913. Judson mother Louise Marsland filed for divorced from George Melford in 1924 and so Judson dropped the name Melford back to his birth name of Judson Le Roy. later worked for thirty years as an electrician for Paramount studios using his real name of Le Roy. Judson died childless in Santa Paula, California in 1978.

Actor

The Mountain WitchThe Mountain Witch(1913)as Noel - Ilsa's Son
The Two RunawaysThe Two Runaways(1912)as Little Freddie Jackson
The Driver of the Deadwood CoachThe Driver of the Deadwood Coach(1912)as Harry Nelson - John's Little Boy
The Power of a HymnThe Power of a Hymn(1912)as George - as a Boy of 12
The Peril of the PlainsThe Peril of the Plains(1911)as Bob Walker - Son

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Louise Dunlap, William Bodie, and Judson Melford in The Power of a Hymn (1912)Carlyle Blackwell, Alice Joyce, Frank Lanning, George Melford, William H. West, Jane Wolfe, and Judson Melford in On the Warpath (1911)Carlyle Blackwell, J.J. Clark, Edward Coxen, Gene Gauntier, Pat Hartigan, Alice Joyce, J.P. McGowan, George Melford, Ruth Roland, Robert G. Vignola, Jane Wolfe, and Judson MelfordJudson Melford