Henry Vibart
Actor
Born Dec 25, 1863 · Musselburgh, Scotland, UK
Active 1911–1943
Henry Vibart was a Scottish stage and film actor, active from the 1880s until the early 1930s. He appeared in many theatrical roles in the UK and overseas, and featured in over 70 films of the silent era.
Filmography
The Wilderness Woman — The ColonelThe City of Beautiful Nonsense (1919) — Thomas GreyA Bill of Divorcement (1922) — Dr. AliotThe Great Prince Shan (1924) — Earl of DorminsterThe Four Feathers (1921) — General FavershamThe Beryl Coronet (1921) — Alexander HolderFlames of Passion (1922) — Lord Chief JusticeThe Crimson Circle (1922)Should a Doctor Tell? (1923) — Dr. Thornton DaviesThe Woman Who Did (1925) — Dr. MerrickToni (1928) — GardoThe World of Wonderful Reality (1924) — Thomas GreyWho Is the Man? (1924) — Dr. JuvenalPoppies of Flanders (1927) — Earl of StrangewaysThe Dancer of Paris (1926)The Prince of Tempters (1926) — Duke of ChatsfieldThe Prude's Fall (1925) — Dean CareyQuinneys (1927) — Lord MelchesterLand of Hope and Glory (1927) — Sir John MaxeterThe School for Scandal (1930) — Squire HunterStranglehold (1931) — FarrenThe Bohemian Girl (1922) — Count ArnheimHigh Treason (1929) — Lord SycamoreA Woman of No Importance (1921) — Farquhar