
The Dark Horse
1932
as Conservative Party Man
Acting
Wilbur Mack (born George Frear Runyon, 29 July 1873 – 13 March 1964) was an American film actor and early vaudeville performer from the 1920s through the 1960s. His film acting career began during the silent film era.

1932
as Conservative Party Man

1943
as Mr. Thurber

1930
as Mason

1931
as Stockbroker (uncredited)

1950
as Poker Player

1947
as New Years Eve Reveler

1932
as Follies' Producer (uncredited)

1938
as 'Doc' Radford

1931
as Dedication Guest (uncredited)

1939
as Rehearsing Actor

1939
as Bookmaker

1931
as Frank - District Attorney (uncredited)

1945
as Sinclair Executive (uncredited)

1947
as Judge

1939
as Ballstics Expert

1948
as Prof. Corella

1940
as Nick Buffalo

1938
as Russell

1930
as Mr. Sutton

1940
as Matthews

1943
as Police Coroner (uncredited)

1939
as The Coroner

1944
as Man in Hallway (uncredited)

1940
as Mason

1936
as Man Yelling at Race Track (Uncredited)

1931

1930
as Jeff

1931
as Diner with Andrew

1943
as Inventor with Memory Tablets (uncredited)

1937
as F. J. Thompson

1936
as Vic Santell

1940
as Mr. Gellard (Uncredited)

1951
as Hotel Clerk

1930
as Edward Haines

1930
as Chief of Police

1930
as The Mayor

1932
as Club Member (uncredited)

1946
as Ball Guest (uncredited)

1944
as Coroner (uncredited)

1931
1935
as One of the Baron's Associates (uncredited)

1931
as Wilson's Secretary

1930
as Mr. Randall - The Minister (uncredited)

1952
as Mr. Conway

1931
as The Director
1931
as Director

1930
as Parker

1934
as Walker

1927
as Albert Drexel

1930

1929
as Stuttering Valet

1929
as Sam
1927
as "Black" Brody

1930
as Golf Judge (uncredited)

1934
as Freeman

1935
as Hatfield

1935
as Henry Johnson

1926
as Sid Atkins

1928

1929
as Peyson Turner
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