1926 would see his first appearance in a feature film, Miss Nobody, directed by Lambert Hillyer and starring Walter Pidgeon.

[1] During the remainder of the silent era, he would appear in over a dozen films, in either supporting or starring roles.

1926 would see him in supporting roles, but 1927 and 1928 would see him move up to star billing in such films as The Valley of the Giants (1927),[2] The Farmer's Daughter (1928),[3] and Chicken a la King (1928).

[4] With the advent of sound films, 1929 would see Stone continue to be cast in featured roles, such as The Far Call and Fugitives.

[8] His final on-screen performance would be in Edward F. Cline's Go Chase Yourself (1938), starring Joe Penner and Lucille Ball.