Joseph Byron Totten

Joseph Byron Totten was a playwright and an actor in theater[1] and silent films in the United States.

He had a 47 acre farm in Pendleton Hill, Connecticut where he kept horses, cattle, and a kennel.

[4] He wrote The Forger, "a society problem play", copyrightednin 1908.

[8] He wrote a dramatization of Harold McGrath's novel The Woman Armsan.

[10] He wrote the words to the song "Piquita" with music by Arthur Bergh, copyrighted in 1925.

Lobby card for The Dream , a Vitagraph short atarring Alice Calhoun