Thomas Orral Humphrey[1] (April 3, 1878[2][3][4] - August 12, 1929[5]) was an American silent film actor and director.

[6] Born in Iowa and raised in Oakland, California, Humphrey was the eldest of two children born to Thomas M. Humphrey and Minerva "Minnie" J.

[10] Humphrey's first film was one of the most popular of 1915, The Diamond from the Sky in which he starred alongside Lottie Pickford, Charlotte Burton, Jack Hoxie, and other popular actors.

Humphrey was married to Carrie Adams,[11] to actress Josephine E. "Jo" Taylor (his frequent onscreen wife, circa 1916[12][13]),[14] and, from 1919 until his death, to Lois Frances Born,[15] with whom he had three children.

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