Movies of William Humphrey and Edith Storey together
William Humphrey and Edith Storey have starred in 18 movies together. Their first film was King Lear in 1909. The most recent movie that William Humphrey and Edith Storey starred together was The Trap in 1913.

1909

King Lear
1909

Les Miserables (Part I)
1909

Oliver Twist
1909

The Life of Moses
1909

The Way of the Cross
1910

Twelfth Night
1911

A Tale of Two Cities
A Tale of Two Cities
William Humphrey
Starred as The Duke D'Evremon
Edith Storey
Starred as Uncredited
1911

An Aeroplane Elopement
An Aeroplane Elopement
William Humphrey
Starred as Mr. Brooks - Maud's Father
Edith Storey
Starred as Maud Brooks
1911

Tested by the Flag
1912

The French Spy
The French Spy
William Humphrey
Starred as An Arabian Chieftain
Edith Storey
Starred as Mathilde, a French Spy
1912

The Governor Who Had a Heart
The Governor Who Had a Heart
William Humphrey
Starred as William Browden - the Governor
Edith Storey
Starred as Mrs. Browden - the Governor's Wife
1912

The Heart of the King's Jester
The Heart of the King's Jester
William Humphrey
Starred as The King
Edith Storey
Starred as The Princess
1912

The Lady of the Lake
The Lady of the Lake
William Humphrey
Starred as Undetermined Minor Role
Edith Storey
Starred as Ellen, Douglas' Daughter
1913

Captain Mary Brown
Captain Mary Brown
William Humphrey
Starred as Deland - the Spy
Edith Storey
Starred as Captain Mary Brown - the Colonel's Daughter
1913

Hearts of the First Empire
Hearts of the First Empire
William Humphrey
Starred as Napoleon
Edith Storey
Starred as Marie Luise of Austria
1913

Red and White Roses
1913

The Chains of an Oath
1913

The Trap
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