Born: 4-Feb-1889
Birthplace: San Francisco, CA
Died: 14-Nov-1960
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: Stroke
Remains: Buried, Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, CA

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Bringing Up Baby

Wife: Ruth Verney
Wife: Zanetta Watrous

    Hollywood Walk of Fame 8-Feb-1960 at 1713 Vine St. (motion pictures)

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Beau James (7-Jun-1957)
    Friendly Persuasion (25-Nov-1956) · Prof. Quigley
    Here Comes the Groom (20-Sep-1951) · Mr. McGonigle
    The Inspector General (30-Dec-1949) · Col. Castine
    Dancing in the Dark (2-Dec-1949)
    Look for the Silver Lining (23-Jun-1949) · Himself
    The Boy with Green Hair (16-Nov-1948) · The King
    Are You with It? (20-Mar-1948)
    I'll Be Yours (2-Feb-1947)
    I Love a Bandleader (13-Sep-1945)
    Ghost Catchers (30-May-1944)
    Up in Arms (17-Feb-1944) · Maj. Brock
    His Butler's Sister (26-Nov-1943)
    Cowboy in Manhattan (21-May-1943)
    Hit Parade of 1943 (26-Mar-1943)
    They Got Me Covered (4-Mar-1943)
    Star Spangled Rhythm (18-Dec-1942) · Himself
    Heart of the Golden West (16-Nov-1942)
    Between Us Girls (4-Sep-1942)
    Yankee Doodle Dandy (6-Jun-1942) · Theatre Manager
    Maisie Gets Her Man (Jun-1942)
    My Gal Sal (30-Apr-1942) · Col. Truckee
    Wild Bill Hickok Rides (31-Jan-1942) · Sylvester Twigg
    Steel Against the Sky (13-Dec-1941) · Prof. Sampson
    It Started with Eve (26-Sep-1941)
    Unfinished Business (27-Aug-1941)
    Manpower (9-Aug-1941) · Sidney Whipple
    Bad Men of Missouri (26-Jul-1941) · Mr. Pettibone
    Million Dollar Baby (31-May-1941) · Mr. Simpson
    The Wild Man of Borneo (24-Jan-1941)
    Honeymoon for Three (18-Jan-1941) · Waiter
    Li'l Abner (1-Nov-1940)
    Spring Parade (27-Sep-1940)
    Half a Sinner (5-Apr-1940)
    Kid Nightingale (4-Nov-1939)
    Going Places (31-Dec-1938) · Franklin Dexter
    Zaza (29-Dec-1938)
    Bringing Up Baby (18-Feb-1938) · Slocum
    Every Day's a Holiday (18-Dec-1937)
    Danger: Love at Work (30-Sep-1937)
    Varsity Show (4-Sep-1937) · Prof. Sylvester Biddle
    Wake Up and Live (23-Aug-1937)
    Love Under Fire (20-Aug-1937)
    Love Is News (26-Feb-1937)
    On the Avenue (12-Feb-1937)
    Banjo on My Knee (11-Dec-1936) · Warfield Scott
    Cain and Mabel (26-Sep-1936) · Jake Sherman
    We Went to College (19-Jun-1936) · Sen. Budger
    Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (12-Apr-1936) · Morrow
    A Tale of Two Cities (25-Dec-1935) · Barsad
    Every Night at Eight (2-Aug-1935)
    The Captain Hates the Sea (22-Oct-1934) · Joe Silvers
    Rockabye (25-Nov-1932) · Jimmy Dunn
    The Sport Parade (11-Nov-1932) · Shifty Morrison
    Rain (12-Oct-1932) · Quartermaster Bates
    Big City Blues (10-Sep-1932) · Cousin Gibboney
    Back Street (1-Sep-1932)
    It's Tough to Be Famous (2-Apr-1932) · Joe Chapin
    The Expert (5-Mar-1932)
    Sky Devils (3-Mar-1932)
    Platinum Blonde (31-Oct-1931) · Bingy
    The Front Page (19-Mar-1931) · Murphy
    The Florodora Girl (30-May-1930) · De Boer

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