| Charles Butterworth  Born: 26-Jul-1896
Birthplace: South Bend, IN
Died: 14-Jun-1946
Location of death: Los Angeles, CA
Cause of death: Accident - Automobile
Remains: Buried, Saint Joseph Valley Memorial Park, Granger, IN
Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor Nationality: United States
Executive summary: This is the Army Wife: Ethel Kenyon (m. 1932, div. 1939)
Girlfriend: Natalie Schafer (actress, engagement broken by his death)
Law School: University of Notre Dame Law School (1924)
Hollywood Walk of Fame 7030 Hollywood Blvd. (motion pictures)
FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
Bermuda Mystery (1-May-1944)
Follow the Boys (25-Apr-1944)
This Is the Army (29-Jul-1943) · Eddie Dibble
Sis Hopkins (12-Apr-1941)
Road Show (18-Feb-1941) · Harry Whitman
Second Chorus (3-Dec-1940) · Mr. Chisholm
The Boys from Syracuse (31-Jul-1940)
Let Freedom Ring (24-Feb-1939) · The Mackerel
Thanks for the Memory (11-Nov-1938)
Every Day's a Holiday (18-Dec-1937)
Swing High, Swing Low (15-Mar-1937)
Rainbow on the River (18-Dec-1936)
We Went to College (19-Jun-1936) · Glenn Harvey
The Moon's Our Home (10-Apr-1936)
Magnificent Obsession (30-Dec-1935) · Tommy Masterson
Baby Face Harrington (12-Apr-1935) · Willie
Forsaking All Others (23-Dec-1934) · Shemp
Student Tour (5-Oct-1934) · Ethelred Lippincott
Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back (15-Aug-1934)
Hollywood Party (24-May-1934) · Harvey Clemp
The Cat and the Fiddle (16-Feb-1934) · Charles
Penthouse (8-Sep-1933) · Layton
The Nuisance (26-May-1933)
Love Me Tonight (13-Aug-1932) · Count de Savignac
Beauty and the Boss (9-Apr-1932)
Manhattan Parade (24-Dec-1931) · Herbert
The Mad Genius (7-Nov-1931) · Karimsky
Side Show (19-Sep-1931) · Sidney
Illicit (14-Feb-1931) · George Evans
The Life of the Party (25-Oct-1930) · Col. Joy
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