Born: 22-Sep-1886
Birthplace: Virginia City, NV
Died: 27-Apr-1950
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: unspecified
Remains: Buried, Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, CA

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

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: A Midsummer Night's Dream

Wife: Florence (one daughter)
Daughter: Patricia

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Stella (20-Jul-1950)
    A Letter to Three Wives (20-Jan-1949) · Mr. Manleigh
    Up in Central Park (26-May-1948)
    The Inside Story (14-Mar-1948)
    Driftwood (15-Sep-1947) · Judge Beckett
    Little Iodine (20-Oct-1946)
    Margie (16-Oct-1946) · Mr. MacDuff
    Faithful in My Fashion (22-Aug-1946) · Mr. Wilson
    Black Angel (2-Aug-1946)
    The Spider Woman Strikes Back (22-Mar-1946)
    Cinderella Jones (9-Mar-1946) · George
    Kismet (22-Aug-1944) · Moolah
    What a Woman! (28-Dec-1943)
    Jack London (24-Nov-1943)
    Sweet Rosie O'Grady (1-Oct-1943) · Clark
    Dangerous Blondes (23-Sep-1943) · Pop
    The Kansan (10-Sep-1943) · Josh Hudkins
    The Man from Down Under (4-Aug-1943)
    Stand by for Action (31-Dec-1942) · Carpenter's Mate "Chips"
    Whistling in Dixie (31-Dec-1942) · Panky
    The Magnificent Dope (1-Jul-1942)
    Jackass Mail (1-Jul-1942)
    My Favorite Spy (28-May-1942)
    Skylark (19-Nov-1941)
    Our Wife (4-Aug-1941)
    Thieves Fall Out (3-May-1941) · David Tipton
    I Wanted Wings (26-Mar-1941)
    Santa Fe Trail (13-Dec-1940) · Barber Doyle
    The Great Plane Robbery (9-Dec-1940)
    Hired Wife (13-Sep-1940) · William
    You Can't Fool Your Wife (21-May-1940)
    An Angel from Texas (27-Apr-1940) · Mr. Robelink
    Shooting High (12-Apr-1940) · Clem Perkle
    The Ghost Comes Home (8-Mar-1940) · Ambrose Bundy
    A Child Is Born (7-Dec-1939)
    Reno (1-Dec-1939) · Abe Compass
    That's Right -- You're Wrong (24-Nov-1939) · Dwight Cook
    Tell No Tales (12-May-1939)
    Rose of Washington Square (5-May-1939) · Whitey Boone
    Zenobia (21-Apr-1939) · Mr. Dover
    Cowboy from Brooklyn (9-Jul-1938) · Mr. Jordan
    Night Key (18-Apr-1937)
    The Great O'Malley (13-Feb-1937) · Pinky Holden
    Three Smart Girls (20-Dec-1936)
    Cain and Mabel (26-Sep-1936) · Milo
    Stage Struck (12-Sep-1936) · Wayne
    Two Against the World (11-Jul-1936) · Tippy Mantus
    The Golden Arrow (23-May-1936) · DeWolfe
    Colleen (21-Mar-1936) · Noggin
    Wife vs. Secretary (28-Feb-1936) · Joe
    Captain Blood (19-Dec-1935) · Dr. Bronson
    Dr. Socrates (19-Oct-1935)
    A Midsummer Night's Dream (9-Oct-1935)
    I Live for Love (28-Sep-1935)
    Page Miss Glory (7-Sep-1935) · Joe Bonner
    We're in the Money (17-Aug-1935) · Max
    Broadway Gondolier (27-Jul-1935)
    Don't Bet on Blondes (13-Jul-1935)
    While the Patient Slept (2-Mar-1935) · Eustace
    Wings in the Dark (1-Feb-1935)
    Bordertown (23-Jan-1935)
    I Am a Thief (24-Nov-1934) · Daudet
    The Firebird (3-Nov-1934)
    The St. Louis Kid (1-Nov-1934)
    Kansas City Princess (13-Oct-1934)
    Madame Du Barry (13-Oct-1934) · Prof. de la Vauguyon
    A Lost Lady (29-Sep-1934)
    Housewife (9-Aug-1934) · George
    Now I'll Tell (8-Jun-1934)
    The Key (31-May-1934) · Homer
    Merry Wives of Reno (12-May-1934) · Derwent
    A Very Honorable Guy (5-May-1934)
    Harold Teen (7-Apr-1934) · Pop
    A Modern Hero (3-Apr-1934)
    Jimmy the Gent (17-Mar-1934)
    I've Got Your Number (3-Feb-1934)
    Dark Hazard (3-Feb-1934) · George Mayhew
    Hi, Nellie! (20-Jan-1934)
    Easy to Love (13-Jan-1934) · Hotel Desk Clerk
    Moulin Rouge (10-Jan-1934)
    Havana Widows (18-Nov-1933) · Mr. Otis
    Broadway Through a Keyhole (2-Nov-1933)
    Goodbye Again (2-Sep-1933)
    Headline Shooter (28-Jul-1933) · Happy
    Mary Stevens, M.D. (22-Jul-1933) · Alf Simmons
    The Mayor of Hell (23-Jun-1933)
    Private Detective 62 (10-Jun-1933)
    I Cover the Waterfront (19-May-1933)

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