Actor. Born in Coalgate, Oklahoma, he began his career as a stunt man in silent films in the mid 1920s. In 1933, he joined the NBC Radio Network cast as a voice actor in the lead role of Tom Mix in the western radio adventure program "Tom Mix", which aired until 1950. Also at this, he appeared as a member of "The Ranch Boys" on the radio variety show, "The Fitch Bandwagon". By the mid 1950s, he also appeared on the radio variety show "Don McNeil's Breakfast Club," which aired in Hollywood until 1968. He also appeared in the movie "In Old Monterey" (1939) and on the "Cavalcade of America" TV series in 1957. He died at age 74 in Long Beach, California.
Actor. Born in Coalgate, Oklahoma, he began his career as a stunt man in silent films in the mid 1920s. In 1933, he joined the NBC Radio Network cast as a voice actor in the lead role of Tom Mix in the western radio adventure program "Tom Mix", which aired until 1950. Also at this, he appeared as a member of "The Ranch Boys" on the radio variety show, "The Fitch Bandwagon". By the mid 1950s, he also appeared on the radio variety show "Don McNeil's Breakfast Club," which aired in Hollywood until 1968. He also appeared in the movie "In Old Monterey" (1939) and on the "Cavalcade of America" TV series in 1957. He died at age 74 in Long Beach, California.
Bio by: John "J-Cat" Griffith
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