Actor and Director. Originally from El Paso, he directed theatrical plays in the Catholic Community Center before relocating to Beverly Hills, California. His theatre work includes "Why Smith Left Home" in 1921, "Waterloo" in 1924 and "Ten Nights in a Barroom" in 1931. He both directed and acted in "Welcome Stranger" in 1928, "The Arrival of Kitty" and "A Lucky Break" both in 1929 and "David Garrick" at the Alamento Theatre in Alamogoro. His movie credits include "The Cyclone Kid," "The Sombrero Kid," and "Knave of Hearts" all released by Republic Studios. In 1945, he was in "The Great John L" for United Artists.
Actor and Director. Originally from El Paso, he directed theatrical plays in the Catholic Community Center before relocating to Beverly Hills, California. His theatre work includes "Why Smith Left Home" in 1921, "Waterloo" in 1924 and "Ten Nights in a Barroom" in 1931. He both directed and acted in "Welcome Stranger" in 1928, "The Arrival of Kitty" and "A Lucky Break" both in 1929 and "David Garrick" at the Alamento Theatre in Alamogoro. His movie credits include "The Cyclone Kid," "The Sombrero Kid," and "Knave of Hearts" all released by Republic Studios. In 1945, he was in "The Great John L" for United Artists.
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