Musician. He is most recognized for composing the music the 1935 Hollywood film "On Probation." In the 1941 film "A Woman's Face," he was credited as an unnamed organ player and in the 1947 film "Unsuspected" was credited as Al, the piano player. With no mention in the credits, he was the piano player in eleven films from 1941 to 1951. In the 1949 film" Always Leave them Laughing", Cecil Stewart appeared with his "Royal Rogues." Although his grave marker states he was a director, no sources credit him with directing.
Musician. He is most recognized for composing the music the 1935 Hollywood film "On Probation." In the 1941 film "A Woman's Face," he was credited as an unnamed organ player and in the 1947 film "Unsuspected" was credited as Al, the piano player. With no mention in the credits, he was the piano player in eleven films from 1941 to 1951. In the 1949 film" Always Leave them Laughing", Cecil Stewart appeared with his "Royal Rogues." Although his grave marker states he was a director, no sources credit him with directing.
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