Biography
Popular Hollywood leading man of late silents and early talkies. He is best remembered for his teaming with Janet Gaynor in 12 screen romances between 1927 and 1934. He retired from films in the early 1940s, but TV audiences of the 1950s would see him as Gale Storm's widower dad in the popular television series My Little Margie (1952).
Movies & TV Shows
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A Woman of Paris: A Drama of Fate (1923) — Man in Nightclub (uncredited)
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The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923) — (uncredited)
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The Freshman (1925) — Student Bell Ringer at Frolic (uncredited)
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7th Heaven (1927) — Chico
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City Girl (1930) — Lem Tustine
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The Ten Commandments (1923) — Israelite Slave (uncredited)
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Street Angel (1928) — Gino
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Lucky Star (1929) — Timothy Osborn
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The River (1929) — Allen John Spender
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Liliom (1930) — Liliom
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Clash of the Wolves (1925) — Dave Weston
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Old Ironsides (1926) — Boy
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The Big Shakedown (1934) — Jimmy Morrell
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The Red Dance (1928) — Grand Duke Eugen
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Sunny Side Up (1929) — Jack Cromwell
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Just Around the Corner (1938) — Jeff Hale
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Wild Girl (1932) — Billy, the Stranger
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Rosita (1923) — Undetermined Bit Role (uncredited)
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Fazil (1928) — Prince Fazil
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Tail Spin (1939) — Bud
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Change of Heart (1934) — Chris Thring
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The Man Who Came Back (1931) — Stephen Randolph
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After Tomorrow (1932) — Peter Piper
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Delicious (1931) — Larry Beaumont
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Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men (1933) — Adoniram 'Schlumpy' Schlump / Red Branahan
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Three Women (1924) — Reveler at Monkey Bar
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Midnight Menace (1937) — Briant Gaunt
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Body and Soul (1931) — Mal Andrews
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Girl Without a Room (1933) — Tom Duncan
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Happy Days (1929) — Charles Farrell
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Fighting Youth (1935) — Larry Davis
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Moonlight Sonata (1937) — Eric Molander
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Tess of the Storm Country (1932) — Frederick Garfield Jr.
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The Rough Riders (1927) — Stewart Van Brunt
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The Deadly Game (1941) — Barry Scott
- Hollywood Hobbies (1935) — Himself
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Flight to Fame (1938) — Capt. Robert Lawrence
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My Little Margie (1952) — Vern Albright
- Falling in Love (1934) — Howard Elliott
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A Trip to Chinatown (1926) — Gayne Wilder