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Jack Baxley

  • Name: Jack Baxley
  • Birthday: 1884-07-04
  • Place of birth: Dallas, Texas, USA
  • Popularity: 0.5
Biography: Jack Baxley was born on 4 July 1884 in Dallas, Texas, USA. He was an actor, known for The Kid from Gower Gulch (1950), Song of the Sierras (1946) and Gallant Lady (1942). He was previously married to Kay Deslys. He died on 10 December 1950 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

Movies:

Title Release date
The Big Parade of Comedy   as  Actor in 'A Night at the Movies' (archive footage) (uncredited) 1964-09-02
The Kid from Gower Gulch   as  Uncle Bill White 1950-01-15
The Lady from Shanghai   as  Guard (uncredited) 1947-12-24
Desperate   as  Dr. Wilson (uncredited) 1947-06-20
The Egg and I   as  Judge (Uncredited) 1947-05-01
The Sea of Grass   as  Homesteader (uncredited) 1947-04-25
Rainbow Over the Rockies   as  Charles Miller 1947-02-08
Song of the Sierras   as  Sheriff Ed Rawlins 1946-11-28
Riders of the Dawn   as  Doc Judd Thomas 1945-11-03
Along Came Jones   as  Rancher on Street (uncredited) 1945-07-19
Thrill of a Romance   as  Detective at Wedding Reception (uncredited) 1945-05-23
Shadows of Death   as  Sheriff (uncredited) 1945-04-19
Sweethearts of the U.S.A.   as  Chief of Police Sly Slocum 1944-03-07
True to Life   as  Man on Bus (uncredited) 1943-12-24
A Tornado in the Saddle   as  Big Bill Bailey 1942-12-15
Lucky Jordan   as  Passerby with Quarter 1942-11-16
The Magnificent Ambersons   as  Reverend Smith (uncredited) 1942-07-10
This Gun for Hire   as  Innocent Dupe (uncredited) 1942-04-24
Ghost Town Law   as  Chief Marshal Pat Madderson 1942-03-27
Mr. Celebrity   as  Judge Culpepper 1941-10-10
Texas   as  Kansas Court Bailiff 1941-10-09
Honky Tonk   as  Townsman 1941-10-01
The Kid's Last Ride   as  Jack 1941-02-10
When the Daltons Rode   as  Townsman 1940-08-23
Young Tom Edison   as  Man at Dingle's Store 1940-03-15
Slightly Honorable   as  Detective with Godeana (Uncredited) 1939-12-22
Stronger Than Desire   as  Conductor at Train Station (uncredited) 1939-06-30
The Gracie Allen Murder Case   as  Reporter #2 1939-06-02
Fixer Dugan   as  Ringmaster 1939-04-21
Zenobia   as  Barker 1939-04-21
Trade Winds   as  Detective (Uncredited) 1938-12-28
The Cowboy and the Lady   as  Rodeo Rider (uncredited) 1938-11-17
Spring Madness   as  Railroad Train Announcer 1938-11-11
Bear Facts   as  Expressman 1938-03-05
Wells Fargo   as  Knick-Knack Vendor 1937-12-31
You're Only Young Once   as  Court Clerk (uncredited) 1937-12-10
Portia on Trial   as  Juror 1937-11-08
A Night at the Movies   as  Movie Patron (uncredited) 1937-11-06
Double Wedding   as  First Bartender (uncredited) 1937-10-15
My Dear Miss Aldrich   as  Customer Stuck in Red Apple Inn (uncredited) 1937-09-17
Vogues of 1938   as  Railroad Man with Scenery 1937-08-18
Woman Chases Man   as  Process Server (uncredited) 1937-05-07
Love Is News   as  Deputy (uncredited) 1937-02-26
Man Of The People   as  Duffy 1937-01-27
Sworn Enemy   as  Ring Announcer (uncredited) 1936-09-11
O'Shaughnessy's Boy   as  Carnival Barker 1935-09-27
The Gay Bride   as  $100 recipient (uncredited) 1934-12-14
The Chief   as  Gussie, Assistant Ringmaster (uncredited) 1933-11-03
Bureau of Missing Persons   as  Homicide Detective (uncredited) 1933-09-16
Lilly Turner   as  Man in Carnival Audience (uncredited) 1933-05-13
Ladies They Talk About   as  Attendee at Revival Meeting (uncredited) 1933-02-04
Faithless   as  Candy Store Proprietor 1932-10-15
The Wet Parade   as  Wilson Supporter (uncredited) 1932-03-26
Susan Lenox (Her Fall and Rise)   as  Barker (uncredited) 1931-10-10
Laughing Sinners   as  Waiter 1931-05-30
The Unholy Three   as  Outside Sideshow Barker (uncredited) 1930-07-12
The Sins of the Children   as  Tom - Inventory Taker (uncredited) 1930-06-27
The Florodora Girl   as  Carriage Driver (uncredited) 1930-05-31
Free and Easy   as  Train Conductor (uncredited) 1930-03-22
Anna Christie   as  Coney Island Barker (uncredited) 1930-02-21