
Acting
Birthday: September 30, 1896 (129)
Place of Birth: San Diego, California, USA
Biography
Howard Wright (born Frederick Howard Wright) was a songwriter ("The Strawberry Roan," "When the Bloom Is on the Sage"), composer, author, singer, radio actor, writer, producer and director, educated in college and then an Army officer in World War I. He appeared in musical comedies and tab shows, and also directed and produced in Portland, Oregon; San Francisco; Oakland; Long Beach; San Diego; and Honolulu. He toured in vaudeville and was a member of the radio and recording team The Happie Chappies, with Nat Vincent. Also he wrote for acts, including the original Beverly Hillbillies. For twelve years, he acted in the "Ma Perkins" radio series, as well as in many other radio shows.
Known For
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The Legend of Earl Durand (1974)Age: 78
What Ever Happened to Aunt Alice? (1969)Age: 73as Mourner
Good Times (1967)Age: 71as Old Timer
The Chase (1966)Age: 70as Mr. Crain (uncredited)
The Solid Gold Girl (1964)Age: 68as The Old Crook
Apache Rifles (1964)Age: 68as Indian Agent Thompson
Five Minutes to Live (1961)Age: 65as Pop
Young Jesse James (1960)Age: 64as Storekeeper Jenkins
The Legend of Tom Dooley (1959)Age: 63as Sheriff Joe Dobbs
The Louisiana Hussy (1959)Age: 63as Cob
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