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Johnny Mack Brown
1904-1974
Updated 3/22/2008 with more films available on DVD.
biography
Johnny Mack Brown was born in Dothan, Alabama, in 1904 to parents who owned a local clothing store. His early aspirations were more athletic than theatrical, as Brown was an All-American halfback for the University of Alabama in the 1920s. But rather than pursuing professional football as a career, he signed a five-year contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in late 1926.
LEFT: Mid 1920s photo of Brown during his football days. CENTER: Late 1920s arcade card. RIGHT: Late 1920s photo with silent star Charles Farrell
After just a few small roles at MGM, Brown became a star during the waning days of silent films. Teamed with MGM's biggest female stars, such as Joan Crawford, Greta Garbo, and Norma Shearer, Brown emerged as a leading man, usually billed as John Mack Brown. Brown was also loaned out to other studios such as Fox and RKO during this period. Although he is today best known for his westerns, most of Johnny Mack Brown's silent films were dramas and comedies. With the advent and studio acceptance of synch-sound pictures, Brown's star began to fade at MGM, as studio executives thought his strong southern accent was not becoming of a leading man. However, his accent proved to be an asset in westerns with the October 1930 release of Billy the Kid, in which Brown has the title role; in this film, he is billed as Johnny Mack Brown and would usually be billed as such for the remainder of his career. While Brown had become a big star at MGM in the late 1920s, MGM let him go the end of his contract in 1932. Nevertheless, he rolled with the punches and acted in films at Paramount, Warner Brothers, and Universal between 1932 and 1935; however, Brown was usually served as a supporting actor in these films. Longing for starring roles in films, in 1935 he signed with the poverty-row studio Supreme Pictures to do a string of low-budget westerns. Supreme's shaky fortunes were enhanced by a distribution deal with Republic Studios, which was newly formed by Herbert Yates after he foreclosed on Monogram and Mascot studios, both heavily in debt to Yates' Consolidated Film Laboratories film processing company. Although a poverty-row independent, Republic was in better financial shape than most small studios in the mid 1930s, and Brown's career began to flourish again. However, he became so identified with westerns that, beyond the mid 1930s, Brown rarely appeared in a non-western film.
LEFT: A rare 1940s shot of Johnny Mack Brown. CENTER: Promotional photos from Monogram. RIGHT: Johnny Mack Brown was featured in a Dell Comic Book series in the 1950s
Brown left Supreme/Republic in 1937 for the greener pastures of Universal, where he made about 30 films during his five-year contract. But Universal tired of the western format and its low-budget stigma, so in 1943 Brown signed with Monogram Pictures, which had been re-formed in 1937 by Ray Johnson and Trem Carr. Brown stayed with Monogram through 1952, when the studio pulled the plug on low-budget westerns since competition from television made the old B western format unprofitable. Also, by this time Monogram's president Steve Broidy wished to leave the poverty-row reputation of Monogram behind, and Monogram's westerns suffered the consequences. In 1946, Broidy started releasing Monogram's better-funded B films under the Allied Artists name. His venture proved successful, and by 1953 use of the Monogram name was discontinued.
the films of johnny mack brown
The Fair Co-Ed (1927)
A very young Johnny Mack Brown is at the center rear of this still from the MGM Marion Davies comedy The Fair Co-Ed
Our Dancing Daughters (1928)
With Joan Crawford in Our Dancing Daughters, the film that made Crawford a star
The Single Standard (1929)
Brown with Greta Garbo in The Single Standard
Everyman's Law (1936)
As the Dog Town Kid in the poverty-row western Everyman's Law
Wild West Days (1937)
With Robert McClung and George Shelley in the Universal thirteen-chapter western serial Wild West Days
Boss of Bullion City (1940)
With sidekick Fuzzy Knight and Maria Montez in the Universal western Boss of Bullion City
The Lost Trail (1945)
With Raymond Hatton in Monogram's The Lost Trail
Texas City (1952)
With Lois Hall and Lorna Thayer in the Monogram western Texas City
later years
The era of the B western ended in the early 1950s, as competition from television brought the curtain down on the genre. Brown had proved very popular as a western hero through the early 1950s, but with the death of B movie oaters, he retired from the screen. Brown remained popular when many of his old films were sold into TV syndication packages in the 1950s, and Dell was inspired to produce a comic book series. Dell published more than 20 in this series through 1959. He came out of retirement in the mid 1960s for supporting roles in the films Requiem for a Gunfighter (1965), The Bounty Killer (1965), and Apache Uprising (1966), which was his final film. After a long career during which he acted in more than 150 films, Brown passed away from a heart condition in 1974 at the age of 70.
Forbidden Hollywood Collection, Vol. 2 [DVD] DVD
In her Academy Award-winning role, Norma Shearer is "The Divorcee" (1930), a newspaperman's wife who leaves her husband due to his extra-marital affairs and embarks on her own series of encounters (a racy theme for its time). Chester Morris, Conrad Nagel co-star. Next, Clark Gable plays a slyly charming criminal who escapes a murder charge with the help of alcoholic attorney Lionel Barrymore, only to seduce Barrymore's pleasure-seeking daughter (Shearer), in "A Free Soul" (1931). A trio of childhood girlfriends meets years later to find their lives intertwined in a web of love triangles, mobsters, alcohol, and drugs, in "Three on a Match" (1932). With Bette Davis, Joan Blondell, Ann Dvorak, Humphrey Bogart. "Female" (1933) stars Ruth Chatterton as a woman in charge of an automobile factory whose tough, no-nonsense business attitude matches her love life. Johnny Mack Brown co-stars. And, Barbara Stanwyck is a "Night Nurse" (1933) who cares for two fatherless children and uncovers a plot to kill them for their inheritance hatched by their drunken mother and her chauffeur lover (Gable). 6 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby digital mono; documentary. Three-disc set.
Classic Westerns Collection: Johnny Mack Brown [DVD] DVD
First, Johnny Mack Brown, at his dynamic best, goes face to face with a nasty black hat out to swipe a young woman's ranch. Johnny's heroics save the ranch and win the lady. "The Crooked Trail" (1936) co-stars Lucille Brown, John Merton. Next, in "Boothill Brigade" (1937), Brown's frontier do-gooder squares off against an evil land-grabber who is trying to take property from hard-working homesteaders. With Claire Rochelle, Dick Curtis, Horace Murphy. Then, Brown straps on his six-shooter to avenge the dastardly murder of his brother by claim jumpers. "Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie" (1941) also stars Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day, and, in an uncredited role, Kermit Maynard. Finally, Brown spends two years in prison after being falsely accused of bank robbery. After he is paroled, he teams up with sheriff Tex Ritter to track down the varmints on the "Lone Star Trail" (1943). Knight, Jennifer Holt co-star; music by The Jimmy Wakely Trio. 3 3/4 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; theatrical trailers.
The Great American Western, Vol. 28 [DVD] DVD
Flashbacks provide insight into the disturbed childhood of prospective U.S. marshal Johnny Mack Brown, whose knees buckle when under fire, in "Branded a Coward" (1935). With Billie Seward and Syd Saylor. Ex-boxer Tom Tyler plays a fighter who retires for a life of ranching after he loses a fixed match, but puts the gloves back on when his boss gets involved with a crooked promoter, in "Rip Roarin' Buckaroo" (1936). Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette bring a herd of horses to the diamond fields of Africa, and Gene is framed on a charge of diamond smuggling, in "Round-Up Time in Texas" (1937). Finally, Roy Rogers goes against a mysterious destroyer of nature--who kills deer--in the Western adventure "Springtime in the Sierras" (1947). With Andy Devine, The Sons of the Pioneers, and Trigger. 3 1/2 hrs. total.
B Western Digests, Vol. 1 [DVD] DVD
Includes "The Lone Bandit" (1934), featuring Lane Chandler; John Wayne's "'Neath the Arizona Skies" (1934); "Western Feud" (1949), with Johnny Mack Brown; and "Loaded Guns" (1953), an episode of "The Roy Rogers Show."
B Western Digests, Vol. 2 [DVD] DVD
Includes the Texas Rangers' films "Brand of the Devil" (1944) and "Rawhide Buckaroos"; "The Oregon Trail" (1939), with Johnny Mack Brown; and "Frontier Outlaws" (1944), starring Buster Crabbe.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 1 [DVD] DVD
Johnny Mack Brown wears both the white and black hats in "Bad Man from Red Butte" (1940), a rollicking sagebrusher that finds him playing a creepy cowpoke with murder in his recent past and his nice guy sibling, who is mistaken for the bad guy by a posse and townspeople. Bob Baker, Fuzzy Knight also star. Then, while searching for his brother's killer, a ranger (Brown) becomes the champion for a town that's being terrorized by an organized crime syndicate in the non-stop western adventure "Rawhide Rangers" (1941). Knight, Nell O'Day, Kathryn Adams, Harry Cording co-star. 114 min. total.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 2 [DVD] DVD
Aside from his three names, Johnny Mack Brown was a western legend for his agility, his toughness and charisma. In "Law of the Range" (1941), he clobbers the culprits who clipped his poppa. There's action, there's romance, there's horses! With Fuzzy Knight and Nell O' Day. Next, scamming sidewinders try to swindle the railroad, but Brown and Tex Ritter team up to pull the brakes on their nefarious efforts in "Raiders of San Joaquin" (1943). Knight and Jennifer Holt co-star. 118 min. total.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 3 [DVD] DVD
Cowboy hero Johnny Mack Brown runs a pony express station where he faces all sorts of dangers, including mail thieves and nasty Indians. Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day and Iron Eyes Cody also star in "Pony Post" (1940). Brown then stars in "Ragtime Cowboy Joe" (1940), a high-spirited tale of a detective who teams up with hapless cowhand Knight and goes undercover to nab a gang of scheming cattle rustlers. With Dick Curtis, Lynn Merrick, Nell O'Day. 112 min. total.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 4 [DVD] DVD
In "Branded a Coward" (1935), flashbacks provide insight into the disturbed childhood of prospective U.S. marshal Johnny Mack Brown, whose knees buckle when under fire. Interesting psychological horse opry co-stars Billie Seward and Syd Saylor. Then, sheriff Brown doubles as an ornery outlaw to capture an ornery outlaw, as well as take the fancy of a preacherwoman and a singer in the B-western programmer "Rogue of the Range" (1937). Co-stars Lois January and Alden Chase. 116 min. total.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 5 [DVD] DVD
"Guns in the Dark" (1937) is a thrill-a-minute oater with Johnny Mack Brown as a gunslinger who hangs up his holster, believing that he pulled a boner and bumped off his buddy. But everyone lives happily ever after, after his pal turns up intact and Johnny slaps his hardware back on. Co-stars Dick Curtis. And, after a batch of ranchers are mysteriously murdered, Brown and Raymond Hatton draw their guns to investigate in "Partners of the Trail" (1947), a two-fisted western actioner that packs a wallop! 113 min. total.
Johnny Mack Brown Western Double Feature, Vol. 6 [DVD] DVD
It's open season on rustlers when smilin' Johnny Mack Brown digs for blue lightnin', mills a herd of stampeding beef on the hoof, while winning the hand of pink and pretty Lois January in "Bar Z Bad Men" (1937). Co-stars Ernie Adams, Jack Rockwell and Tom London. And, Brown stars as a cowhand raised by a gentleman after being mistakenly left for dead...and who must now ride to keep his adoptive family from splitting. "Between Men" (1935) also stars William Farnum, Beth Marion. 116 min. total.
Rustlers Of Red Dog [DVD](1935) DVD
Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton and Walter Miller are a trio of range-roving do-gooders who helps defend a wagon train from hostile Indians and a gang of villains after the train's hidden gold. Well-done Western thriller also stars Joyce Compton, H.L. Woods. 12 episodes; 240 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; biographies; theatrical trailers.
Desert Phantom [DVD](1936) DVD
Johnny Mack Brown rescues cowgirl Sheila Manners from two nasty polecats looking to dupe her out of her ranch. Ted Adams also stars. 66 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Hell Town [DVD](1937) DVD
One of the Duke's best "B" vehicles finds John Wayne forming a fast friendship with Johnny Mack Brown after he rescues Brown's livestock. Johnny Mack returns the favor when Wayne gets in over his head at the card table. Marsha Hunt, Monte Blue co-star. AKA: "Born to the West." 60 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English mono. Plays All Regions.
Guns In The Dark [DVD](1937) DVD
Thrill-a-minute oater with Johnny Mack Brown as a gunslinger who hangs up his holster, believing that he pulled a boner and bumped off his buddy. But everyone lives happily ever after, after his pal turns up intact and Johnny slaps his hardware back on. Co-stars Dick Curtis, Claire Rochelle, Syd Saylor, and Ted Adams. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Trail Of Vengeance [DVD](1937) DVD
After his brother is killed, Johnny Mack Brown searches for the killer and finds himself in the middle of a range war. Iris Meredith and Warner Richmond also star in this two-fisted cinematic shoot-out. Standard; Soundtrack: English.
Boothill Brigade (1937)/Lawless Land [DVD](1937) DVD
First, in "Boothill Brigade," Johnny Mack Brown stars as a frontier do-gooder who squares off against an evil land-grabber who is trying to take property from hard-working homesteaders. With Claire Rochelle, Dick Curtis, Horace Murphy. Then, Texas Ranger Brown encounters a maniacal killer while investigating a string of murders in a "Lawless Land." Louise Stanley, Ted Adams, Ed Cassidy co-star. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Fighting With Kit Carson [DVD](1937) DVD
Kit Carson (Johnny Mack Brown) fights an outlaw gang called the Mystery Riders, searches for lost gold and has his hand in several chases. Also starring the father-son team of Noah Beery and Noah Beery, Jr. 12 chapters; 233 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Flaming Frontiers [DVD](1938) DVD
Rousing Western serial in which frontier scout Tex Houston (Johnny Mack Brown) matches his skill and wits against outlaws who are after a gold mine belonging to a beautiful woman and her brother. Eleanor Hansen, Charles Middleton also star. 15 chapters; 5 hrs. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
The Oregon Trail [DVD](1939) DVD
Two-fisted trail scout Johnny Mack Brown and trusty sidekick Fuzzy Knight go undercover to learn who's behind the attacks on wagon train convoys bound for the Oregon Territory in this fur-flying frontier serial. Bill Cody, Jr., Louis Stanley also star. 15 chapters; 4 3/4 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English; biographies; photo gallery; theatrical trailers.
Oklahoma Frontier [DVD](1939) DVD
In one of several Westerns he made for Universal, Johnny Mack Brown stars as a man protecting the rights of homesteaders during the Oklahoma Land Rush. When outlaws frame Brown for murder, Fuzzy Knight (billed as Windy Day) hatches a daring plan to free his pal from jail and save the day. Bob Baker, Anne Gwynne, James Blaine co-star. 59 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Bad Man From Red Butte (1940)/Rawhide Rangers (1941) [DVD] DVD
Johnny Mack Brown wears both the white and black hats in "Bad Man from Red Butte" (1940), a rollicking sagebrusher that finds him playing a creepy cowpoke with murder in his recent past and his nice guy sibling, who is mistaken for the bad guy by a posse and townspeople. Bob Baker, Fuzzy Knight also star. Then, while searching for his brother's killer, a ranger (Brown) becomes the champion for a town that's being terrorized by an organized crime syndicate in the non-stop western adventure "Rawhide Rangers" (1941). Knight, Nell O'Day, Kathryn Adams, Harry Cording co-star. 114 min. total.
Bury Me Not On The Lone Prairie [DVD](1941) DVD
After his brother is murdered in cold blood by claim jumpers, mining engineer Johnny Mack Brown straps on his six-shooter to avenge the dastardly deed. But when his friend is kidnapped by the outlaws, can he track them down, save his pal and get the revenge he so desperately seeks before the bad guys strike again? With Fuzzy Knight, Nell O'Day, and, in an uncredited role, Kermit Maynard. 61 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Boss Of Hangtown Mesa [DVD](1942) DVD
Crackerjack "B" oater with Johnny Mack Brown, who comes on strong to help Helen Deverell after she takes over a telegraph business from her late uncle. Seems that Unc was killed by outlaws trying to stop communication in the wild, wild West, and now Brown has a message to send the murderers. With Fuzzy Knight, Rex Lease and Henry Hall; directed by Joseph H. Lewis ("Gun Crazy"). 52 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Raiders Of The Border [DVD](1944) DVD
Corrupt wranglers conspire with gem heisters to force out the owners of a trading post. Johnny Mack Brown steps in to throw and rope their scheme. With Raymond Hatton. 55 min.
Law Men [DVD](1944) DVD
Cowboy hero Johnny Mack Brown plays a marshal trying to get the goods on a gang of robbers, but later learns the owner of the bank is responsible for the crimes. Raymond Hatton, Jan Wiley also star in this enthralling Western thrill ride. 61 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
Code Of The Saddle [DVD](1947) DVD
While investigating a range war, Johnny Macklin (Johnny Mack Brown) and his sidekick Winks (Raymond Hatton) run across a crooked sheriff who frames them for murders they didn't commit. Now it's up to Johnny and Winks to expose the lawman and end the war before anyone else turns up dead. Rip-roaring western also stars Kay Morley, William Norton Bailey. 53 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.
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filmography
FILM
Apache Uprising (1966) with Rory Calhoun, Lon Chaney Jr., Corinne Calvet, John Russell, and Richard Arlen
The Bounty Killer (1965) with Dan Duryea, Buster Crabbe, and Richard Arlen
Requiem for a Gunfighter (1965) with Rod Cameron and Raymond Hatton
The Man From Black Hills (1952) with Denver Pyle
Canyon Ambush (1952) with Phyllis Coates
Dead Man's Trail (1952)
Texas City (1952) with Lyle Talbot
Texas Lawmen (1951) with Lyle Talbot
Whistling Hills (1951) with Noel Neill
Oklahoma Justice (1951) with Phyllis Coates
Montana Desperado (1951) with Myron Healey
Blazing Bullets (1951)
Man From Sonora (1951) with Phyllis Coates and Lyle Talbot
Colorado Ambush (1951) with Myron Healey, Lois Hall, Tommy Farrell, and Lyle Talbot
Six Gun Mesa (1950) with Gail Davis and Bud Osborne
Short Grass (1950) with Rod Cameron, Cathy Downs, Alan Hale Jr., Morris Ankrum, and Myron Healey
Outlaw Gold (1950) with Myron Healey and Bud Osborne
Law of the Panhandle (1950) with Myron Healey and Kermit Maynard
Over the Border (1950) with Myron Healey and Bud Osborne
West of Wyoming (1950) with Gail Davis, Myron Healey, and Bud Osborne
Range Justice (1949) with Max Terhune, Tristram Coffin, Kenne Duncan, and Myron Healey
Trail's End (1949) with Max Terhune and Myron Healey
West of El Dorado (1949) with Max Terhune, Kenne Duncan, and Bud Osborne
Western Renegades (1949) with Max Terhune and Myron Healey
Stampede (1949) with Rod Cameron and Gale Storm
Law of the West (1949) with Max Terhune, Kenne Duncan, and Bud Osborne
Hidden Danger (1948) with Raymond Hatton, Max Terhune, Myron Healey, and Kenne Duncan
Gunning for Justice (1948) with Raymond Hatton, Max Terhune, and Bud Osborne
Sheriff of Medicine Bow (1948) with Raymond Hatton and Max Terhune
The Fighting Ranger (1948) with Raymond Hatton
Back Trail (1948) with Raymond Hatton and 'Snub' Pollard
Triggerman (1948) with Raymond Hatton and Virginia Carroll
Frontier Agent (1948) with Raymond Hatton and Virginia Carroll
Crossed Trails (1948) with Raymond Hatton
Overland Trails (1948) with Raymond Hatton and Virginia Carroll
Trailing Danger (1947) with Raymond Hatton and Bud Osborne
Gun Talk (1947) with Raymond Hatton
Prairie Express (1947) with Raymond Hatton
Flashing Guns (1947) with Raymond Hatton
Code of the Saddle (1947) with Raymond Hatton and Bud Osborne
The Law Comes to Gunsight (1947) with Raymond Hatton and Kermit Maynard
Land of the Lawless (1947) with Raymond Hatton
Raiders of the South (1946) with Evelyn Brent and Raymond Hatton
Shadows on the Range (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Trigger Fingers (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Under Arizona Skies (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Silver Range (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Gentleman from Texas (1946) with Raymond Hatton
The Haunted Mine (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Drifting Along (1946) with Raymond Hatton
Border Bandits (1946) with Raymond Hatton and Bud Osborne
Stranger from Santa Fe (1945)
Frontier Feud (1945)
The Lost Trail (1945)
Flame of the West (1945)
Gun Smoke (1945)
Forever Yours (1945) with Gale Storm, C. Aubrey Smith, Conrad Nagel, Mary Boland, and Johnny Downs
The Navajo Trail (1945)
Raiders of the Border (1944) with Raymond Hatton
Range Law (1944)
West of the Rio Grande (1944)
Ghost Guns (1944)
Law of the Valley (1944)
Land of the Outlaws (1944)
Law Men (1944)
Partners of the Trail (1944)
Lone Star Trail (1943)
Six-Gun Gospel (1943)
The Stranger From Pecos (1943)
The Texas Kid (1943)
Outlaws of Stampede Pass (1943)
Raiders of San Joaquin (1943)
Cheyenne Roundup (1943)
The Ghost Rider (1943)
Tenting Tonight on the Old Camp Ground (1943)
The Old Chisholm Trail (1943)
Boss of Hangtown Mesa (1942)
Deep in the Heart of Texas (1942)
Little Joe, the Wrangler (1942)
Ride 'Em Cowboy (1942) with Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Dick Foran, Anne Gwynne, and Ella Fitzgerald
The Silver Bullet (1942) with Fuzzy Knight
Stagecoach Buckaroo (1942) with Fuzzy Knight, Anne Nagel, Herbert Rawlinson, and Glenn Strange
Law of the Range (1941) with Fuzzy Knight and Pat O'Malley
The Masked Rider (1941)
Fighting Bill Fargo (1941)
Arizona Cyclone (1941)
Man From Montana (1941)
Rawhide Rangers (1941)
Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie (1941)
Law and Order (1940)
Son of Roaring Dan (1940)
West of Carson City (1940)
Pony Post (1940)
Ragtime Cowboy Joe (1940)
Bad Man from Red Butte (1940)
Riders of Pasco Basin (1940)
Boss of Bullion City (1940)
Chip of the Flying U (1940)
The Oregon Trail (1939)
Oklahoma Frontier (1939)
Desperate Trails (1939)
Flaming Frontiers (1938)
Wild West Days (1937)
Wells Fargo (1937)
Born to the West (1937) with John Wayne
Boothill Brigade (1937)
A Lawman Is Born (1937)
Guns in the Dark (1937)
Bar-Z Bad Men (1937)
Lawless Land (1937)
Trail of Vengeance (1937)
The Gambling Terror (1937) with Iris Meredith
Undercover Man (1936)
The Crooked Trail (1936)
Everyman's Law (1936)
Rogue of the Range (1936)
Desert Phantom (1936)
Valley of the Lawless (1936)
Rustlers of Red Dog (1935)
Courageous Avenger (1935)
Between Men (1935)
Branded a Coward (1935)
Against the Law (1934) with Sally Blane
Cross Streets (1934)
Belle of the Nineties (1934) with Mae West and Katherine DeMille
Marrying Widows (1934) with Minna Gombell
Three on a Honeymoon (1934) with Sally Eilers, Zasu Pitts, Charles Starrett, and Irene Hervey
Missouri Nightingale (1934)
Female (1933) with Ruth Chatterton and George Brent
Fighting with Kit Carson (1933)
Son of a Sailor (1933) with Joe E. Brown, Jean Muir, Frank McHugh, and Thelma Todd
Saturday's Millions (1933) with Robert Young and Andy Devine
70,000 Witnesses (1932)
Malay Nights (1932) with Raymond Hatton
Vanishing Frontier (1932) with Zasu Pitts and Raymond Hatton
Flames (1932)
Lasca of the Rio Grande (1931) with Leo Carrillo
The Last Flight (1931) with Richard Barthelmess, David Manners, and Helen Chandler
The Secret Six (1931) with Wallace Beery, Jean Harlow, and Clark Gable
The Great Meadow (1931) with Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
Undertow (1930)
Billy the Kid (1930) wth Wallace Beery
Hurricane (1930)
Montana Moon (1930) with Joan Crawford
Jazz Heaven (1929)
The Single Standard (1929) with Greta Garbo
The Valiant (1929) with Paul Muni
Coquette (1929) with Mary Pickford
A Woman of Affairs (1928) with Greta Garbo
A Lady of Chance (1928) with Norma Shearer
Annapolis (1928)
Our Dancing Daughter (1928) with Joan Crawford
The Play Girl (1928) with Madge Bellamy
Square Crooks (1928) with Robert Armstrong
Soft Living (1928) with Madge Bellamy and Joyce Compton
The Divine Woman (1928) with Greta Garbo
The Fair Co-Ed (1927) with Marion Davies
Mockery (1927) with Lon Chaney
Slide, Kelly, Slide (1927) with Billy Haines
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