Morgan Wallace
Acting
- Born:
- 1881-07-24
- Died:
- 1953-12-12
- Place of birth:
- Lompoc, California, USA
Biography
Morgan Wallace was born on July 26, 1881 in Lompoc, California, USA. He was an actor and director, known for Wild Girl (1932), The Mouthpiece (1932) and Dream Street (1921). He was married to Louise Chapman Wallace. He died on December 12, 1953 in Tarzana, California, USA.
Known For
Filmography
The Falcon's Alibi
Dick Tracy
Song of the Sarong
I'll Remember April
Gaslight
Sea Raiders
Honky Tonk
Harmon of Michigan
Scattergood Meets Broadway
In Old Colorado
Ellery Queen, Master Detective
Three Men from Texas
Spring Parade
I Love You Again
Blame It on Love
Teddy the Rough Rider
My Little Chickadee
Parole Fixer
Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation
Timber Stampede
Union Pacific
Broadway Serenade
The Mystery of Mr. Wong
Star Reporter
Gang Bullets
Billy The Kid Returns
Delinquent Parents
They're Always Caught
Woman Against Woman
Numbered Woman
Hold That Kiss
The Lady in the Morgue
Under Suspicion
The Californian
Charlie Chan at the Olympics
The House of Secrets
Mister Cinderella
Fury
Human Cargo
Robin Hood of El Dorado
Love on a Bet
Sutter's Gold
Dangerous Waters
Mary Burns, Fugitive
Rendezvous
$1,000 a Minute
Confidential
Thunder Mountain
Dante's Inferno
The Headline Woman
The Devil Is a Woman
Murder on a Honeymoon
It's a Gift
The Third Sex
Cheating Cheaters
We Live Again
Many Happy Returns
The Trumpet Blows
I Believed in You
David Harum
Sleepers East
Mr. Skitch
Above the Clouds
Bombshell
Golden Harvest
Mama Loves Papa
Jennie Gerhardt
Terror Aboard
Smoke Lightning
Central Park
If I Had a Million
Wild Girl
Blonde Venus
Grand Hotel
Lady and Gent
Fast Companions
The Wet Parade
The Mouthpiece
Steady Company
The Final Edition
Hell's House
Safe in Hell
Expensive Women
The Unholy Garden
Alexander Hamilton
Women Go on Forever
The Maltese Falcon
It Pays to Advertise
Big Money
Up the River
Sisters
Reckless Romance
Sandra
A Woman Who Sinned
Torment
The Dangerous Maid
The Fighting Blade
One Exciting Night
Orphans of the Storm
Dream Street
Flying Pat
Bringing Up Betty
Tillie's Punctured Romance