From Wikipedia Richard "Skeets" Gallagher (July 28, 1891, Terre Haute, Indiana - May 22, 1955, Santa Monica, California) was an American actor. He had blue eyes and his naturally blond hair was tinged with grey since he was 16 years old. Gallagher was educated at Rose Polytechnic Institute and Indiana University. He first studied civil engineering and then law, but ended up on the stage. He began his career by writing a one-act skit that he took to a local theatre group. He started acting in vaudeville, and later signed up with Paramount Pictures. He was often billed as Skeets Gallagher on Broadway and in Hollywood. He appeared in Frank Capra's first feature film For the Love of Mike (1927), a silent film which is now considered a lost film, and several early sound films.
Movie | Duke of Chicago | Gus Weller | 1949-03-15 |
Movie | Brooklyn Orchid | Tommy Goodweek | 1942-01-31 |
Movie | Citadel of Crime | Chet | 1941-07-23 |
Movie | Zis Boom Bah | Professor Warren | 1941-12-07 |
Movie | Idiot's Delight | 'Don' Navadel | 1939-01-27 |
Movie | Danger on the Air | Finney Fish | 1938-06-30 |
Movie | Espionage | Jimmy Brown | 1937-02-26 |
Movie | Yours for the Asking | Perry Barnes | 1936-07-23 |
Movie | The Man I Marry | Jack Gordon | 1936-10-31 |
Movie | Hats Off | Buzz Morton | 1936-12-05 |
Movie | Polo Joe | Haywood | 1936-11-04 |
Movie | The Perfect Clue | Ronnie Van Zandt | 1935-03-13 |
Movie | The Crosby Case | The Reporter--Miller (as 'Skeets' Gallagher) | 1934-03-05 |
Movie | Woman Unafraid | Anthony Desmond | 1934-03-27 |
Movie | The Meanest Gal in Town | Jack Hayden | 1934-01-12 |
Movie | Lightning Strikes Twice | Wally Richards | 1934-12-07 |
Movie | Riptide | Erskine | 1934-03-29 |
Movie | Bachelor Bait | Bramwell Van Dusen | 1934-07-27 |
Movie | The Past of Mary Holmes | Ben Pratt | 1933-01-20 |
Movie | Too Much Harmony | Johnny Dixon | 1933-09-23 |
Movie | In the Money | Spunk Hobbs | 1933-11-06 |
Movie | Alice in Wonderland | Rabbit | 1933-12-18 |
Movie | Merrily We Go to Hell | Buck | 1932-06-10 |
Movie | Hollywood on Parade | Self | 1932-06-05 |
Movie | The Trial of Vivienne Ware | Graham McNally | 1932-05-01 |
Movie | Bird of Paradise | Chester | 1932-08-12 |
Movie | The Sport Parade | Dizzy | 1932-11-11 |
Movie | The Night Club Lady | Tony | 1932-08-27 |
Movie | The Conquerors | Benson | 1932-11-18 |
Movie | The Phantom of Crestwood | Eddie Mack | 1932-10-14 |
Movie | It Pays to Advertise | Ambrose Peale | 1931-02-18 |
Movie | The Stolen Jools | Reporter | 1931-04-04 |
Movie | Up Pops the Devil | Barney Hatfield | 1931-05-19 |
Movie | Possessed | Wally Stuart | 1931-11-21 |
Movie | The Road to Reno | Hoppie | 1931-09-25 |
Movie | Paramount on Parade | Himself / Master of Ceremonies | 1930-04-22 |
Movie | Honey | Charles Dangerfield | 1930-03-29 |
Movie | The Social Lion | Chick Hathaway | 1930-06-21 |
Movie | Let's Go Native | Jerry, King of the Island | 1930-08-15 |
Movie | Her Wedding Night | Bob Talmadge | 1930-09-28 |
Movie | Love Among the Millionaires | Boots McGee | 1930-07-05 |
Movie | Close Harmony | Johnny Bay | 1929-04-12 |
Movie | Pointed Heels | Dash Nixon | 1929-12-20 |
Movie | The Racket | Miller | 1928-11-01 |
Movie | The Potters | Red Miller | 1927-01-15 |
Movie | For the Love of Mike | Coxey Pendleton | 1927-07-31 |
Movie | New York | Buck | 1927-01-30 |