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George E. Stone (born Gerschon Lichtenstein; May 18, 1903 – May 26, 1967) was a Polish-born American character actor in films, radio, and television. Life and career [ edit ] Director Frank Borzage (center) on the battlefield set of 7th Heaven with cast members (from left) Charles Farrell , George E. Stone (reclining), Émile Chautard and ...
George E. Stone. Actor: Some Like It Hot. A minor prototype of the "Runyon-esque" character for more than three decades, Polish-born actor George E. Stone (né Gerschon Lichtenstein, on May 18, 1903) was, in actuality, a close friend of writer Damon Runyan and would play scores of colorful "dees, dem and dos" cronies throughout the 1920s, '30s, and '40s.
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George E. Stone. Actor: Some Like It Hot. A minor prototype of the "Runyon-esque" character for more than three decades, Polish-born actor George E. Stone (né Gerschon Lichtenstein, on May 18, 1903) was, in actuality, a close friend of writer Damon Runyan and would play scores of colorful "dees, dem and dos" cronies throughout the 1920s, '30s, and '40s. With great names such as Johnnie the ...
- May 18, 1903
- May 26, 1967
George E. Stone : born: 18 May 1903 Lódz, ... (stroke, age 64) Short Polish actor who emigrated to America in the early 1910s. Real name: Gerschon Lichtenstein
Starting his career as a Broadway "hoofer," the diminutive Stone made his film bow as "the Sewer Rat" in the 1927 silent Seventh Heaven. His most prolific film years were 1929 to 1936, during which period he showed up in dozens of Warner Bros. "urban" films and backstage musicals, and also appeared as the doomed Earle Williams in the 1931 ...
- May 18, 1903
- May 26, 1967
George E. Stone was a character actor in movies, radio, and television. Stone’s slight build and very expressive face first attracted attention in 1927, in the popular silent-film romance Seventh Heaven. Originally billed as Georgie Stone, he made a successful transition to talking pictures in Warner Bros.’ Tenderloin, speaking in a pleasant, slightly nasal tenor. […]
1932 Running Hollywood (Short) George E. Stone 1932 The Woman from Monte Carlo Le Duc 1931 Taxi Skeets 1931 Sob Sister Johnnie the Sheik 1931 The Spider Dr. Blackstone
