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Eddy Waller. Actor. Born Edward C. Walker, he worked in vaudeville and the theater before he entered movies appearing in Meet the Missus (1929). A wide ranging performer, he was a mainstay in the westerns of Republic Pictures and worked with just about every cowboy actor of the 1940s. His many credits include Jesse James (1939),...
Waller died of a stroke in Los Angeles, California, at the age of eighty-eight. He was buried in Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills). His wife of forty-nine years of marriage, Doris M. Waller (1902-1977), had died in January 1977. Selected filmography Films
Eddy Waller (1889-1977) Eddy Waller. Actor. IMDbPro Starmeter See rank. Eddy Waller worked in vaudeville and the theater before he entered movies in 1936. Within a few years he was being cast in character parts. In the 1940s he would be a mainstay in the westerns of Republic Pictures and would work with just about every cowboy actor from Tim ...
- Actor
- June 14, 1889
- Eddy Waller
- August 20, 1977
Eddy Waller. Actor: The Grapes of Wrath. Eddy Waller worked in vaudeville and the theater before he entered movies in 1936. Within a few years he was being cast in character parts. In the 1940s he would be a mainstay in the westerns of Republic Pictures and would work with just about every cowboy actor from Tim Holt to Rocky Lane. With Lane, Eddy's billing would be as high as...
- June 14, 1889
- August 20, 1977
1936. Rhythm on the Range as Field Judge. 1933. The Mind Reader as Chauffeur (uncredited) 1929. The Great Gabbo as Vaudevillian (uncredited) All. Henry Edward Waller (April 3, 1889 – August 20, 1977) was an American stage, film and television actor.
Find a Grave memorial ID. ... Eddy Waller. retrieved. 9 October 2017. place of birth. Chippewa Falls. 1 reference. imported from Wikimedia project. English Wikipedia ...
Actor. Born Edward C. Walker, he worked in vaudeville and the theater before he entered movies appearing in “Meet the Missus” (1929). A wide ranging performer, he was a mainstay in the westerns of Republic Pictures and worked with just about every cowboy actor of the 1940s.
