Paul Muni

Born: 22 September 1895, Lemberg, Galicia, Austria-Hungary [now Lviv, Ukraine]

Died: 25 August 1967, Montecito, California, USA

Scarface (1932) as Tony

Adrian Morris

Born: 12 January 1907, Mount Vernon, New York, USA

Died: 30 November 1941, Los Angeles, California, USA

Adrian Morris was a stage actor who appeared on Broadway in 'Fast Life' in 1928. He is the younger brother of the rather more famous leading actor Chester Morris and also writer Gordon Morris. He is the son of stage and screen actor William Morris. Sadly Adrian Morris' life was cut short by a brain hemorrhage aged only 34.

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Car Owner Refusing to Pay (uncredited)

Adrian Morris is on the far right. Frankie Darro is in the centre.

Andy Shuford

Born: 16 December 1917, Helena, Arkansas, USA

Died: 19 May 1995, Monteagle, Tennessee, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Boy Judge (uncredited)

Mickey Bennett

Born: 28 January 1915, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

Died: 6 September 1950, Hollywood, California, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Butch

William H. Strauss

Born: 13 June 1885, New York City, New York, USA

Died: 5 August 1943, Hollywood, California, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Mr. Horowitz (uncredited)

Robert Barrat

Born: 10 July 1889, New York City, New York, USA

Died: 7 January 1970, Hollywood, California, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1934) as Fred Smith

Arthur Byron

Born: 3 April 1872, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Died: 17 July 1943, Hollywood, California, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Judge Gilbert

Charles E. Cane

Born: 9 April 1917

Died: 30 May 1981

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Tommy Gorman (Credited as Charles Cane)

Hobart Cavanaugh is on the left.

George Bookasta

Born: 14 July 1917, Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Died: 26 March 2014, Saratoga Springs, New York, USA

The Mayor of Hell (1933) as Anthony Carmonotti (uncredited)

John Bunny

Born: 21 September 1863, New York City, New York, USA

Died: 26 April 1915, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Hearts and Diamonds (1914) as Widower Tupper

The Buster Keaton Show (1949-1951)

Season 1

Broadcast live locally at KFI-TV 9 in Los Angeles.

Season 2

Episode 1

Episode 6 - The Western Story

[Buster Keaton, Marcia Mae Jones, Edward Gargan, Helen Dickson, Fuzzy Knight, Charlie Williams, Jack Reitzen, Dub Taylor, Frank Marlowe]