James T. Mack
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Born: 5/16/1871
Biography: Veteran stage actor James T. Mack (born McElhern) originated the role of Johnny-the-Harp in Eugene O'Neil's Anna Christie, which opened on Broadway November 2, 1921, with Pauline Lord in the title role. An infrequent supporting actor in films from the mid-1910s, Mack repeate …
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CREDITS
ActorAll Actor Credits
Bonnie Scotland [Movie]
as Butler
2006
Libeled Lady [Movie]
as Pop
2005
Theodora Goes Wild [Movie]
as Minister
2001
The Cat's Paw [Movie]
as Reporter
1999
Always Goodbye [Movie]
as Reporter
1938
The Texans [Movie]
1938
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