Donald Grayson(1908-1958)

Actor
Soundtrack

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Donald Grayson was born on 23 July 1908 in Canton, Ohio, USA. He was an actor, known for Cattle Raiders (1938), The Old Wyoming Trail (1937) and Outlaws of the Prairie (1937). He was married to Madelon Baker. He died on 16 April 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Sons of the Pioneers and Charles Starrett in Cattle Raiders (1938)

4.5

Slim Grayson

1938

Charles Starrett in The Old Wyoming Trail (1937)

The Old Wyoming Trail

6.7

Sandy

1937

Sons of the Pioneers and Charles Starrett in Outlaws of the Prairie (1937)

Outlaws of the Prairie

6.3

Slim Grayson

1937

Charles Starrett and Marion Weldon in Dodge City Trail (1936)

Dodge City Trail

4.0

Slim Grayson

1936

Credits

Actor

Ladies' Man
6.6
- City Slicker Band Member (uncredited)
- 1947
Blacksmith Song
5.4
Short
- Singer
- 1942
Pass the Biscuits, Mirandy
5.7
Short
- (uncredited)
- 1942
Mystery Sea Raider
6.6
- Ernst, German Seaman (uncredited)
- 1940
Community Sing: College Songs
Short
- 1938
Call of the Rockies
3.9
- 'Slim' Grayson
- 1938
Cattle Raiders
4.5
- Slim Grayson
- 1938
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 2 - Irish Songs
Short
- Singer
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 5
Short
- Singer
- 1937
Outlaws of the Prairie
6.3
- Slim Grayson
- 1937
The Old Wyoming Trail
6.7
- Sandy
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 4
Short
- Singer
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 3 - College Football Songs
Short
- Singer
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 1
Short
- Singer
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 1, No. 5
Short
- Riverboat Singer
- 1937

Soundtrack

Cattle Raiders
4.5
- performer: "Happy, Rovin' Cowboy", "This Ain't the Same Old Range", "The Devil's Great-Grandson", "Welcome To the Spring"
- 1938
Outlaws of the Prairie
6.3
- performer: "Open Range Ahead", "Blue Prairie", "Song of the Bandit"
- 1937
The Old Wyoming Trail
6.7
- performer: "(He's) Ridin' Home", "Love Song of the Waterfall"
- 1937
Community Sing: Series 2, No. 1
Short
- performer: "St. Louis Blues"
- 1937
Starlit Days at the Lido
5.9
Short
- performer: "Love Dropped in for Tea" (uncredited)
- 1935

Personal details

Alternative name
- Carl Grayson
Born
- July 23, 1908
- Canton, Ohio, USA
Died
- April 16, 1958
- Los Angeles, California, USA(cirrhosis of the liver and cancer)
Spouse
- Madelon BakerJune 1933 - 1941 (divorced)

Did you know

Trivia
Had only one gig after leaving the Cityslickers. It was with Eddie Brandt and the Hollywood Hicks, one of a number of Jones spin-off or copycat bands.

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