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Acting
August 23, 1905
August 20, 1946
Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Rags Ragland was a boxer, then a burlesque comedian and then a Broadway performer before ending up in Hollywood to repeat his stage role as the boisterous sailor in Panama Hattie (1942), in which Ann Sothern played on film the part that had been played on Broadway by Ethel Merman. Ragland, typecast as a good-natured oaf with a knack for fracturing the English language, had as his sole movie employer Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, in some two dozen of whose lighter vehicles he appeared, in the company of such MGM luminaries as Red Skelton, Lucille Ball, Judy Garland and Gene Kelly. Date of Birth 23 August 1905, Louisville, Kentucky Date of Death 20 August 1946, Los Angeles, California (uremic poisoning)
Fishface
1946
Albert Weever
1945
Self
1945
Police Sergeant
1945
Big Harry Waters
1944
Mr. Smith
1944
Hobart Genet
1944
Chester Conway
1943
'Rags'
1943
Charlie / Dauphin
1943
as Fishface
as Albert Weever
as Self
as Police Sergeant
as Big Harry Waters
as Mr. Smith
as Hobart Genet
as Chester Conway
as 'Rags'
as Charlie / Dauphin
as Chester Conway / Sylvester 'Lester' Conway
as Rags (as 'Rags' Ragland)
as Charlie
as Louie
as Ears Cofflin
as 'Killer' Connolly
as 'Grunt'
as Sylvester
as Vic