AKA James Austin Gleason

Born: 23-May-1882
Birthplace: New York City
Died: 12-Apr-1959
Location of death: Woodland Hills, CA
Cause of death: Asthma complications
Remains: Buried, Holy Cross Cemetery, Culver City, CA

Gender: Male
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Here Comes Mr. Jordan

Military service: US Army (Spanish-American War, WWI)

Father: William Gleason
Mother: Mina Crolius
Wife: Lucile Webster (actress, m. 1905, d. 18-May-1947, one child)
Son: Russell Gleason (actor, b. 6-Feb-1908, d. 26-Dec-1945 accidental fall)

    Hollywood Walk of Fame 7036 Hollywood Blvd.

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    The Last Hurrah (24-Oct-1958)
    Rock-a-Bye Baby (23-Jul-1958)
    The Female Animal (22-Jan-1958)
    Loving You (9-Jul-1957)
    Spring Reunion (Mar-1957)
    The Night of the Hunter (19-Feb-1955)
    Suddenly (7-Oct-1954)
    Forever Female (Aug-1953)
    What Price Glory (22-Aug-1952)
    We're Not Married! (11-Jul-1952)
    I'll See You in My Dreams (6-Dec-1951)
    Come Fill the Cup (24-Oct-1951)
    The Jackpot (1-Nov-1950)
    Riding High (12-Apr-1950)
    The Yellow Cab Man (25-Mar-1950)
    Key to the City (2-Feb-1950)
    Miss Grant Takes Richmond (20-Sep-1949)
    When My Baby Smiles at Me (10-Nov-1948)
    Tycoon (27-Dec-1947)
    The Bishop's Wife (9-Dec-1947)
    Down to Earth (21-Aug-1947)
    Home, Sweet Homicide (11-Sep-1946)
    The Clock (22-Mar-1945)
    A Tree Grows in Brooklyn (28-Feb-1945)
    The Keys of the Kingdom (15-Dec-1944)
    Arsenic and Old Lace (23-Sep-1944)
    A Guy Named Joe (23-Dec-1943)
    Crash Dive (22-Apr-1943)
    Manila Calling (18-Sep-1942)
    Tales of Manhattan (5-Aug-1942)
    My Gal Sal (30-Apr-1942)
    Babes on Broadway (31-Dec-1941)
    Nine Lives Are Not Enough (20-Sep-1941)
    Tanks a Million (12-Sep-1941)
    Here Comes Mr. Jordan (23-Jul-1941)
    Affectionately Yours (10-May-1941)
    Meet John Doe (3-May-1941)
    The Ex-Mrs. Bradford (13-May-1936)
    West Point of the Air (23-Mar-1935)
    Penguin Pool Murder (9-Dec-1932)
    Blondie of the Follies (1-Sep-1932)
    Lady and Gent (11-Jul-1932)
    A Free Soul (20-Jun-1931)
    Puttin' on the Ritz (19-Feb-1930)

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