Warner Baxter: Facts & Related Content
Facts
| Birth Date | March 29, 1889 |
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| Birthplace | Columbus, Ohio, United States |
| Place Of Death | Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Date Of Death | May 7, 1951 |
| Married To | Winifred Bryson (married 1918) • Viola Caldwell (1911–1913) |
| Movies/Tv Shows (Acted In) | "State Penitentiary" (1950) • "Prison Warden" (1949) • "The Devil's Henchman" (1949) • "The Crime Doctor's Diary" (1949) • "The Gentleman from Nowhere" (1948) • "The Crime Doctor's Gamble" (1947) • "The Millerson Case" (1947) • "Crime Doctor's Man Hunt" (1946) • "Just Before Dawn" (1946) • "The Crime Doctor's Warning" (1945) • "The Crime Doctor's Courage" (1945) • "Shadows in the Night" (1944) • "Lady in the Dark" (1944) • "The Crime Doctor's Strangest Case" (1943) • "Crime Doctor" (1943) • "Adam Had Four Sons" (1941) • "Earthbound" (1940) • "Barricade" (1939) • "The Return of the Cisco Kid" (1939) • "Wife, Husband and Friend" (1939) • "I'll Give a Million" (1938) • "Kidnapped" (1938) • "Wife, Doctor and Nurse" (1937) • "Vogues of 1938" (1937) • "Slave Ship" (1937) • "White Hunter" (1936) • "To Mary - with Love" (1936) • "The Road to Glory" (1936) • "Robin Hood of El Dorado" (1936) • "The Prisoner of Shark Island" (1936) • "King of Burlesque" (1936) • "Under the Pampas Moon" (1935) • "One More Spring" (1935) • "Hell in the Heavens" (1934) • "Broadway Bill" (1934) • "Grand Canary" (1934) • "Such Women Are Dangerous" (1934) • "Stand Up and Cheer!" (1934) • "As Husbands Go" (1934) • "Penthouse" (1933) • "Paddy the Next Best Thing" (1933) • "I Loved You Wednesday" (1933) • "Dangerously Yours" (1933) • "42nd Street" (1933) • "6 Hours to Live" (1932) • "Man About Town" (1932) • "Amateur Daddy" (1932) • "Surrender" (1931) • "The Cisco Kid" (1931) • "The Squaw Man" (1931) • "Their Mad Moment" (1931) • "Daddy Long Legs" (1931) • "Doctors' Wives" (1931) • "Renegades" (1930) • "The Arizona Kid" (1930) • "Such Men Are Dangerous" (1930) • "Romance of the Rio Grande" (1929) • "Happy Days" (1929) • "Behind That Curtain" (1929) • "Thru Different Eyes" (1929) • "Linda" (1929) • "In Old Arizona" (1928) • "West of Zanzibar" (1928) • "Danger Street" (1928) • "Craig's Wife" (1928) • "Three Sinners" (1928) • "Ramona" (1928) • "The Tragedy of Youth" (1928) • "A Woman's Way" (1928) • "The Coward" (1927) • "Singed" (1927) • "Drums of the Desert" (1927) • "The Telephone Girl" (1927) • "The Great Gatsby" (1926) • "Mismates" (1926) • "Aloma of the South Seas" (1926) • "The Runaway" (1926) • "Miss Brewster's Millions" (1926) • "Mannequin" (1926) • "The Best People" (1925) • "A Son of His Father" (1925) • "Rugged Water" (1925) • "Welcome Home" (1925) • "The Awful Truth" (1925) • "The Air Mail" (1925) • "The Golden Bed" (1925) • "The Garden of Weeds" (1924) • "Christine of the Hungry Heart" (1924) • "The Female" (1924) • "Those Who Dance" (1924) • "His Forgotten Wife" (1924) • "Alimony" (1924) • "In Search of a Thrill" (1923) • "Blow Your Own Horn" (1923) • "St. Elmo" (1923) • "The Ninety and Nine" (1922) • "If I Were Queen" (1922) • "A Girl's Desire" (1922) • "The Girl in His Room" (1922) • "Her Own Money" (1922) • "First Love" (1921) • "Cheated Hearts" (1921) • "The Love Charm" (1921) • "Sheltered Daughters" (1921) |
Top Questions
When was Warner Baxter born?
Warner Baxter was born on March 29, 1889.
Is Warner Baxter married?
Winifred Bryson (married 1918), Viola Caldwell (1911–1913)
Where was Warner Baxter born?
Warner Baxter was born in Columbus, Ohio, United States.
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