Donald Gallaher Net Worth is
$800,000

Mini Biography

Donald Gallaher (also called Donald Gallagher) was created in Quincy, IL, in 1895 to Elegance Dennison and Charles Gallaher. At age group four he produced his stage debut in Chicago in the Grand Opera Home. Charles Frohman, a respected Broadway producer, went to one of is own performances, authorized the young man to a agreement and produced him the highest-paid juvenile acting professional in NY. Elegance and Donald relocated to NEW YORK and Donald made an appearance in various theatrical productions, including “A Royal Family members” and “Alias Jimmy Valentine,” the strike play of 1910 predicated on a short tale by O. Henry. Donald also came out among the kids in the pioneering silent film THE FANTASTIC Teach Robbery (1903). As Donald matured, he performed opposite such stars as Helen Hayes, Ethel Barrymore and Theda Bara on stage. He performed romantic leads in a number of movies for Thanhouser (circa 1914) and made an appearance in Vision for Vision (1918), aimed by Alla Nazimova. Later on he created Broadway plays, like the 1925 strike “The Gorilla.” In Hollywood he aimed several early talkies for Fox Movies featuring such stars as Mae Clarke (grapefruit-in-the-face celebrity in Wayne Cagney’s THE GENERAL PUBLIC Foe (1931)) and Rex Bell, cowboy acting professional and spouse of Clara Bow. Donald’s film Temple Tower (1930) is probably the 250 movies specially maintained from nitrate damage in the UCLA Film and Tv Archive. In the 1930s he offered as Associate Controlling Maker for the Federal government Theater Task in NY. He moved back again to Hollywood by the end of the 10 years, showing up in a few “B” westerns and operating as Bing Crosby’s dialogue movie director at Paramount Photos. He also made an appearance in George Cukor’s Keeper from the Fire (1942) with Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn.

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