Jimmy Callahan (actor)
Jimmy Callahan (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 16, 1891 – September 21, 1957, Belleville, New Jersey) was an American actor who made several silent comedy short films in the 1920s.[1][2]
Jimmy Callahan | |
|---|---|
| Born | June 16, 1891 |
| Died | September 21, 1957 (aged 66) |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Actor |
| Years active | 1921-1925 |
1921 advertisement with Jimmy Callahan, Florence Dixon, and Lottie Kendall
Filmography
- Jimmy's Last Night Out (1921)
- The Stowaway (1921)
- Props (1921)
- Wild Women (1921)
- A Lucky Dog (1925)
- October Morn (1925)
- A Wonderful Wallop (1925)
- The Huckleberry Gulch (1925)
- A One Man Woman (1925)
- The Poor Millionaire (1925)
- On the Isle of Sap (1925)
- A Tough Night (1925)
- His Future Father-in-Law (1925)
References
- Eugene Michael Vazzana, Silent Film Necrology – 2001 – p. 76 0786410590 Moving Picture World (USA) 9 July 1921, p. 215, "Jimmy Callahan Meets Painful Injury in Hydroplane Accident" Moving Picture World (USA) 30 April 1921, p. 976, "Jimmy Callahan Will Produce Comedy Series in Atlantic City"
- Tom Dardis, Harold Lloyd: The Man on the Clock (1983), p. 96. "Still others have vanished into oblivion: Jimmy Callahan, George R. Clarke, Jimmy Adams, and Sid Smith ... It may well be asked, if comedy was prized so highly, why didn't the great silent comedy stars begin making ..."
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