About Elwood Smith
Elwood Smith was an actor.
Elwood Smith was an actor in theatrical productions and films. He acted in several theatrical productions and performed the roles of Ragsdale and Compere in the New York productions of St. Louis Woman and Four Saints in Three Acts, respectively.
Smith was educated at Juilliard and sang with the Xavier University Opera Guild. He was a featured performer on a New Orleans radio show sponsored by American Brewing Company's Regal beer. St. Louis Woman (1946) City of Kings (play) Pot Luck (1953) A Raisin in the Sun (National Tour, 1960)
Filmography
Film Boy! What a Girl! (1947) The Fight Never Ends (1948)
Television The Bitter Cup (1951, TV movie)
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