About Jethro J. Warner
Lived 1874 – 1931 (aged 56). Jethro J. Warner was an American actor.
Jethro J. Warner (July 26, 1874 – April 13, 1931) was an American vaudeville and Broadway theatre performer. In vaudeville he was part of the team of Floyd and Warner with his wife. He appeared in This Man's Town in 1930. The play was produced by George Jessel. He was buried in Kensico Cemetery in Valhalla, New York.
Broadway Gold Braid (1930) as Colonel Billings This Man's Town (1930) as George, produced by George Jessel The Prince of Pilsen (1930) as a revival The Tenderfoot (1904) The Girl From Paris (1896)
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Who was Jethro J. Warner?
American actor (1874-1931)
When was Jethro J. Warner born?
Jethro J. Warner was born on 26 July 1874 in Dover.
When did Jethro J. Warner die?
Jethro J. Warner died on 13 April 1931 in Ottendorfer Library.
What was Jethro J. Warner's occupation?
Jethro J. Warner was an actor.
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Jethro J. Warner was American.
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