Richard Huey
American actor
About Richard Huey
Richard Huey (died 1948) was an actor in the United States who performed on stage, radio, and in films. He also owned a cafe and did a stint as a disc jockey.
He was born in Louisiana and grew up mostly in Los Angeles. He led a theater group in New York City's Harlem neighborhood. The group was called the Ruchard Huey Players. Huey owned Aunt Dinah's Kotchen on 135th Street.
He featured in the comedy Three Men on a Horse. He died in November 1948 at the age of 46.
Theater
Porgy (1927β1939) Solid South (1930) as Elijah Five Star Final (1930β1931) Wild Waves (1932) Three Men on a Horse (1935β1937, 1942) as Moses Brown Sugar (1937) Sing Out the News (1938β1939) Sunny River (1941β1942) Bloomer Girl (1944β1946) as Alexander
Filmography Chloe, Love Is Calling You (1934) Caldonia (1945)
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Who was Richard Huey?
American actor
When did Richard Huey die?
Richard Huey died in 1948.
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