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Russell Gleason was married to Cynthia Hobart (later becoming Cynthia Lindsay), a swimmer and stunt woman who later wrote a biography of family friend Boris Karloff. In 1959, James Gleason died of asthmatic complications and was interred in the Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California. Partial list of plays
He was married to Lucile Gleason (born Lucile Webster), and had a son, Russell Gleason. As a young man James fought in the Spanish-American War. After the war he joined the stock company at the Liberty Theater in Oakland, California, which his parents were running.
Vida personal. James y Lucile Gleason tuvieron un hijo, el actor Russell Gleason. El 26 de diciembre de 1945, Russell se encontraba en Nueva York esperando ser trasladado a Europa con su regimiento, falleció cuando cayó desde la ventana de un cuarto piso del Hotel Sutton, en el cual el Ejército mantenía a la tropa.
James Gleason. Actor: The Night of the Hunter. James Gleason was born in New York City to William Gleason and Mina Crolius, who were both in the theatre. He was married to Lucile Gleason (born Lucile Webster), and had a son, Russell Gleason. As a young man James fought in the Spanish-American War.
James Gleason was born in New York City to William Gleason and Mina Crolius, who were both in the theatre. He was married to Lucile Gleason (born Lucile Webster), and had a son, Russell Gleason. As a young man James fought in the Spanish-American War.
In the first seven movies, James Gleason, his wife Lucile and their son Russell played Joe, Lillian, and Sydney Higgins. In contrast, Harry Davenport played Grandpa (though his name changed from William Jordan in The Higgins Family to Higgins in Should Husbands Work? to Ed Carson the rest of the time).
21 de dic. de 2017 · Starring: Cary Grant, Loretta Young, David Niven, Monty Woolley, James Gleason, Gladys Cooper, Elsa Lanchester and Sara Haden. A Bishop, whose marriage is fractured as he tries to get the funds to build a cathedral, gets a helping hand from a sage stranger.
