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Will Aubrey
(1892-1958)
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Will Aubrey was born on 8 February 1892 in Lithuania. He was an actor, known for
A Night on the Bowery (1929)
,
'Tis Spring (1933)
and
Paris in New York (1936)
. He died on 3 January 1958 in San Francisco, California, USA.
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Known for
A Night on the Bowery
Short
The Beer Parlor Vocalist
1929
'Tis Spring
Short
Actor
1933
Paris in New York
Short
Actor
1936
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After the Thin Man
7.6
Minor Role
(uncredited)
1936
Paris in New York
Short
1936
The Thin Man
7.9
Minor Role
(uncredited)
1934
'Tis Spring
Short
1933
A Night on the Bowery
Short
The Beer Parlor Vocalist
1929
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Born
February 8
,
1892
Lithuania
Died
January 3
,
1958
San Francisco, California, USA
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Screen, vaudeville actor, and radio emcee.
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