Marshall Crosby
actor, soundtrack
- Birth name:
- Joseph Alexander Crosby
- Born:
- 1882-02-18, Caltowie, South Australia, Australia
- Died:
- 1954-01-01, Port Macquarie, New South Wales, Australia
- Professions:
- actor, soundtrack
Biography
Marshall Crosby (birth name Joseph Alexander Crosby) was a stage and film actor, singer, comedian, trade union official. Marshall Crosby made his professional debut with English entertainer Lesley Harris in 1907 (as a baritone). After working his way up to Harry Rickards circuit (and later the Hugh McIntosh-led Tivoli company) he went on to appear in J.C. Williamson's musicals in the 1920s before joining George Wallace's revue company (1924-30). He also later starred in the Wallace films His Royal Highness (1932) and Harmony Row (1933). Crosby's late career saw him appear in more than dozen films, take lead roles in radio serials and dramas and become President of the Actors' and Announcers' Equity Association.
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