Oscar Gahan
Biography
Canada's child prodigy violinist. Played a command performance for the Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII, at age 5.) First cousin of Walter Huston, who encouraged him to first vaudeville and then later talking pictures in Hollywood. Went on to be a reliable supporting player in Westerns and wrote a number of now classic country songs.
Known For
Acting
1936
asDiggs
1937
asTownsman
1936
asFiddler (uncredited)
1936
asGambler (uncredited)
1938
asHolt
1936
asHenchman Don
1936
asHenchman Nolan
1938
asSettler
1935
asFiddle Player
1935
asTobacco Chewer (uncredited)
1938
as
1938
asBarfly
1936
asFiddle Player (uncredited)
1936
asBarfly (uncredited)
1934
asBarfly
1937
asPiano Player
1937
asBarfly
1935
asBarfly
1936
asConstruction Worker (uncredited)
1938
asGambler
1939
asRancher
1939
asSettler
1937
asRoulette Table Man
1939
asMusician
1939
asReb Soldier
1939
asFiddler
1939
asPowers Rider
1939
asAccordion Player
1936
asHenchman
1940
asPosse Rider
1940
asBarfly
1937
asCowhand Musician
1937
asWagon Driver
1940
asPiano Player
1940
asBarfly Watching Fight
1940
asSettler
1937
asCard Player
1940
asPosse Rider
1939
asGuitarist
1941
asVoter
1939
asSaloon Gunman (archive footage)
1938
asHenchman
1941
asAccordion Player
1941
asBonanza Piano Player
1941
asMan Reporting Murder
1942
asBarfly
1941
asGambler (uncredited)
1942
asThird Miner
1935
asTuck, A Minstrel (Nip in Credits)
1937
asCurt
1937
asDeputy
1937
asProduction
Crew
Directing
