Spoiler : Born in Illinois 6/25/1895; died 8/14/1961 in Los Angeles, California. He made his stage debut at age four in Chicago at the Grand Opera House. Charles Frohman, a leading Broadway producer signer him to a contract after viewing his performance, and Gallagher became the highest paid child actor in New York. During the 1930s, he was Associate Managing Producer for the Federal Theater Project in New York. Screen debut playing a child in The Great Train Robbery (1915). Last movie was playing Lang in Johnny Holiday (1949). Callahan on Backstage Wife. Chuprin on Girl Alone. P. Wallace Carver on Houseboat Hannah. Anton Julikak on Ma Perkins. Andy Clayton on Stepmother. Humble Dickinson on the CBS-Radio soap, The Story Of Joan And Kermit (1938).

Spoiler : Regular performer on radio programs including The World's Great Novels for WMAQ-Chicago and NBC (1944-1948); Those Sensational Years for ABC (1947); Destination Freedom for WMAQ-Chicago (1948-1950); The Silver Eagle for ABC (1951-1955). Writer for episodes of Armstrong of the S.B.I. on ABC-Radio (1950-1951). Narrator of ABC Television Players (1949). Regular performer on Rendezvous With Music for NBC- TV (1950).