Smith Ballew(1902-1984)

Smith Ballew nació el 21 de enero de 1902 en Texas, Estados Unidos. Fue un actor, conocido por Magia a la luz de la luna (2014), Hawaiian Buckaroo (1938) y Western Gold (1937). Estuvo casado con Justine V. Ballew. Murió el 2 de mayo de 1984 en Texas, Estados Unidos.

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Van Helsing
6,3
Serie de TV
- performer: "Sing, You Sinners"
- 2016
Magia a la luz de la luna
6,5
- performer: "You Call It Madness (But I Call It Love)"
- 2014
Boardwalk Empire
8,6
Serie de TV
- performer: "How Many Times" (sin acreditar)
- 2013
Magic City
7,6
Serie de TV
- performer: "She's Funny That Way" (sin acreditar)
- 2013
Under Arizona Skies
7,3
- performer: "Livin' Western Style", "Strawberry Blonde"
- 1946
Drifting Along
7,7
- performer: "You Can Bet Your Boots and Saddles" (sin acreditar)
- 1946
Jugándose la vida
7,8
- performer: "Got Some Ridin' to Do", "Last Rose of Summer", "Auld Lang Syne"
- 1938
La senda del engaño
5,8
- performer: "On the Sunny Side of the Rockies", "Stars Over the Desert", "Roll Along, Ride 'em Cowboy"
- 1937
Western Gold
5,3
- performer: "Echoes of the Trail", "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground" (uncredited), "Gwine to Rune All Night" aka "De Camptown Races", "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair"
- 1937
Palm Springs
6,3
- performer: "The Hills of Old Wyoming"
- 1936
Rambling 'Round Radio Row #5
5,4
Corto
- performer: "Deep in Your Eyes" (sin acreditar)
- 1933
Rhythms
4,6
Corto
- performer: "If I Had You" (sin acreditar)
- 1929

Nombre alternativo
- Buddy Blue
Altura
- 1,96 m
Nacimiento
- 21 de enero de 1902
- Palestine, Texas, Estados Unidos
Fallecimiento
- 2 de mayo de 1984
- Longview, Texas, Estados Unidos(causa no comunicada)
Cónyuge
- Justine V. Ballew? - 1960 (su muerte)
Otras obras
CD: "Honeymoon Parade"
Listings de publicidad
- 1 biografía impresa

Curiosidades
Besides being a popular radio singer, he recorded hundreds of records, as one of the prominent studio vocalists. His smooth, honest style of singing was featured on many important hot jazz sides of the late 1920s and early 1930s (a good example of his vocal style on a great hot jazz record is his vocal on Frank Traumbauer's version of "Happy Feet" from 1930, which is available on CD). He also had his own band for a time during the early 1930s.