Clifford Holland was an American actor who is best known for Reform School, My Gal Loves Music, and Everybody Sing. He was born on September 15, 1919, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and passed away on September 26, 1990, in Los Angeles County, California.
Personal and Family Life
Clifford Holland was born as Clifford Ernest Holland. He was a member of the Delta Rhythm Boys, serving as the first tenor from 1944. Details about his family life are not widely documented, but he had a significant impact on music and film during his career.
Career
Holland appeared in several films throughout his acting career, gaining recognition for his unique contributions to music and performance. His work included roles that showcased his vocal talent, and he was known for his involvement with well-known musical acts.
Death and Legacy
Clifford Holland died on September 26, 1990. He left behind a legacy in the entertainment industry, particularly for his work with the Delta Rhythm Boys and his contributions to musical cinema.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Reform School | 1939 | Slim |
| Everybody Sing | 1936 | Black Singers (uncredited) |
| Sunday Go to Meetin’ Time | 1937 | Preacher Crow (uncredited) |
| The Vanishing Virginian | 1942 | ‘Steal Away’ Number Soloist (uncredited) |
| My Gal Loves Music | 1944 | Quartet Member (uncredited) |
| Cinderella Jones | 1946 | Black Soldier (uncredited) |
| Meet the People | 1944 | Solo Singer in ‘Smart to Be People’ Number (uncredited) |
| Jasper Goes Fishing | 1944 | Good Night Man (uncredited) |