Fred Howard

Fred Howard was an American actor who is best known for Rain (1932), The Front Page (1931), and Footlights and Fools (1929).

Personal and Family Life

Fred Howard was born on January 3, 1899, in Boston, Massachusetts. He spent most of his career in the film industry and became a familiar face in several movies during the 1930s and 1940s. Although details about his family life are limited, he was active in the entertainment community throughout his life.

Career

Fred Howard’s acting career included various notable film roles. He worked in both major productions and smaller films, showcasing his talent in a range of characters. His performances in films like Rain and The Front Page helped establish his reputation in the film industry.

Death and Legacy

Fred Howard passed away on April 21, 1960, in Los Angeles, California, due to a heart attack. His contributions to film during the early 1900s left a mark in the industry, and he is remembered for his memorable roles. Though not a major star, his work is still appreciated by fans of classic cinema.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
D-Day on Mars 1966-01-01 Prof. Crandal
Rain 1932-10-12 Hodgson
Numbered Men 1930-06-07 50134
The Last Crooked Mile 1946-08-09 Coroner
Passkey to Danger 1946-05-11 Coroner
The Vampire’s Ghost 1945-04-13 Sailor
Thanksgiving Day 1928-08-17 2nd Moving Man
Slightly French 1949-02-02 Newsman (uncredited)
The Front Page 1931-04-04 Schwartz
Armored Car Robbery 1950-06-08 Dr. Leslie (uncredited)
Millie 1931-02-06 Freddie – Reporter (uncredited)
Goodbye, My Fancy 1951-05-19 Congressman (Uncredited)
One Mysterious Night 1944-10-21 Reporter (Uncredited)
A Successful Calamity 1932-09-17 Reporter at Train (uncredited)
The Guilty Generation 1931-11-19 Bradley (as Frederick Howard)
Hitchhike to Happiness 1945-07-16 Newspaper Columnist (uncredited)
Code of the Prairie 1944-10-06
Crime of the Century 1946-02-28 Richard Waldham
Sunset in El Dorado 1945-09-29 Mr. Haines
The Hucksters 1947-07-17 Elevator Operator (uncredited)