Maston Williams

Maston P. “Mack” Williams was an American actor best known for his roles in The Lone Ranger, The Painted Stallion, and The Lost Jungle. He was a character actor for Republic Film Studios from 1931 to 1940. After retiring from acting, he returned to his hometown of Corsicana, Texas.

Personal and Family Life

Maston Williams was born on April 23, 1879, in Corsicana, Texas, where he spent much of his life. He enjoyed a career in film that spanned nearly a decade before he decided to retire from the movie industry. After his retirement, he chose to live in the same city where he was raised until his passing.

Death and Legacy

Maston Williams died on July 15, 1978, in Corsicana, Texas. His contributions to the film industry, especially in action and western genres, remain recognized through his numerous roles. Although he had a relatively brief acting career, his performances were memorable for audiences of his time.

Filmography

Title Release Date Character
Fighting With Kit Carson 1933-07-01 Chuck
Call The Mesquiteers 1938-03-07 Lead Henchman Phillips, boxcar heist, etc.
Without Honors 1932-01-02 Jim Bowman
Clearing the Range 1931-04-01 George ‘Slim’ Allen
Whistling Bullets 1937-05-03 Ace Beldon
Dragnet Patrol 1931-12-14 Joe Molino
The Lone Ranger 1938-02-13 Joe Snead
Cavalier of the West 1931-11-15 Deputy ‘Red’ Greeley
The Defense Rests 1934-07-15 Diver
The Secret Witness 1931-12-12 Contact Detective
Two-Fisted Sheriff 1937-06-14 Henchman Dunne
The Gambling Sex 1932-11-21 Ralph Jordan
Heart of the Rockies 1937-09-06 Enoch Dawson
The Painted Stallion 1937-06-05 Macklin – Henchman (as Matson Williams)
Hi-Yo Silver 1940-04-10 Joe Snead
Riders of Black River 1939-09-23 Ed Gills – Henchman
Heroes of the Hills 1938-08-01 Convict
Public Cowboy No. 1 1937-06-11 Thad Slaughter
The Lost Jungle 1934-03-22 Thompson
The Overland Express 1938-04-11 Bill Hawley (as Matson Williams)
Born to Be Wild 1938-02-16 Masher in Diner (uncredited)