Arthur Vinton

Arthur Vinton was born on Dec 10, 1896 in USA. Arthur Vinton's big-screen debut came with Washington Merry-Go-Round directed by James Cruze in 1932, strarring Beef Brannigan. Arthur Vinton is known for Dames directed by Ray Enright, Joan Blondell stars as Mabel Anderson and Dick Powell as Jimmy Higgens. The upcoming new movie Arthur Vinton plays is Red Salute which will be released on Sep 12, 1935.

Arthur Vinton was born Hozel and picked his stage name because it sounded good. He was married twice and had one daughter by the first marriage. But he disowned her when he found she had a mixed marriage. His second wife survived him for about a year and they had no children. His acting career began in NY with some noted leading roles including the notorious "The Constant Sinner" written by Mae West. His Hollywood career spanned the 1930s, and he was a founding member of the Screen Actors Guild. After Hollywood he had a noted career in radio and was a regular on the show "The Shadow". His resonant deep voice often cast him as the heavy in radio shows as This is Your FBI.