George Haggerty

George Haggerty was born on Sep 04, 1903 in USA. George Haggerty's big-screen debut came with Seasoned Greetings directed by Roy Mack in 1933, strarring Parky.

George Haggerty (1903-1956) was a New York stage and screen actor, and also did some early television. His roles were supporting and often comedic. He appeared in a number of movie shorts, Broadway shows, and summer stock, and was a member of the Lamb's Club. In 1942 he traveled with a USO unit to Japan and Korea. George resided at the Whitby Hotel, a residential hotel geared toward theatrical people, at 325 W 45th Street in Manhattan.