Pat Walshe

Pat Walshe was born on Jul 26, 1900 in USA. Pat Walshe's big-screen debut came with Old Dutch directed by Frank Hall Crane in 1915, strarring Small Waiter (uncredited). Pat Walshe is known for Panic in the Streets directed by Elia Kazan, Richard Widmark stars as Lt. Cmdr. Clinton Reed and Paul Douglas as Capt. Tom Warren. The upcoming new movie Pat Walshe plays is 1941 which will be released on Dec 14, 1979.

Born in 1900, he worked in vaudeville as a child and appeared in Broadway in "A Good Little Devil." As an adult he continued to appear in vaudeville but also joined various circuses and Midget Troupes. He had a specialist interest in portraying animals and was a veteran animal impersonator. He appeared in his second Broadway show "Fine and Dandy" in 1930. In 1939, due to his short stature and animal impersonating skills, he appeared in The Wizard of Oz (1939) as Nikko, the flying monkey. This made him very famous and he continued to perform in vaudeville. He also made two other film appearances in Panic in the Streets (1950) and Roseanna McCoy (1949). Died in 1991 and, by this time, he was the last surviving credited cast member of The Wizard of Oz.