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Stanley Andrews
A legendary voice of radio and television, Stanley Andrews navigates the golden age of entertainment, using his iconic persona to inspire generations—while struggling to keep his own story from fading into history.
In short · Acted for three decades — 113 credits.
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Biography
Stanley Martin Andrews was an American actor best known for his voice work as Daddy Warbucks on the radio program *Little Orphan Annie*. He also gained recognition as "The Old Ranger," serving as the first host of the syndicated Western anthology television series *Death Valley Days*. Andrews' career spanned both radio and television, where his distinctive voice and storytelling ability made him a notable figure in early 20th-century entertainment.
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113 credits
Frontier Gambler(1956)
Constable Philo Dewey
Film
The Three Outlaws(1956)
Railroad President
Film
Savage Fury(1956)
Emperor Mena
Film
Buffalo Bill, Jr.(1955)
Caleb Boomer
TV
Annie Oakley(1954)
Chet Osgood
TV
Canadian Mounties vs. Atomic Invaders(1953)
Anderson [Chs.1-5, 10]
Film
Appointment in Honduras(1953)
Capt. McTaggart
Film
El Paso Stampede(1953)
Marshal Zeke Banning
Film
Dangerous Crossing(1953)
Ship's Pilot
Film
Death Valley Days(1952)
The Old Ranger
TV
Man from the Black Hills(1952)
Pop Fallon
Film
Talk About a Stranger(1952)
Mr. Wetzell - Orange Grower
Film
Kansas Territory(1952)
Governor
Film
Al Jennings of Oklahoma(1951)
Marshal Ken Slattery
Film
Superman and the Mole-Men(1951)
The Sheriff
Film
Saddle Legion(1951)
Chief John Layton
Film
Hot Lead(1951)
Prison Warden Lewis
Film
The Range Rider(1951)
Sheriff
TV
Across the Badlands(1950)
Sheriff Crocker
FilmStars Over Hollywood(1950)
Lars Peterson
TV
West of Wyoming(1950)
Simon Miller
Film
Streets of Ghost Town(1950)
Dusty Creek Sheriff
Film
Outcast of Black Mesa(1950)
Sheriff Grasset
Film
The Arizona Cowboy(1950)
Jim Davenport
Film
Salt Lake Raiders(1950)
Chief Marshal
Film
Cargo to Capetown(1950)
Capt. Richards
Film
Stage to Tucson(1950)
Sheriff Winters
Film
Colt .45(1950)
Sheriff
Film
Mule Train(1950)
Chalmers
Film
The Traveling Saleswoman(1950)
Dr. Stephen Monroe
Film
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