- Handsome American leading actor Jack Devereaux born in Massachusetts in 1881. Well-known classical stage performer from the early 1900's. Sophisticated smart gentleman who starred in at least nine drama and comedy movies, making his film debut as Bob Nelson in The Sentimental Lady' directed by Walter Edwin and starring Irene Fenwick for the George Kleine Film Co in 1915, perhaps his most memorable role as Tom Burton in the comedy/drama 'The Man Who Made Good' directed by Arthur Rosson at Fine Arts Film Co in 1917, he was last seen on screen in 'Superstition' co-starring with Veta Searl for the Allan Dwan Production Co in 1922. He was occasionally billed as John Devereaux. married stage actress Louise Drew. Died in New York in 1958 age 76.
- IMDb mini biography by: Paul Rothwell-Smith
- SpouseLouise Drew (actress)(August 11, 1917 - April 23, 1954) (her death, 1 child)
- Father of stage actor 'John Drew Devereaux'
- Stage actor.
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