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Jack Frost(1893-1959)

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  • Soundtrack
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Composer, songwriter ("Floatin' Down to Cotton Town") and author, educated in high school and then a contract writer for a Chicago music company. During WWI he served as a second lieutenant in the American infantry. Coming to New York, he was associated with Fred Fisher and other music publishers, and wrote special material for Eva Tanguay and Trixie Fraganza, also working in advertising for newspapers, radio and television. He wrote the Broadway stage score for "Keep Kool", and performed in vaudeville over a four year period. Joining ASCAP in 1943, his other popular-song compositions include "Sweet Hawaiian Moonlight", "When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues", "Mysterious Blues", "The Annie Laurie Blues" and "The Girl at the End of the Bar".
BornNovember 25, 1893
DiedOctober 21, 1959(65)
BornNovember 25, 1893
DiedOctober 21, 1959(65)
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Known for

Happy Days (1929)
Happy Days
5.4
  • Chorus Man
  • 1929
Love Up the Pole
  • Spud Walker
  • 1936
Josser Joins the Navy
  • Spud
  • 1932
Slim Andrews, Patsy Moran, Warner Richmond, Tex Ritter, and White Flash in The Golden Trail (1940)
The Golden Trail
7.6
  • Soundtrack
  • 1940

Credits

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Actor



  • Bud Abbott, Lois Collier, Lou Costello, Alan Curtis, Rita Johnson, Joe Sawyer, and Henry Travers in The Naughty Nineties (1945)
    The Naughty Nineties
    7.0
    • Rainbow Four Member (uncredited)
    • 1945
  • Rita Hayworth, Victor Mature, and Carole Landis in My Gal Sal (1942)
    My Gal Sal
    6.1
    • Undetermined Secondary Role (uncredited)
    • 1942
  • Love Up the Pole
    • Spud Walker
    • 1936
  • Lon Chaney Jr., Mary Carlisle, and Edward J. Nugent in Girl O' My Dreams (1934)
    Girl O' My Dreams
    5.2
    • One of 'The Three Lieutenants' (uncredited)
    • 1934
  • Ernie Lotinga in Josser in the Army (1932)
    Josser in the Army
    5.2
    • Ginger
    • 1932
  • Josser Joins the Navy
    • Spud
    • 1932
  • Dr. Josser, K.C.
    • Nobby
    • 1931
  • Just Imagine (1930)
    Just Imagine
    5.3
    • Chorus Man (uncredited)
    • 1930
  • Happy Days (1929)
    Happy Days
    5.4
    • Chorus Man
    • 1929
  • Dicky Monteith
    • Ginger
    • 1922

Soundtrack



  • Slatersville: America's First Mill Village (2022)
    Slatersville: America's First Mill Village
    9.0
    TV Series
    • music: "Sweet Cookie Mine"
    • 2024
  • Arthur Godfrey and His Friends (1949)
    Arthur Godfrey and His Friends
    6.2
    TV Series
    • writer: "When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues"
    • 1958
  • Irene Dunne, Preston Foster, and Robert Montgomery in Unfinished Business (1941)
    Unfinished Business
    6.4
    • lyrics: "When You and I Were Young Maggie Blues" (1922) (uncredited)
    • 1941
  • Slim Andrews, Patsy Moran, Warner Richmond, Tex Ritter, and White Flash in The Golden Trail (1940)
    The Golden Trail
    7.6
    • writer: "Donahue's Done It Again"
    • 1940

Personal details

  • Born
    • November 25, 1893
    • Boston, Massachusetts, USA
  • Died
    • October 21, 1959
    • Hollywood, California, USA

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