Earl Lindsay is known for Her Golden Calf (1930), Happy Days (1929) and Sweetie (1929). He died on 12 May 1945.

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Sue Carol and Jack Mulhall in Her Golden Calf (1930)

Nancy Carroll and Jack Oakie in Sweetie (1929)

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