- Baldwin Cooke
Baldwin Cooke also known as Baldy Cooke (
10 March 1888 -31 December 1953 ) was a comedic American actor.New York-born Cooke, and his wife Alice, toured in vaudeville with
Stan Laurel , remaining close friends over the years. He appeared in some thirtyLaurel and Hardy comedies. Cooke also appeared in theOur Gang series, and supportedCharley Chase in 1931's "La Señorita de Chicago". His grave is located atValhalla Memorial Park Cemetery where Laurel's co-star,Oliver Hardy is interred.Filmography
* "
Two Tars " (1928)
* "The Hoose-Gow " (1929)
* "Perfect Day" (1929)
* "Men O' War " (1929)
* "Berth Marks " (1929)
* "Election Day" (1929)
* "High C's" (1930)
* "Teacher's Pet" (1930)
* "Fast Work" (1930)
* "Below Zero " (1930)
* "The Big Kick" (1930)
* "Blotto" (1930)
* "Night Owls" (1930)
* "Beau Hunks " (1931)
* "Dogs Is Dogs " (1931)
* "One Good Turn" (1931)
* "Call a Cop!" (1931)
* "Pardon Us " (1931)
* "Bargain Day " (1931)
* "Rough Seas" (1931)
* "The Pip from Pittsburgh" (1931)
* "Chickens Come Home " (1931)
* "Be Big! " (1931)
* "La Señorita de Chicago" (1931)
* "Pack Up Your Troubles " (1932)
* "Scram!" (1932)
* "Young Ironsides" (1932)
* "County Hospital" (1932)
* "The Pooch " (1932)
* "The Chimp " (1932)
* "Choo-Choo! " (1932)
* "Any Old Port! " (1932)
* "Sons of the Desert " (1933)
* "Luncheon at Twelve" (1933)
* "Twice Two " (1933)
* "Fish Hooky " (1933)
* "Babes in Toyland" (1934)
* "The Live Ghost " (1934)
* "Death on the Diamond" (1934)
* "Them Thar Hills " (1934)
*" It Happened One Day" (1934)
* "Going Bye-Bye! " (1934)
* "Another Wild Idea " (1934)
* "Hollywood Party" (1934)
* "Manhattan Monkey Business" (1935)
* "Thicker Than Water" (1935)
* "Okay Toots!" (1935)
* "Tit for Tat" (1935)
* "After the Thin Man " (1936)
* "Our Relations " (1936)
* "The Longest Night" (1936)
* "Neighborhood House" (1936)
* "The Bohemian Girl" (1936)
* "The Chaser" (1938)
* "Swiss Miss" (1938)
* "Of Mice and Men" (1939)
* "Auto Antics" (1939)
* "I Take This Woman" (1940)
* "Ship Ahoy " (1942)
* "Nazi Agent " (1942)External links
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