Actor Francis Xavier Bushman Jr was born Ralph Everly Bushman.
He appeared in 55 films between 1920 and 1943. His silent films include: Our Hospitality (1923), Little Annie Rooney (1925), Brown of Harvard (1926), Dangerous Traffic (1926), Four Sons (1927), The Girl Said No (1930), Way Out West (1930), Viva Villa! (1933), The Girl from Missouri (1934), Death on the Diamond (1934), The Murder Man (1934), They Gave Him a Gun (1936), Bad Guy (1937), Big City (1937), Of Human Hearts (1937), The Ship That Died (1938), Three Comrades (1938), Too Hot to Handle (1938), The Shining Hour (1938), Let Freedom Ring (1938), Boom Town (1940, and Honky Tonk (1941). He also appeared in: It's a Great Life (1920), Jiggs and the Social Lion (1920), The Man Life Passed By (1923), The Pride of the Force (1925), Away in the Lead (1925), Never Too Late (1925), Who's Your Friend (1925), Midnight Faces (1925), Eyes Right! (1926), The Understanding Heart (1926), Marlie the Killer (1928), The Scarlet Arrow (1928), They Learned About Women (1928), The Sins of the Children (1930), Spell of the Circus (1930), The Royal Bed (1931), The Galloping Ghost (film) (1931), Cyclone Kid (1931), Human Targets (1931), Tangled Fortunes (1932), The Last Frontier (film) (1932), The Three Musketeers (film) (1932), Chained (1934), When Lightning Strikes (1934), Don't Bet on Blondes (1935), Caryl of the Mountains (1935), I Found Stella Parish (1935) (uncredited), It's in the Air (1935), Hollywood - The Second Step (Short) (1936), Master Will Shakespeare (Short) (1936), My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937), A Night at the Movies (Short) (1937), Think It Over (1938), Love Crazy (1941), Crossroads (1942) and Assignment in Brittany (1943).
He was the son of notable silent film star Francis Xavier and Josephine Fladine/Fladung (Duval) Bushman.
Siblings: Josephine, Virginia, Lenore and Leona and half brother of art director Bruce Bushman and Richard Stansbury Bayne.
On July 10, 1924, he married Beatrice Bushman. They had daughter Barbara Bushman, married actor Richard Quine and actor Harry Morgan.
He appeared in 55 films between 1920 and 1943. His silent films include: Our Hospitality (1923), Little Annie Rooney (1925), Brown of Harvard (1926), Dangerous Traffic (1926), Four Sons (1927), The Girl Said No (1930), Way Out West (1930), Viva Villa! (1933), The Girl from Missouri (1934), Death on the Diamond (1934), The Murder Man (1934), They Gave Him a Gun (1936), Bad Guy (1937), Big City (1937), Of Human Hearts (1937), The Ship That Died (1938), Three Comrades (1938), Too Hot to Handle (1938), The Shining Hour (1938), Let Freedom Ring (1938), Boom Town (1940, and Honky Tonk (1941). He also appeared in: It's a Great Life (1920), Jiggs and the Social Lion (1920), The Man Life Passed By (1923), The Pride of the Force (1925), Away in the Lead (1925), Never Too Late (1925), Who's Your Friend (1925), Midnight Faces (1925), Eyes Right! (1926), The Understanding Heart (1926), Marlie the Killer (1928), The Scarlet Arrow (1928), They Learned About Women (1928), The Sins of the Children (1930), Spell of the Circus (1930), The Royal Bed (1931), The Galloping Ghost (film) (1931), Cyclone Kid (1931), Human Targets (1931), Tangled Fortunes (1932), The Last Frontier (film) (1932), The Three Musketeers (film) (1932), Chained (1934), When Lightning Strikes (1934), Don't Bet on Blondes (1935), Caryl of the Mountains (1935), I Found Stella Parish (1935) (uncredited), It's in the Air (1935), Hollywood - The Second Step (Short) (1936), Master Will Shakespeare (Short) (1936), My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937), A Night at the Movies (Short) (1937), Think It Over (1938), Love Crazy (1941), Crossroads (1942) and Assignment in Brittany (1943).
He was the son of notable silent film star Francis Xavier and Josephine Fladine/Fladung (Duval) Bushman.
Siblings: Josephine, Virginia, Lenore and Leona and half brother of art director Bruce Bushman and Richard Stansbury Bayne.
On July 10, 1924, he married Beatrice Bushman. They had daughter Barbara Bushman, married actor Richard Quine and actor Harry Morgan.
Actor Francis Xavier Bushman Jr was born Ralph Everly Bushman.
He appeared in 55 films between 1920 and 1943. His silent films include: Our Hospitality (1923), Little Annie Rooney (1925), Brown of Harvard (1926), Dangerous Traffic (1926), Four Sons (1927), The Girl Said No (1930), Way Out West (1930), Viva Villa! (1933), The Girl from Missouri (1934), Death on the Diamond (1934), The Murder Man (1934), They Gave Him a Gun (1936), Bad Guy (1937), Big City (1937), Of Human Hearts (1937), The Ship That Died (1938), Three Comrades (1938), Too Hot to Handle (1938), The Shining Hour (1938), Let Freedom Ring (1938), Boom Town (1940, and Honky Tonk (1941). He also appeared in: It's a Great Life (1920), Jiggs and the Social Lion (1920), The Man Life Passed By (1923), The Pride of the Force (1925), Away in the Lead (1925), Never Too Late (1925), Who's Your Friend (1925), Midnight Faces (1925), Eyes Right! (1926), The Understanding Heart (1926), Marlie the Killer (1928), The Scarlet Arrow (1928), They Learned About Women (1928), The Sins of the Children (1930), Spell of the Circus (1930), The Royal Bed (1931), The Galloping Ghost (film) (1931), Cyclone Kid (1931), Human Targets (1931), Tangled Fortunes (1932), The Last Frontier (film) (1932), The Three Musketeers (film) (1932), Chained (1934), When Lightning Strikes (1934), Don't Bet on Blondes (1935), Caryl of the Mountains (1935), I Found Stella Parish (1935) (uncredited), It's in the Air (1935), Hollywood - The Second Step (Short) (1936), Master Will Shakespeare (Short) (1936), My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937), A Night at the Movies (Short) (1937), Think It Over (1938), Love Crazy (1941), Crossroads (1942) and Assignment in Brittany (1943).
He was the son of notable silent film star Francis Xavier and Josephine Fladine/Fladung (Duval) Bushman.
Siblings: Josephine, Virginia, Lenore and Leona and half brother of art director Bruce Bushman and Richard Stansbury Bayne.
On July 10, 1924, he married Beatrice Bushman. They had daughter Barbara Bushman, married actor Richard Quine and actor Harry Morgan.
He appeared in 55 films between 1920 and 1943. His silent films include: Our Hospitality (1923), Little Annie Rooney (1925), Brown of Harvard (1926), Dangerous Traffic (1926), Four Sons (1927), The Girl Said No (1930), Way Out West (1930), Viva Villa! (1933), The Girl from Missouri (1934), Death on the Diamond (1934), The Murder Man (1934), They Gave Him a Gun (1936), Bad Guy (1937), Big City (1937), Of Human Hearts (1937), The Ship That Died (1938), Three Comrades (1938), Too Hot to Handle (1938), The Shining Hour (1938), Let Freedom Ring (1938), Boom Town (1940, and Honky Tonk (1941). He also appeared in: It's a Great Life (1920), Jiggs and the Social Lion (1920), The Man Life Passed By (1923), The Pride of the Force (1925), Away in the Lead (1925), Never Too Late (1925), Who's Your Friend (1925), Midnight Faces (1925), Eyes Right! (1926), The Understanding Heart (1926), Marlie the Killer (1928), The Scarlet Arrow (1928), They Learned About Women (1928), The Sins of the Children (1930), Spell of the Circus (1930), The Royal Bed (1931), The Galloping Ghost (film) (1931), Cyclone Kid (1931), Human Targets (1931), Tangled Fortunes (1932), The Last Frontier (film) (1932), The Three Musketeers (film) (1932), Chained (1934), When Lightning Strikes (1934), Don't Bet on Blondes (1935), Caryl of the Mountains (1935), I Found Stella Parish (1935) (uncredited), It's in the Air (1935), Hollywood - The Second Step (Short) (1936), Master Will Shakespeare (Short) (1936), My Dear Miss Aldrich (1937), A Night at the Movies (Short) (1937), Think It Over (1938), Love Crazy (1941), Crossroads (1942) and Assignment in Brittany (1943).
He was the son of notable silent film star Francis Xavier and Josephine Fladine/Fladung (Duval) Bushman.
Siblings: Josephine, Virginia, Lenore and Leona and half brother of art director Bruce Bushman and Richard Stansbury Bayne.
On July 10, 1924, he married Beatrice Bushman. They had daughter Barbara Bushman, married actor Richard Quine and actor Harry Morgan.
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