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Ross Alexander - Wikipedia Ross Alexander (born Alexander Ross Smith, Jr ; July 27, 1907 – January 2, 1937) was an American stage and film actor
Ross Alexander: The Tragic Suicide of a Closeted 1930s . . . To my amazement there is a book on the tragic star- Ross Alexander (The Life and Death of a Contract Player) by John Franceschina (Bearmanormedia com) It’s a diligently detailed examination of his life and meteoric career rise and heart-breaking fall
Ross Alexander - IMDb Ross Alexander Actor: Captain Blood The tragically brief life of fresh-faced, boyishly handsome Ross Alexander, who seemed to have everything going for him, plays these days like a bad Hollywood movie
Meanwhile. . . Back at the Ranch: Ross Alexander (from my . . . Ross Alexander was poised for a major screen career when he suddenly killed himself at the age of 29 by shooting himself at his Encino farm, January 2, 1937, a tragedy that ultimately paved the way for newcomer Ronald Reagan
Ross Alexander: The Life and Death of a Contract Player Strikingly handsome, with a sensuality that appealed to women (and men) of all ages, and possessed of a Puck-like good humor that endeared him to columnists, co-stars, and virtually everyone else in the Hollywood film community, Ross quickly became the golden boy of scene-stealers at Warners, after appearing in Flirtation Walk, with Dick Powell,
Ross Alexander (1907-1937) - Find a Grave Memorial Actor Born Alexander Ross Smith, he appeared in the theater and in motion pictures in the 1920s and 1930s Married for a time to actress Anne Nagel He committed suicide, shooting himself with a 22 caliber pistol
queerplaces - Ross Alexander Ross Alexander (born Alexander Ross Smith; July 27, 1907 – January 2, 1937) was an American stage and film actor Ross, a closeted homosexual, became an acutely self-destructive young man whose career instability and domestic tragedy would take its toll
Did The Gipper Switch Teams? - New York Post On 2 January 1937, Ross Alexander’s body was found at his ranch As had happened with Paul Bern [Jean Harlow’s husband, also a suicide], the first to arrive on the scene, before the
In Memoriam: Ross Alexander - Hollywood Times Few paid so dramatic a price for being a gay actor in Hollywood and has been as forgotten by the entertainment industry as Ross Alexander His name was changed, as was that of many other actors, in order to create an image that would please most American filmgoers