Stanley Andrews
Stanley Andrews was an American actor whose career in the film industry included brief but notable appearances in several productions. Born on August 26, 1891, in Chicago, Illinois, Andrews worked primarily in supporting roles, often uncredited.
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Stanley Andrews was an American actor whose career in the film industry included brief but notable appearances in several productions. Born on August 26, 1891, in Chicago, Illinois, Andrews worked primarily in supporting roles, often uncredited. Among his earliest documented film credits is Find the Witness from 1937, where Andrews portrayed the District Attorney. His later roles included State of the Union in 1948, in which Andrews appeared as a Senator without credit.
In 1939, Andrews took part in Union Pacific, playing Dr. Harkness in an uncredited capacity. By 1956, Andrews had a credited role in The Three Outlaws, taking on the part of a Railroad President. Though these appearances were limited in scope, they reflect Andrews’ presence in American cinema during the mid-20th century, c…
