
Ray Turner
Biography
Ray Turner was born on October 28, 1895 in New Mexico. He was an actor, known for The Patent Leather Kid (1927), Weary River (1929) and Speeding Hoofs (1927). He died on August 18, 1981 in Los Angeles, California.
Filmography
Roaring Fires
1927 · 10.0

Whoozit
1928 · 10.0
Smilin' at Trouble
1925 · 10.0

The No-Gun Man
1924 · 10.0

Synthetic Sin
1929 · 10.0

Bat Men of Africa
1966 · 10.0

Burning the Wind
1929 · 10.0

The Grand Hooter
1937 · 10.0

The College Boob
1926 · 9.5
Alimony Aches
1935 · 9.0
Riding to Fame
1927 · 9.0

Little Orvie
1940 · 8.5

Darkest Africa
1936 · 8.3

Kit Carson
1928 · 8.0
Sir Lumberjack
1926 · 8.0

Mills of the Gods
1934 · 8.0

The Traffic Cop
1926 · 8.0

Charlie McCarthy, Detective
1939 · 8.0

Speed Limited
1935 · 8.0

Young Nowheres
1929 · 8.0

The Love Mart
1927 · 8.0

East of Java
1935 · 7.5

Josette
1938 · 7.2

Good Girls Go to Paris
1939 · 7.1

Blondie Has Servant Trouble
1940 · 7.0

A Thief in the Dark
1928 · 7.0

Hold That Kiss
1938 · 7.0

You Said a Hatful!
1934 · 7.0

Exclusive
1937 · 7.0

Gun Packer
1938 · 7.0

From Bad to Worse
1937 · 7.0

Little Johnny Jones
1929 · 7.0

Heads Up
1925 · 7.0

The Silver Streak
1934 · 6.9

The Prisoner of Shark Island
1936 · 6.8

Night World
1932 · 6.8

In Old Missouri
1940 · 6.8
Men in Fright
1938 · 6.6

Junior G-Men
1940 · 6.5

The Nurse from Brooklyn
1938 · 6.5

Mutiny Ahead
1935 · 6.5

The Frame-Up
1937 · 6.5

Wings Over Honolulu
1937 · 6.4

Strikes and Spares
1934 · 6.4

Lady Luck
1936 · 6.3

Midnight Limited
1940 · 6.3

Little Sinner
1935 · 6.3

Ladies They Talk About
1933 · 6.2

The Patent Leather Kid
1927 · 6.1

Union Depot
1932 · 6.1

Turnabout
1940 · 6.0

Stunt Pilot
1939 · 6.0

Side Street
1929 · 5.9

Satan Met a Lady
1936 · 5.8

The Saint Strikes Back
1939 · 5.8

Central Park
1932 · 5.8

Weary River
1929 · 5.8

Professor Beware
1938 · 5.8

Go Chase Yourself
1938 · 5.7

Twelve Crowded Hours
1939 · 5.7
Look out Below
1929 · 5.5

She Couldn't Take It
1935 · 5.3

Fast and Furious
1939 · 5.2

Night Parade
1929 · 5.2

A Tenderfoot Goes West
1936 · 5.0