Lou Holtz (actor)

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Lou Holtz (April 11, 1893[1] San Francisco – September 22, 1980 Beverly Hills) was a famous vaudevillian and comic actor. His movies include Follow the Leader (1930), School for Romance (1934), and When Do We Eat? (1934). He also appeared on the Ed Sullivan Show twice in 1957. Holtz appeared on Broadway in Star Time (1942), You Said It (1931), and many others.

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  1. ^ Some sources say 1898.


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