Wallace Fox
Biography
Wallace Fox (9 March 1895 – 30 June 1958) was an American and Native American film director. He directed 84 films between 1927 and 1953. He was a member of Chickasaw Nation. His brothers were screenwriter Finis Fox and director Edwin Carewe.
Personal Info
Known For
Directing
Known Credits
91
Gender
Male
Birthday
1895-03-09
Place of Birth
Purcell, Oklahoma Territory, USA
Also Known As
Wallace W. Fox
Known For
Kid Dynamite 
Let's Get Tough 
Million Dollar Kid 
The Corpse Vanishes 
Bowery Blitzkrieg 
Bowery at Midnight 
Pillow of Death 
Under the Cock-eyed Moon 
Smart Alecks 
Career Girl 
White Goddess 
The Girl from Monterrey 
Racing Lady 
The Vigilante: Fighting Hero of the West 
'Neath Brooklyn Bridge 
Devil on Deck 
Mr. Muggs Rides Again 
Gun Packer 
The Ghost Rider 
Yellow Dust 
Red Morning 
Blame It on Love 
The Mexicali Kid 
Partners of the Trail 
Pride of the Plains 
Docks of New York 
Laughing at Death 
The Amazing Vagabond 
Come and Get It! 
Trail of Courage 
Breed of the Sunsets 
Man in the Rough 
The Bandit's Son 
The Riding Renegade 
Driftin' Sands 
Silver Raiders 
Six Gun Mesa American Portrait 
Blazing Bullets 
Over the Border 
The Daring Caballero 
Wild Beauty 
Fence Riders 
Lawless Breed 
Jack Armstrong 
Powdersmoke Range 
Outlaw Gold 
The Gay Amigo 
Men on Her Mind 
Rustler's Round-up 
Trapped in Tia Juana 
Block Busters 
Arizona Territory One Nutty Night Swell People 
Gunslingers 
Montana Desperado 
Bullets for Bandits 
The Lone Star Vigilantes 
Outlaws of Stampede Pass 
Bad Men of the Border 
Code of the Lawless 
Trail to Vengeance 
Gun Town 
Gunman's Code 
The Valiant Hombre 
Near the Trail's End 
Western Renegades 
West of Wyoming 
Riders of the Santa Fe 
The Great Mike 
Brenda Starr, Reporter 
Song of the Range 
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