Actor. Born James Henry Meador in Nashville, Tennessee, after graduating from the Rice Institute, he began a career as a contract player at MGM in 1937. A veteran of over a hundred films, his credits included “North West Rangers” (1942), “The Human Comedy” (1943), “Side Street” (1949), “Code Two” (1953), “Four Fast Guns” (1960), “The Devil’s Brigade” (1968) and “Doomsday Medicine” (1972). For television, he appeared on “Studio 57”, “The Millionaire”, “Have Gun Will Travel”, “Colgate Theatre”, “The Virginian” and many more. He died of cancer at age 73 in Santa Ana, California. (bio by: John “J-Cat” Griffith)