About
Most famous as one half of the Brown & Carney comedy duo, he appeared in several 1940s films with fellow comedian and Vaudeville entertainer Alan Carney. His screen credits include roles in Around the World, Adventures of a Rookie, and Seven Days Ashore.
Before Fame
In 1942, he made his Hollywood debut in an RKO production titled Petticoat Larceny.
Trivia
He guest-starred on the popular television shows Perry Mason and My Three Sons and was a regular contributor to a successful radio broadcast called The Abbott and Costello Show.
Family Life
He grew up in Malden, Massachusetts and later settled in Los Angeles, California.
Associated With
He appeared with Dracula actor Bela Lugosi in a 1945 comedic horror movie titled Zombies on Broadway.
