by Hal Erickson
biography
Canadian actor Huntley Gordon began his film career in 1918, then spent the next two decades alternating between American and British productions. Gordon's Hollywood assignments include the role of jazz-baby Joan Crawford's father in Our Dancing Daughters (1928). His talkie credits include 1935's Daniel Boone, in which he was cast as Sir John Randolph, and 1937's Stage Door, in which he and several other distinguished character actors were seen in the play-within-a-play. Huntley Gordon was also busy in the world of network radio during the 1940s.
