Allan Jones
Biography
Allan Jones (14 October 1907, Old Forge, Pennsylvania – 27 June 1992, New York, New York) was an American actor and singer. For many years he was married to actress Irene Hervey; their son is American pop singer Jack Jones. Jones starred in many film musicals during the 1930s and 1940s. The best-known of these were Show Boat (1936), and The Firefly (1937) (in which he sang the popular "Donkey Serenade"). However, he is now best remembered as the romantic straight man to the Marx Brothers in their first two MGM productions, A Night at the Opera, and A Day at the Races.
One Night In the Tropics
Jim Moore
A Day at the Races
Gil Stewart
Show Boat
Gaylord Ravenal
The Firefly
Don Diego
Honeymoon In Bali
Eric Sinclair
Vorhang auf für Judy
Richard 'Ricky' Saboni
Rose-Marie
Romeo
The Great Victor Herbert
John Ramsey
Antipholus von Eph/Sy
Pvt. Stephen Chandler
Origin
Coach
On Your Marx, Get Set, Go!
Gil Stewart (archive footage)
Remarks on Marx
Ricardo Baroni (archive footage)
That's Entertainment Part 2
Clip from 'A Night at the Opera' (archive footage)
That's Entertainment
(archive footage)
A Swingin' Summer
Mr. Johnson (as Alan Jones)
Stage to Thunder Rock
Mayor Ted Dollar
Crazy House
Allan Jones
Pvt. Stephen Chandler
One Night In the Tropics
Jim Moore
Antipholus von Eph/Sy
The Great Victor Herbert
John Ramsey
Honeymoon In Bali
Eric Sinclair
Vorhang auf für Judy
Richard 'Ricky' Saboni
The Firefly
Don Diego
A Day at the Races
Gil Stewart
Show Boat
Gaylord Ravenal
The Great Ziegfeld
Voice of Stage Singer, 'Pretty Girl' Number (uncredited)
Rose-Marie
Romeo
A Night at the Opera
Ricardo Baroni
Reckless
Allan
