Lew Meehan

Lew Meehan. With a flattened proboscis that ended just above his upper lip, James Lew Meehan was a highly visible presence in budget Westerns from the very early '20s to at least Born: Feb 14, 1875 in Dayton, Ohio; Died: Apr 26, 1958 in Hollywood, California Lew Dockstader; Lew Meehan; Lucille Love, Girl of Mystery; The Blue Eagle; The Diamond Queen Stars: Bob Burns, Dorothy Donald, Lew Meehan: Director: Horace B. Carpenter: Runtime: 54 Minutes: Language: English subtitles - Orchestra music score

With a flattened proboscis that ended just above his upper lip, James Lew Meehan was a highly visible presence in budget Westerns from the… - Lew Meehan - Jim Meehan - George Meehan - William Meehan - John Meehan - Rich Meehan - Martin Meehan - Julie Meehan - Mike Meehan - Joe Meehan - Brad Meehan Lew Meehan. With a flattened proboscis that ended just above his upper lip, James Lew Meehan was a highly visible presence in budget Westerns from the very early '20s to at least

THOMAS MEEHAN. won the 2003 Tony Award for Hairspray as well as the 2001 Lew, Montalban and Cudia Cast in Reading of New Wildhorn Lew Meehan Born: Sep 07, 1890 in Minnesota Died: Aug 10, 1951 in Los Angeles, California Occupation: Actor Active: '20s-'30s Major Genres: Western,

Lew Meehan Born: Sep 07, 1890 in Minnesota Died: Aug 10, 1951 in Los Angeles, California Occupation: Actor Active: '20s-'30s Major Genres: Western, Actor Search Results list for Lew Meehan at Movies Unlimited Stars: Bob Burns, Dorothy Donald, Lew Meehan: Director: Horace B. Carpenter: Runtime: 54 Minutes: Language: English subtitles - Orchestra music score

THOMAS MEEHAN. won the 2003 Tony Award for Hairspray as well as the 2001 Lew, Montalban and Cudia Cast in Reading of New Wildhorn Lew Meehan - Western and Serial Villain The 'brains' and 'action' heavies who had meaty roles and lots of dialog and the players who were fathers, ranch owners, lawman