Brady, William A., Jr.

Brady, William A., Jr.
(1900-1935)
   The son of the showman William A. Brady and actress Grace George, and half-brother of Alice Brady, was born in New York. In partnership with Dwight Deere Wiman, he produced Lucky Sam McCarver (1925), The Road to Rome (1927), The Little Show (1929), and others before his death in a fire at a vacation bungalow.

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