Walter Woolf King

Walter Woolf King, a commanding baritone, transitioned from a successful Broadway career in operettas and musical comedies to Hollywood. Though his film debut in "Golden Dawn" was a notorious flop, King carved out a niche in supporting roles. He is fondly remembered for his comedic turns in Marx Brothers' "A Night at the Opera" and Laurel and Hardy's "Swiss Miss,... more" showcasing a surprising aptitude for slapstick. While his singing career in film proved challenging, King remained a recognizable presence, later finding success as an agent. less