Don "Red" Barry
Born:
January 11, 1912, Houston, Texas
Died: July 17, 1980 (age 68), North Hollywood, California
Don "Red" Barry De Acosta was an American film
actor.
What do you know about Don "Red" Barry? Try this
Western Star Quick Quiz.
1. In 1939, Donald Barry appears in a John Wayne “Three
Mesquiteers” movie. He is the bad guy. What is the movie?
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Union Pacific
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Texas Stampede
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Wyoming Outlaw
2. In 1940, Republic gives him the lead role in the movie
that would make him synonymous with this character. What was
the movie?
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Adventures of Red Ryder
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Arizona
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Blazing Six Shooters
3. In another 1940 entry is “The Tulsa Kid.” This 57
min black & white film has Barry cleaning up the a small
town. What is the town’s name?
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Wind River
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Tulsa
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Okie City
4. From 1940 to 1944, Don was married to a well know
actress. Who was she?
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Adele Mara
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Anne Gwynne
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Peggy Stewart
5. Donald Barry De Acosta was born on January 11, 1912. In
what city was he born?
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Dallas, Texas
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Houston, Texas
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Austin, Texas
6. He felt he had been miscast as Red Ryder because the
comic strip character was tall and lanky, whereas he was short
and stocky
7. What was the 1954 Western Berry directs, writes,
produces, and stars. His ex-wife is the co-star. What is the
movie?
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Jesse James’ Woman
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The Wild West Range
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In Ol’ Texas
8. In the 1940 Adventures of Red Ryder, who plays Little
Beaver?
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Tommy Cook
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Bobbie Blake
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Ken Curtis
9. The Purple Heart is a 1944 film that is the story of the
crew of a downed bomber, captured after a run over Tokyo,
early in the war. Berry plays Lt. Peter Vincent.
10. He played Judd Larrabee in several episodes of Charlie’s
Angels.
Where
is Don "Red" Barry Buried?
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