Roy Mack
Director
Born December 14, 1889 in New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA. Died January 16, 1962.
Roy Mack (born LeRoy A. McClure) was an American director of short films, mostly comedies, with over 200 titles to his credit.
Directed
- Hillbilly BlitzkriegFilm, 1942
- 12th Street RagFilm, 1942
- Vitamin 'U' for MeFilm, 1942
- The Girl After My HeartFilm, 1941
- Dancing in a HaremFilm, 1941
- Love Turns Winter to SpringFilm, 1941
- Wedding BillsFilm, 1940
- Ozzie Nelson & His OrchestraFilm, 1940
- Double or NothingFilm, 1940
- Dave Apollon and His OrchestraFilm, 1940
- Frances Carroll & 'The Coquettes'Film, 1940
- One for the BookFilm, 1940
- Seeing RedFilm, 1939
- Rita Rio and Her OrchestraFilm, 1939
- Artie Shaw and His OrchestraFilm, 1939
- Dave Apollon & His OrchestraFilm, 1938
- StardustFilm, 1938
- The Knight Is YoungFilm, 1938
- Ray Kinney and His Royal Hawaiian OrchestraFilm, 1938
- Swing Cat's JamboreeFilm, 1938
- Woody Herman & His OrchestraFilm, 1938
- The Prisoner of SwingFilm, 1938
- Little MeFilm, 1938
- The Candid KidFilm, 1938
- Script GirlFilm, 1938
- Ups and DownsFilm, 1937
- Postal UnionFilm, 1937
- Home Run on the KeysFilm, 1937
- Hotel a la SwingFilm, 1937
- Hi-De-HoFilm, 1937
