Story Summary:
Harold Huber was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. He was known for his parts in The Thin Man, Charlie Chan on Broadway and Parachute Jumper. Harold appeared in five Broadway productions. He was a devoted family man to his wife, Ethel and his daughter, Margaret. Huber was described by costars as a "delightful person." After making his credited screen debut in Central Park in 1932, Huber went on to aver-age nearly nine films a year for the next 11 years. He played a range of nationalities from Chinese to Mexican and French. In 1930, he debuted on Broadway in "A Farewell to Arms." Huber was in three more Broadway shows by 1932 and a forth in 1945. Huber was known as an amateur fencing champion and as a scholar with a great interest in and knowledge of antiques who also spoke 5 languages. Movies and radio were a regular part of his career. ~Blog by Renee Meyers
