Bio
An actor, writer, and director in theater, McDonald became a dialogue director in Hollywood in the early '30s and began directing in 1935. A prolific director, he helmed numerous programmers at several studios, but had a special flair for the western, making films with Gene Autry (Texans Never Cry) and Roy Rogers (My Pal Trigger, Song of Arizona).
Frank McDonaldNovember 9, 1899 - March 8, 1980 (aged 80)Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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Bio
An actor, writer, and director in theater, McDonald became a dialogue director in Hollywood in the early '30s and began directing in 1935. A prolific director, he helmed numerous programmers at several studios, but had a special flair for the western, making films with Gene Autry (Texans Never Cry) and Roy Rogers (My Pal Trigger, Song of Arizona).
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