Bio

Highly visible in Republic and Columbia serials of the 1940s, Alabama-born stunt performer/actor Robert Barron never truly got the break he deserved. As handsome as any leading man, the mustachioed Barron was relegated to playing a thug in King of the Texas Rangers (1941), one of the native tribesmen (and wearing a hilarious fright wig) in Jungle Girl (1941) and its sequel Perils of Nyoka (1942), Robert Armstrong's henchman in Adventures of the Flying Cadets (1943), and Ro-Zon, the Kryptonian leader in Superman (1948). In between his many serials, Barron played an assortment of henchmen in B-Westerns and action melodramas.
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Robert Barron
March 13, 1896 - June 21, 1971 (aged 75)

Bio

Highly visible in Republic and Columbia serials of the 1940s, Alabama-born stunt performer/actor Robert Barron never truly got the break he deserved. As handsome as any leading man, the mustachioed Barron was relegated to playing a thug in King of the Texas Rangers (1941), one of the native tribesmen (and wearing a hilarious fright wig) in Jungle Girl (1941) and its sequel Perils of Nyoka (1942), Robert Armstrong's henchman in Adventures of the Flying Cadets (1943), and Ro-Zon, the Kryptonian leader in Superman (1948). In between his many serials, Barron played an assortment of henchmen in B-Westerns and action melodramas.

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Road to Morocco poster art
Arabian Nights poster art
Cobra Woman poster art
The Vigilante: Fighting Hero of the West poster art
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Lost in a Harem poster art
Crazy House poster art
Midnight Manhunt poster art
Badlands of Dakota poster art
Back in the Saddle poster art
Guns of the Law poster art
Song of Old Wyoming poster art
Gangsters of the Frontier poster art
Gunsmoke Mesa poster art
Spook Town poster art
House of Errors poster art
Tank Commandos poster art
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