Emerson Treacy (September 17, 1900 – January 10, 1967) was an American film, Broadway, and radio actor.
Early years
Treacy graduated from St. Joseph College in Philadelphia.[1] When his father died in an automobile accident, Treacy became the executive responsible for the sporting goods factory that his family owned in Philadelphia. Prior to that development, he had planned to study law.[2]
Career
Treacy acted in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.[3] He and Gay Seabrook, "two of the best known portrayers of youthful roles in the country", performed in the play Tommy.[4] Other plays in which he appeared included The Master Builder,[5]a Take My Advice, Pigs, and Skidding.[3] On Broadway he portrayed Purdy in Searching for the son (1936).[6]
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