Known for Acting

American cowboy and actor Slim Whitaker was working the rodeo circuit at age 17, eventually becoming a cowhand on the Chowchilla Ranch in central California. In 1912 he was hired as a riding extra and stunt man by Gilbert M. 'Broncho Billy' Anderson for westerns being filmed in Niles Canyon, CA. During the silent era his peers were Hal Taliaferro, Al Bridge, Charles King, Ken Maynard, Yakima Canutt, Walter Brennan, Hoot Gibson, a very young John Wayne and many others. He was one of the most prolific of the B-western bad guys and supporting actors. His movie career spanned 36 years, from the silents through the post-World War II period, and he appeared in over 300 films.
1944
as Sheriff Law
1942
as Man on Street
1933
as Henchman Dick (uncredited)
1941
as Butch - Keating's Hired Hand (uncredited)
1943
as Tolliver - Jack's Gang Member
1936
as Prison Guard
1933
as Butch Cassidy
1932
as Hawk Henchman Paxton (uncredited)
1942
as Huxley
1930
as Henchman Joe
1943
as Henchman Ed
1939
as Black
1927
as Cassidy
1914
1943
as Pasha
1941
as Marshal Bemis
1935
as Slim
1944
1936
as Bit
1940
as Lacey