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Personal Info

Gender

Male

Birthday

1907-01-22 (118 years old)

Place of Birth

New York City, New York, USA

Matty Roubert

Biography:

Matthew Roubert was born in New York in 1907 was a child star from about 1910-1921, and his father William L. Roubert was involved with "Little Matty Roubert" and his silent screen adventures. Matty's earliest film appearances were at Vitagraph and Biograph.

Known For

Acting

1949

Challenge of the Range as Henchman (uncredited)

1947

Law of the Lash as Peewee

1946

Wild West as Half-Breed Charlie

1945

I Love a Mystery as Newsboy (Uncredited)

1941

Arizona Bound as Barfly
Texas as Townsman
Unfinished Rainbows as Arthur V Davis

1940

Under Texas Skies as Henchman
Adventures of Red Ryder as Henchman Pete
My Favorite Wife as Page Boy Paging Mr. Arden (uncredited)
Cafe Hostess as Newsboy
Frontier Vengeance as Henchman Pinto

1939

The Oregon Trail as Paradise Valley Henchman
Calling Dr. Kildare as Newsboy (uncredited)
Frontier Pony Express as Chet Logan
The Marshal Of Mesa City as Townsman at Dance (uncredited)

1938

Shine On Harvest Moon as Ben Jackson
While New York Sleeps as Newspaper Vendor

1937

Slaves in Bondage as Good-Looking Freddie
Shall We Dance as Elevator Operator (uncredited)
Angel's Holiday as Newsboy

1936

Hollywood Boulevard as Newsboy (uncredited)
The Garden Murder Case as Newsboy (Uncredited)
Divot Diggers as Caddy

1935

Broadway Hostess as Second Newsboy (uncredited)
It's in the Air as Newsboy (uncredited)
Mad Love as Newsboy (Uncredited)

1934

It Happened One Night as Newsboy (uncredited)

1933

Baby Face as Newsboy (uncredited)

1932

Vanity Street as Newspaper Vendor (uncredited)
The Death Kiss as Newsboy
By Whose Hand? as Second Newsboy (uncredited)

1931

Up Pops the Devil as Subscription Boy

1929

1920

1914

John Barleycorn as Jack, 1st period

1912

The Golden Rod as One of the Children
Baby Sherlock as Bobbie

1911

The Freshet as Meg's Son

Crew

1948

Tornado Range as Stunts

1935

1933

The Big Cage as Stunts

1932

By Whose Hand? as Stunts