Biography

Deuce Spriggins(1914-1995)

Actor
Soundtrack

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Deuce Spriggins was born on 15 July 1914 in Kansas City, Kansas, USA. He was an actor, known for Trail to San Antone (1947), Rainbow Over the Rockies (1947) and Song of the Prairie (1945). He was married to Carolina Cotton. He died on 30 May 1995 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Gene Autry and Champion in Trail to San Antone (1947)

Trail to San Antone

6.3

Soundtrack("Down the Trail To San Antone")

1947

Jimmy Wakely in Rainbow Over the Rockies (1947)

Rainbow Over the Rockies

6.3

Soundtrack("A Song To Remember You By")

1947

Ken Curtis, Jeff Donnell, June Storey, and Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams in Song of the Prairie (1945)

Song of the Prairie

6.4

Band Leader Deuce

1945

Watson Downs, Donna Martell, Monte Montague, and Forbes Murray in Western Courage (1950)

Western Courage

Short

Deuce Spriggins(as Deuce Spriggens)

1950

Credits

Actor

Ready to Ride
Short
- Deuce Spriggins
- 1950
Western Courage
Short
- Deuce Spriggins (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1950
Cactus Caravan
Short
- Deuce Spriggins
- 1950
Rustlers' Ransom
Short
- Deuce
- 1950
Gold Strike
Short
- Deuce Spriggins
- 1950
The Fargo Phantom
Short
- Deuce Spriggins
- 1950
South of Santa Fe
Short
- Deuce
- 1949
Coyote Canyon
Short
- Deuce Spriggins (as 'Deuce' Spriggens)
- 1949
The Pecos Pistol
Short
- Deuce (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
The Girl from Gunsight
Short
- Deuce
- 1949
Nevada Trail
Short
- Deuce Spriggens
- 1949
Silver Butte
Short
- 'Deuce' Spriggens (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
Prairie Pirates
Short
- Deuce
- 1949
West of Laramie
Short
- Deputy Deuce
- 1949
Cheyenne Cowboy
Short
- Deuce (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949

Soundtrack

Max Liebman Presents: The Maurice Chevalier Show
TV Special
- music: "Red Hot Mama" (uncredited)
- 1956
Western Courage
Short
- performer: "The West Is Callin' Me Home", "Western Courage" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1950
The Fargo Phantom
Short
- performer: "Thar's Gold in Them Thar Hills" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1950
Coyote Canyon
Short
- performer: "High-Tailin' Along to Glory", "Waltz of the West", "Shoot Him" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
The Pecos Pistol
Short
- performer: "Captain Jinks of the Texas Rangers", "Anybody Hankerin' for Some Doin's?", "You Ain't Jist A-Whoofin'" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
Silver Butte
Short
- performer: "That Fellow Manuelo", "Fiesta" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
Cheyenne Cowboy
Short
- performer: "A Cowpoke Gits No Rest at All", "A Man's Best Friend Is a Woman", "Sun in the Sky", "That Good Old Western Music" (as Deuce Spriggens)
- 1949
Rainbow Over the Rockies
6.3
- writer: "A Song To Remember You By"
- 1947
Trail to San Antone
6.3
- writer: "Down the Trail To San Antone"
- 1947
Missouri
Short
- performer: "Missouri"
- 1946
Singing on the Trail
6.5
- writer: "What's the Matter with You"
- 1946
That Texas Jamboree
5.7
- writer: "Down the Trail to San Antone" (uncredited)
- 1946
Song of the Prairie
6.4
- performer: "Fireball Mail", "I Wish I Could Be a Singing Cowboy"
- 1945

Personal details

Alternative names
- Deuce Spriggins and His Band
Born
- July 15, 1914
- Kansas City, Kansas, USA
Died
- May 30, 1995
- Los Angeles, California, USA(Undisclosed)
Spouse
- Carolina Cotton1945 - 1945

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