George Houston, having success on the Broadway stage, was enticed to Hollywood for some singing work in musicals in the mid 1930s. Hired by Grand National Studios, he appeared in the lead role for the tuneful seafaring yarn Captain Calamity (1936) and as Wild Bill Hickcock in Frontier Scout (1938). With the success of singing cowboys in motion pictures, he was signed at MGM, starring in The Great Waltz, and for Warner Bros. in Blockade, both 1938. From 1939 to 1940 he starred in an eight-part short film production, Tales of Billy the Kid, for PRC (Producers Distributing Corporation), but the series was never released. Houston's last film was The Lone Rider (1942).
Conquest
Marie Antoinette
The Howards of Virginia
The Great Waltz
Frontier Scout
What Price Safety!
Blockade
Let's Sing Again
Captain Calamity
Wallaby Jim of the Islands
The Lone Rider and the Bandit
The Lone Rider Rides On
The Lone Rider in Frontier Fury
The Lone Rider Crosses the Rio
Outlaws of Boulder Pass
Masks and Memories
Laughing at Danger
The Lone Rider in Ghost Town
Border Roundup
The Lone Rider Fights Back
