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Don Alvarado
Actor + Assistant Director + Production Manager
Male
Born
Nov 4, 1904
Hometown
Albuquerque, New ...
Died
Mar 31, 1967
Death Place
Hollywood, Califo...
Other Names
Paige, José; Page...
Don Alvarado was an American actor, assistant film director, and film production manager.
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Ann BoyerMarried 1924 - 1930
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CHILDHOOD
1904
Birth
Born on November 4, 1904.
TEENAGE
They married in 1924.
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TWENTIES
1929
24 Years Old
The advent of talkies all but ended his starring roles but he still managed to work regularly, usually cast in secondary Spanish character roles, such as in the 1929 Thornton Wilder adaptation The Bridge of San Luis Rey.
Jack Warner convinced Ann to file for a quick divorce from Alvarado in Mexico in August 1932. She moved in with Warner perhaps as early as September 1933, and married him in 1936.
1933
28 Years Old
Mr. Alvarado appeared on stage in "Dinner At Eight" at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles in 1933.
THIRTIES
1939
34 Years Old
In 1939, using the name "Don Page" for screen credit purposes, he began working as an assistant director for Warner Bros. and a few years later as a production manager.
FIFTIES
1955
50 Years Old
In these capacities he was part of the team that made a number of highly successful films including The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948), East of Eden and Rebel Without a Cause in 1955, and in 1958 his final film work, The Old Man and the Sea.
LATE ADULTHOOD
1967
62 Years Old
Alvarado died of cancer in 1967, aged 62, in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California and was interred in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Hollywood Hills.
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