Where did Jimmie go after Westerns?

[The Arapaho Kid]

The man in the middle here...in the black hat is Jimmie Dodd.  He played supporting rolls in a number of B Westerns...usually one of the good guys.  After he got out of Westerns where did he go? What other roll made him famous?

[tarheel mac]

Aw...horse hockey..my answer disappeared... Anyway, Jimmy Dodd was one of the two older guys on the Mickey Mouse Club show in the 1950s

[The Arapaho Kid]

Aw...horse hockey..my answer disappeared... Anyway, Jimmy Dodd was one of the two older guys on the Mickey Mouse Club show in the 1950s

Give that man a silver dollar, a good ceegar and a bottle of Red Eye!  He done got that one right!  BUT...What was the name of the other, older Mousekeeter on that show!

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[Old Top]

Arapaho,

I beleive his name was Roy.  But do not remember a last name.

Old Top

[Russ T Chambers]

Roy Williams

[tarheel mac]

Roy Williams...he is also credited with inventing the "mouse ears" and was (oddly enough) buried in his Mouse Club uniform....more info than you probably need...

[Texas Lawdog]

Jimmy was also in "The Flying Tigers" with John Wayne.

[Bear Rider]

IIRC, Jimmy was in another war movie where he played a naval pilot with an agricultural urge. The name of the movie escapes me.

[Free Hand]

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[Free Hand]

I belive that Roy Willams (the Moosekateer") also worked in Disney's animation Dept and, according to the SEABEE museum in Port Hueneme CA, is credited with the creating their emblem.

Tom (NMCB#3) B Stone