رجینالد بارلو

رجینالد بارلو (;  – ) یک هنرپیشه کارآزمودهٔ تئاتر و سینما و نیز نویسنده و کارگردان اهل ایالات متحده آمریکا بود.

وی در سال ۱۸۹۹ به «هنگ پیاده‌نظام سلطنتی کانادا» پیوست تا به آفریقای جنوبی رفته و در جنگ بوئر دوم شرکت کند. او همچنین به نیروی زمینی ایالات متحده آمریکا ملحق شد و در جنگ آمریکا و اسپانیا در جریان جنگ جهانی اول شرکت داشت و سرانجام در ۱۹۲۳ به درجهٔ سرهنگی رسید.

 فیلم‌شناسی 
از فیلم‌ها یا برنامه‌های تلویزیونی که وی در آن نقش داشته‌است می‌توان به چرندیات اشاره کرد.

یادداشت‌ها 

 1 Confer Los Angeles Times, Friday Morning, 14 Sep 1934, Part I, p. 15, col. 2, article: "Reginald Barlow to Play Lead in 'Blood on Moon'." The article clearly states that he "began his theatrical career at the age of 12 in his father's troupe."

 2 See Bunches of Barlows link which clearly shows Reginald, a confirmed member of the American Legion Hollywood Post 43, to be a Colonel. The picture there also shows him presenting Shirley Temple with a certificate as a new "Honorary Colonel" in 1935. The same website also shows that in the New York Times of 7 July 1943, Reginald Barlow was a Colonel who commanded the 304th Infantry in World War I for the United States, and was a veteran of two other wars: the Spanish–American War and The Second Boer War.

 3 See also: Keffer, History of San Fernando Valley (1934), pp. 118–120; where it in fact states that Barlow commanded the 302nd Infantry as a Major, and then was later given the command of the 349th as a Lieutenant-Colonel during World War I.

 4 Confer Los Angeles Daily Times, Friday, 28 Aug 1903, p. 4, cols. 3–4, article: "Actor Barlow's Wife".

 منابع 

 Los Angeles Daily Times, Monday, 10 Aug 1903, p. 9, col. 1, article: "Lost Heart on Pullman"
 Los Angeles Sunday Times, 23 Aug 1903, p. 4, cols. 6–7, article: "Bride's Momma After Actor Reggie Barlow"
 Los Angeles Daily Times, Friday, 28 Aug 1903, p. 4, cols. 3–4, article: "Actor Barlow's Wife"
 The Stars and Stripes, Vol 1, No 50, France, Friday, 17 Jan 1919, p. 2, col. 4, article: "Show Each Night, Plan of Biggest Booking Agency"
 Los Angeles Times, Friday Morning, 14 Sep 1934, Part I, p. 15, col. 2, article: "Reginald Barlow to Play Lead in 'Blood on Moon'."
 New York Times, Wednesday, 7 Jul 1943, p. 19, col. 3, article: "R. Barlow is Dead; Actor and Soldier"
 Frank M. Keffer, History of San Fernando Valley (1934), R 979.41 L88Ke, pp. 118–120, bio entitled: "Col. Reginald Barlow"
 Variety, 14 Jul 1943, article: "Obituaries, Reginald Barlow"
 Los Angeles Daily Times, Monday, 10 Aug 1903, p. 9, col. 1, article: "Lost Heart on Pullman"
 "The Inter Ocean",  Monday, 22 Aug, 1904, p. 12, article: "Captured Girl Who Escaped Convent"
 "Charleston Courier", Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, March 10, 1904, "Order of Publication", Clare (Danforth) Livingston files for divorce against Reginald Livingston (aka Reginald Barlow)
 "The Weekly Enterprise", Charleston, Missouri, Friday, 1 April 1904, "Dockett, April Term, Mississippi County Circuit Court, Schedule" Clare Livingston vs. Reginald Barlow Livingston case scheduled for 7 April 1904.
 "St. Joseph News Press Gazette" St. Joseph, Missouri, Sunday, Aug 23, 1903, p. 2, article: "Romance with Gay Deceiver" wife Florence Hamilton tells her story of their marriage.
 "Charleston Courier" Charleston, Missouri, Thursday, 20 Aug 1903, article: "Is a Bigamist", Reginald Barlow accused of bigamy.
 "Weekly Enterprise", Charleston, Missouri, Friday, 21 Aug 1903, p. 1, article: "Barlow is a Bigamist", accuses Reginald Barlow of bigamy.
 "The San Francisco Call", San Francisco, California, Monday, 10 Aug 1903, p. 3, article: "Actor Marries Young Heiress", Reginald Barlow and Bertha Merkel Marriage.
 "The Fresno Morning Republican", Fresno, California, Saturday, 15 Aug 1903, article: "Three Women Claim Barlow", accuses Reginald Barlow of bigamy
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Saturday, 10 Dec 1932, article: "Reginald Barlow Hurt"
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Saturday, 8 Jul 1933, article: "Barlow, Owns Dog Hero"
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Tuesday, Jul 18, 1933, article: "Will be Remarried" Reginald Barlow and Bertha Merkel to reenact marriage after 30 years.
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, 22 Nov 1933, p. 24, article: "Mrs. Barlow, Wife of Actor Taken by Death", Bertha (Merkel) Barlow, Obituary
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Friday, 14 May 1943, article: "Vocalist Wins Dogfight Suit", against Reginald Barlow
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Saturday, 13 Feb 1937 "Legion Arena Honors Shirley Temple", Col. Reginald Barlow
 "The Los Angeles Times", Los Angeles, California, Thursday, 19 Apr 1934 brief note: Reginald Barlow and Carol Brown Wed in Tijuana, Mexico
 "Hollywood Citizen News", Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, 7 Jul 1943, article: "Long III Actor Dies", Reginald Barlow, Obituary
 "The Topeka State Journal" Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Saturday 15 Aug 1903, article: "Meets on Train and Wed", Reginald Barlow and Bertha Merkle marriage.
 "Historical Dictionary of American Theater Modernism" by James Fisher and Felicia Hardison Londre, copyright 2018, pg 60, brief biography of Reginald Barlow
 "Enterprise-Courier:", Charleston, Missouri, Friday, April 18, 1902, p. 7, "Livingstone-Danforth" marriage

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