Happy Birthday, Buddy!
on this day in 1904, silent film actor and musician charles “buddy” rogers was born!
above: charles “buddy” rogers pictured with his mother and older sister, geraldine.

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Happy Birthday, Buddy!
on this day in 1904, silent film actor and musician charles “buddy” rogers was born!
above: charles “buddy” rogers pictured with his mother and older sister, geraldine.

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charles “buddy” rogers tanning at the hollywood athletic club, 1931
movie classic magazine, 1931
“the hollywood athletic club roof is a favorite haunt of buddy rogers whenever he’s unable to get to the beach. between the two places he develops a tan that lingers the year round”
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charles “buddy” rogers returning to america after being overseas, screenland.
“mr. charles rogers, as he returned to america, all ready to play real ‘he-man’ roles in real ‘he-man’ pictures.”
charles “buddy” rogers in motion picture classic magazine, 1929.
im guessing this was during wings, 1927, based on the getup alone!
charles “buddy” rogers pictured with a mandolin.
movie classic magazine, 1931
“charles (buddy) rogers is tuning up that mandolin again—and hoping he’ll get a chance to play it in “the jazz king.” buddy’s first love, you know, is music, not acting.”