Robert Lowery

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Characters played by Robert Lowery

Governor Cuthbert H. Humphrey — McLintock! (1963)

Governor Cuthbert H. Humphrey is the territory's governor and one of George's political opponents. He ignores George's appeal on behalf of Chief Puma and supports the Comanche's imprisonment, while also making unwanted advances toward Katherine during the Fourth of July celebration.

Gary Lambert — Queen of the Amazons (1947)

Gary Lambert is an experienced safari guide who initially dislikes taking women on expeditions. Jean Preston wins his respect by demonstrating her skill with a gun, and he agrees to lead the search into the African jungle. He also accepts the Commissioner’s request to investigate ivory poaching connected to Greg Jones.

Wally Burke — Charlie Chan in Reno (1939)

Character in the Reno case.

Prince Selim — Tarzan's Desert Mystery (1943)

Royal figure in Arab desert kingdom.

Steve Langtry — Mystery of the Riverboat (1944)

Steve is an attorney and the son of one of the three landowners involved in the Nitrolene deposits. He investigates developer Einreich's offer for his father's land and is helped in his efforts by Jenny Perrin, the riverboat steward Napoleon, and entertainer Jug Jenks.

Tim Scott — High Powered (1945)

A hitchhiker bound for vineyard work, Tim is taken in by Marian Blair and Cassie McQuade after they pick him up on the road. He accepts a construction job to impress Marian, survives blame for a gas leak, and overcomes his fear of heights to rescue Rod Farrell. He and Marian marry at the end.

John Norton — Road to Alcatraz (1945)

John Norton is a young lawyer and Kit Norton's husband. After receiving a telegram from his old fraternity brother Gary Payne, he suffers a head injury and signs of amnesia. Evidence appears to implicate him in Charles Cantrell's murder, but he eventually confronts Gary and survives being shot.

Maximo Toro — When the Girls Take Over (1962)

A bearded revolutionary general leading an insurgency in Hondo Rico, Maximo is the main threat to the legal regime. He lacks money and weapons, and his plan to obtain government rifles involves claiming to have kidnapped Francoise, his lover, though the rifles are actually children's drill weapons.

Batman / Bruce Wayne — Batman and Robin (1949)

Batman, secretly Bruce Wayne, leads the effort to protect Commissioner Jim Gordon and stop the invisible criminal operation. He follows the escape route to the hidden headquarters, confronts Prof. Hammil, and shuts down the machinery sustaining the enemy's invisibility. He works closely with Robin and Vicki Vale.

Blackie Dalton — The Dalton Gang (1949)

A leading henchman of J. J. Gorman and brother of Emmett. He identifies Rusty as Marshal West, helps frame him after the gunfight with Emmett, and later admits the land company was behind Medford's murder. After Rusty brings him to Judge Price, Blackie kills the judge and later accidentally shoots Gorman during the final confrontation.

Tom Hervey — The Mummy's Ghost (1944)

Archaeologist leading the expedition, falls in love with the reincarnated princess.

Harry Odell — Cow Country (1953)

Harry Odell is Linda Garnet's partner, but he secretly romances Melba Sykes as well. He conceals his schemes from Linda and conspires with banker Parker and Sledge to gain control of the ranchers' valuable land. When he ends his relationship with Melba, she confronts him with a bullwhip.

Career Overview

Robert Lowery has 115 screen credits in a career dating back to 1936. Their work spans 9 cinematic universes — most prominently Charlie Chan (Sidney Toler) Collection with 3 titles. Signature works include Queen of the Amazons, Death Valley, When the Girls Take Over. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

Personal Facts

Known For
Acting
Gender
male
Known Credits
115
Birth Date
1913-10-17
Birth Place
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

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Universe traveler — spans 9 universes

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Related entry on Wikidata (Q3078072), public domain (CC0).