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Moroni Olsen

Acting 1 Film 1951 – 1951
26 Jun 1889 (65 yaş, vefat)
Vefat: 22 Nov 1954
Ogden, Utah, USA

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Moroni Olsen (June 27, 1889 – November 22, 1954) was an American actor.

Olsen was born in Ogden, Utah, to Mormon parents Edward Arenholt Olsen and Martha Hoverholst, who named him after the Moroni found in the Book of Mormon. Some sources have claimed that Olsen's birth name was John Willard Clawson, but there appears to be no support for this claim.

Olsen studied at Weber Stake Academy, the predecessor of Weber State University. He then went to study at the University of Utah, where one of his teachers was Maud May Babcock. During World War I, he sold war bonds for the United States Navy. He also studied and performed in the Eastern United States around this time.

In 1923, Olsen organized the "Moroni Olsen Players" out of Ogden. They performed at both Ogden's Orpheum Theatre and at various other locations spread from Salt Lake City to Seattle.

After having worked on Broadway, he made his film debut in a 1935 adaptation of The Three Musketeers. He later played a different role in a 1939 comedy version of the story, starring Don Ameche as D'Artagnan and the Ritz Brothers as three dimwitted lackeys who are forced to substitute for the musketeers, who have drunk themselves into a stupor.

His most famous role was the voice of the Slave in The Magic Mirror in Walt Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937). Olsen also provided the voice of the senior angel in It's a Wonderful Life.

Olsen was an active member of the LDS Church, being a teacher of youth in the Hoolwood Ward. He also was director of the Pilgramage Play of Hollywood for several years.

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1951 – 1951

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Senior Angel (voice) (uncredited) Herbert Dunstan Walter Beardsley Magic Mirror (voice) (uncredited) Robert E. Lee Inspector Peterson Dr. Ames Chairman Mr. Tewitt Kurt Larsen Slim Jones Parole Board Chairman Rev. Thatcher Dr. Philip Dunlap Dr. Humphries Sen. Frederici Tom Calhoon Buck Russell Caliph Hassan Buffalo Bill Chief of Police Bob McManus Brenner Ralph Henry Senior Surgeon at San Diego Detective Danny Shea (uncredited) Mr. John Goodwin Capt. Burroughs Henry Manston Doc Richards Dr. John Romer House Detective Mr. Courtney Bishop Martin General (uncredited) Porthos Riley Judge R.D. Davis Speaker Of The House Mayor Jim Cargen Davis, the bodyguard Judge Henderson The friar Managing Editor Trenton Gateley Arnold Reuben Sylvanus Q. Sattherwaite Big Jim Fitts Dr. Henry Olcott R.J. Curran Jake Targil Missouri The Fleet Captain John Dillon - 1938 Supt. Andrew Standing John Knox Sam Houston Fisherman (uncredited) Jonathan Forbes Congressman Stone Captain Haines Cyrus Benton Dr. Edward Sterling Cameron Bailiff Philip G. Talbot Lt. Poole Henry Bennett First Mate Rand Husk Douglas Col. Blake Adm. Ames Major Terry Chester Hart Rear Adm. Joshua Rice General Connally Senator Hearst Fullerton's Associate (uncredited) Don Toland Major Allen Dr. Walter Terriss Andrew Barr Mr. Barton Tartar Chief (Voice) (Uncredited) Pope Leo I Juvenal Court Judge Mr. Blair Royal Governor Dunmore Col. Faymonville President of Businessman's Board (uncredited) Commandant Tim Bagley MacDonald Paul Grebeau The Warden Bearded Leader of the People (uncredited) Cardinal De Valle (uncredited) Curtis Holbrook Judge