Lipson played character parts, and was usually uncredited. Due to his rotund, towering figure, Lipson gained the nickname "Tiny" and was usually cast as the "fat guy" in films.[citation needed] He played the role of King Vultan the 1936 serial Flash Gordon. In 1941, he appeared in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break as a Turkish passenger aboard an airplane with W. C. Fields, whose mumbled remarks about the passenger's size prompt the retort, "You a big nose have it!"[1] Two years later, Lipson portrayed a German sailor in the Three Stooges' short Back from the Front, in which he is knocked unconscious and collapses on top of a suffocating Larry Fine. Moe Howard comes to the rescue and quips, "Whoa, a German whale!".
jack, lipson, jack, tiny, lipson, january, 1901, november, 1947, american, film, actor, appeared, over, films, between, 1927, 1948, born, 1901, january, 1901diednovember, 1947, 1947, aged, other, namesjack, tiny, lipsonyears, active1927, 1947, contents, career. Jack Tiny Lipson January 17 1901 November 28 1947 was an American film actor He appeared in over 85 films between 1927 and 1948 Jack LipsonBorn 1901 01 17 January 17 1901DiedNovember 28 1947 1947 11 28 aged 46 Other namesJack Tiny LipsonYears active1927 1947 Contents 1 Career 2 Death 3 Partial filmography 4 References 5 External linksCareer editLipson played character parts and was usually uncredited Due to his rotund towering figure Lipson gained the nickname Tiny and was usually cast as the fat guy in films citation needed He played the role of King Vultan the 1936 serial Flash Gordon In 1941 he appeared in Never Give a Sucker an Even Break as a Turkish passenger aboard an airplane with W C Fields whose mumbled remarks about the passenger s size prompt the retort You a big nose have it 1 Two years later Lipson portrayed a German sailor in the Three Stooges short Back from the Front in which he is knocked unconscious and collapses on top of a suffocating Larry Fine Moe Howard comes to the rescue and quips Whoa a German whale Death editLipson died of a heart attack on November 28 1947 aged 46 He is interred at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Hollywood California citation needed Partial filmography editOne Hysterical Night 1929 Masquerade Guest uncredited The Long Long Trail 1929 Traveling Salesman in Bar uncredited Skinner Steps Out 1929 Neighbor Dames Ahoy 1930 Scotsman in Kilt uncredited Undertow 1930 Beach Vendor uncredited Human Targets 1932 Wrangler uncredited The Fighting Gentleman 1932 Big Husband at Carnival uncredited Prosperity 1932 George Bank Depositor Demanding Proof uncredited The Show Off 1934 Excursion Boat Passenger uncredited Manhattan Melodrama 1934 Uncle Angus uncredited Punch Drunks 1934 Short Fat Ringsider uncredited King Kelly of the U S A 1934 Ship s Passenger uncredited Tailspin Tommy 1934 Serial Hefty Extra in Cafe Ch 5 uncredited Babes in Toyland 1934 Nobleman uncredited The Painted Veil 1934 Fat Man scenes deleted Beginner s Luck 1935 Short Audience member 4 The Drunkard 1935 Farmer Stevens The Case of the Curious Bride 1935 Big Man with Newspaper uncredited A Night at the Opera 1935 Engineer s Assistant uncredited Three Little Beers 1935 Short Jones uncredited A Face in the Fog 1936 Fat Detective uncredited The Lucky Corner 1936 Short Crowd extra 6 Flash Gordon 1936 Serial King Vultan Chs 5 13 Slippery Silks 1936 Short Chief of Missing Persons Bureau uncredited Dizzy Doctors 1937 Short Shoeshine Victim uncredited Brothers of the West 1937 Jake the Hobo Flying Fists 1937 Duncan One Man Justice 1937 Slim Playing the Ponies 1937 Short Customer uncredited Professor Beware 1938 Brawler uncredited Six Gun Trail 1938 Cafe Waiter uncredited Outlaws Paradise 1939 Toby Saloon Owner uncredited Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence 1939 Man in Saloon uncredited Rocky Mountain Rangers 1940 2nd Bartender uncredited Murder Over New York 1940 Hindu Businessman uncredited Federal Fugitives 1941 Henchman uncredited I ll Never Heil Again 1941 Short Bay of Rum uncredited Manpower 1941 Midnight Club Bartender uncredited Never Give a Sucker an Even Break 1941 Short Huge Turk uncredited The Chocolate Soldier 1941 Captain Masakroff in Show uncredited Hellzapoppin 1941 Junior uncredited Babes on Broadway 1941 Hefty Customer at Nick s uncredited Wild Bill Hickok Rides 1942 Bass Casino Singer uncredited I Married an Angel 1942 Mr Roquefort uncredited Back from the Front 1943 Short Huge German Sailor uncredited I Dood It 1943 Big Man at Bazaar uncredited When Strangers Marry 1944 Man in Cafeteria uncredited Kismet 1944 Aide to Mansur uncredited Lost in a Harem 1944 Cafe Small Cornet Player uncredited The Clock 1945 Garbage Man uncredited Dillinger 1945 Movie Theatre Patron uncredited Two Sisters from Boston 1946 Drexel Sleeping Man on Stage uncredited Suspense 1946 Spectator uncredited No Leave No Love 1946 Hunky Expectant Father uncredited Bringing Up Father 1946 Fat Man uncredited Three Daring Daughters 1948 Freddy Fat Man on Street uncredited Summer Holiday 1948 Klaumeyer uncredited The Bride Goes Wild 1948 Fat Man uncredited Luxury Liner 1948 Fat Guest uncredited final film role References edit Fields W C 1973 W C Fields in Never give a sucker an even break and Tillie and Gus Volume 37 of Classic film scripts Lorrimer p 42 External links editJack Tiny Lipson at IMDb Jack Lipson at AllMovie Jack Lipson at Find a Grave nbsp This article about a United States film actor born in the 1900s is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Jack Lipson amp oldid 1222598699, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
