on a Honeymoon (1934) Dancing Pirate (1936) Night Key (1937) Lady Behave! (1937 or 1938) As writer Hands Up! (1926) Miss Brewster's Millions (1926) Wet Paint (1926) The Campus Flirt (1926) Senorita (1927) Wedding Bills (1927) Swim Girl, Swim (1927) She's a Sheik (1927) Red Hair (1928) The Fifty-Fifty Girl (1928) Hot News (1928) What a Night! (1928) (story) The Mysterious Dr. Fu Manchu (1928) The Saturday Night Kid (1929) Sweetie (1929) The Return of Dr. Fu Manchu (1930) Anybody's War (1930) Follow Thru (1930) (uncredited) (also co-director) Dude Ranch (1931) The Lawyer's Secret (1931) Daughter of the Dragon (1931) (also director) He Learned About Women (1933) (story) (also director) La Cucaracha (1934 short) (story) (also director) That Navy Spirit (1937) Campus Confessions (1938) (also story) Touchdown, Army (1938) Night Work (1939) For TV Willy (1954–1955), regular cast member as Papa Dodger Corky and White Shadow A Mickey Mouse Club serial - 17 episodes, (January–February, 1956) as Uncle Dan The Real McCoys (1958) as Hank Johnson, a new neighbor who defies Amos's class prejudices, and (1962) as Herbert Bentley, a businessman who rents the McCoys' roadside stand. Happy (1960–1961), regular cast member as Uncle Charlie Dooley Father Knows Best as Myron, one of Jim's insured who has a car accident with Cornell Wilde who was the guest star. My Three Sons (1961) as Smitty, one of Bub's card playing mates. Perry Mason Episode: "The Case of the Dodging Domino" (1962) as Rudy Mahlsted Perry Mason Episode: "The Case of the Decadent Dean" (1963) as Harvey Forrest Gunsmoke "The Magician" (1963) as Jeremiah Bonanza (1964-1965) as Jesse Simmons / Doctor, 2 episodes Hank (NBC 1965–66) as Professor McKillup References External links Lloyd Corrigan signatures 1900 births 1969 deaths UC Berkeley College of Letters and Science alumni American male film actors American male screenwriters American male television actors Male actors from Los Angeles Male actors from San Francisco Writers from Los Angeles 20th-century American male actors Film directors from Los Angeles Screenwriters from California 20th-century American male writers 20th-century American screenwriters