GARY GRAY in the early 1940s

Future child star GARY GRAY began his career at the age of three and a half, in "A Woman's Face"

GARY GRAY in the early 1940s

GARY GRAY, future CHILD STAR of the 1940s

GARY GRAY in "THREE LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE" (1946)

In this musical, Gary blew into a jug, to make music on a hayride

GARY GRAY--CHILD STAR

In the late 1940s, GARY GRAY went from picture to picture

GARY GRAY--model

In between pictures, GARY GRAY was often seen doing modeling work

GARY GRAY--Model

Between pictures, GARY GRAY often did modeling work

GARY GRAY in "FATHER TAKES THE AIR" (1951)

This was the last in the Latham Family Series that began in 1948 with "HENRY THE RAINMAKER"

GARY GRAY in 1954

This portrait of GARY GRAY was used on the "CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT" show called "Jet Jackson" in reruns

GARY GRAY--All American

GARY GRAY has the look of the typical American guy of the 1950s

GARY GRAY, as he appeared in "THE PARTY CRASHERS"

CONNIE STEVENS, President of the GARY GRAY FAN CLUB in New York, starred in this film (1958)

GARY GRAY--Soldier

In the late 1950s, GARY GRAY joined the National Guard

GARY GRAY in the late 1950s

GARY GRAY played in many western features and television series, including the pilot to "Tumbleweed"

GARY GRAY--TRICK RIDER

in the late 1950s, GARY GRAY learned to trick ride--but he never did it professionally