Movies With DeLay
DeLay was involved (acting, aviation & stunt directing/coordinating) with over 50 movies including:
- Skin Deep (A.K.A. Lucky Damage) 1922 (Thomas Ince)
- Border Scouts 1922 (Directed by Bert Hall -who was represented in the 2006 movie Flyboys since he was one of the original seven of the Lafayette Escadrille)
- A Dangerous Adventure 1922 (Warner Bros.) Starring Grace Darmond & including Jumbo the Elephant
- The Bell Hop 1921 (Oliver Hardy & Larry Semon movie –including aviation footage, which is impressive by today's standards. It is also still available to the public.)
- Fighting Fate 1921 (Bill Duncan)
- Skirts 1921 (Fox)
- The Baby 1921 (Fox Sunshine)
- A Western Tenderfoot 1921 (Fox/Louis Gasnier)
- Ruth of the Rockies 1920 (Ruth Roland) A.K.A. Broadway Bab
- Tiger Band 1920 (Helen Holmes)
- Go Get It 1920 (Marshall Neilan)
- Aerial Nut 1920 (Fox/Al St. John)
- He Married His Wife 1919 (Al Christie)
- Also dozens of Fox Film Corporation Sunshine Comedies
" DeLay dominated stunts in the motion picture industry." (Wynne 1987:28)
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