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Nick Cockrane
(1907-1976)
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Nick Cockrane was born on 24 July 1907 in Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA. He was an actor, known for
Priorities on Parade (1942)
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Here Comes Elmer (1943)
. He died in March 1976 in Mesa, Arizona, USA.
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Priorities on Parade
6.5
Frank - Cornetist
1942
Here Comes Elmer
5.7
Nick Cochrane
(as Nick Cochrane)
1943
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The Crimson Canary
6.6
Nick Cockrane - Trumpeter
(uncredited)
1945
Here Comes Elmer
5.7
Nick Cochrane
(as Nick Cochrane)
1943
Crazy House
6.4
Nick
(uncredited)
1943
Orchestra Wives
6.8
Musician
(uncredited)
1942
Priorities on Parade
6.5
Frank - Cornetist
1942
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Nick Cochrane
Born
July 24
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1907
Shawnee, Oklahoma, USA
Died
March 1976
Mesa, Arizona, USA
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Toured Europe in 1944 with Spike Jones and his City Slickers, entertaining US troops.
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