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Ray “Crash” Corrigan – Major Filmography

(Grounded in IMDb’s 106‑credit list, AFI’s 68‑title catalog, and TV Guide’s curated film list)

⭐ Early Roles (1934–1935)

  • Murder in the Private Car

  • Dante’s Inferno

  • The Singing Vagabond

  • Night Life of the Gods

⭐ The Three Mesquiteers Era (1936–1939)

(Corrigan played Tucson Smith in 24 films)

  • The Three Mesquiteers

  • Ghost‑Town Gold

  • Roarin’ Lead

  • Come On, Cowboys!

  • Hit the Saddle

  • Heart of the Rockies

  • Range Defenders

  • The Purple Vigilantes

  • The Trigger Trio

  • Three Texas Steers

⭐ The Range Busters Series (1940–1943)

(Corrigan starred in 20 of the 24 films)

  • The Range Busters

  • Trailing Double Trouble

  • Wranglers Roost

  • Saddle Mountain Roundup

  • Texas Trouble Shooters

  • Trail of the Silver Spurs

  • Rock River Renegades

  • Bullets and Saddles

⭐ Mid‑Career Westerns & Serials (1943–1950)

  • The White Gorilla

  • Zamba

  • The Adventures of Sir Galahad

  • The Buckskin Rangers

  • Trail of Robin Hood

⭐ Late Career & Creature Roles (1951–1958)

  • Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla

  • Killer Ape

  • Zombies of Mora Tau

  • It! The Terror from Beyond Space — his iconic final role

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