Grover Ligon, a talented individual, entered this world on February 1, 1885, in the charming town of Kerney, Missouri, United States of America. He was destined to make a mark in the world of entertainment, and indeed he did, as he embarked on a career that spanned multiple decades.
Grover's passion for acting and filmmaking led him to take on various roles, including those in the 1924 film "Kid Speed", the 1917 film "A Dog's Own Tale", and the 1931 film "Father's Son". His dedication to his craft earned him recognition and respect within the industry.
Sadly, Grover Ligon's life came to an end on March 3, 1965, in the city of Hollywood, California, USA. His legacy lives on, however, through the many films he was a part of, and the impact he had on those who knew him.
