(Courtesy of Les Adams) Above, Lee Powell puts a necklock on I. Stanford Jolley in PRAIRIE PALS (PRC, 1942), one of the half-dozen oaters in the short-lived Frontier Marshal series. (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Above, from L-to-R are Forrest Taylor, Hoot Gibson, Bob Baker (wearing the badge), Betty Miles, Kenneth Harlan (at the desk), Ken Maynard and I. Stanford Jolley in WILD HORSE STAMPEDE (Monogram, 1943), the initial entry in the Trail Blazers series. Above, the skeletal villain is about to administer a mind control serum to scientist Chambers (played by Kenne Duncan) in THE CRIMSON GHOST (Republic, 1946) cliffhanger.  I. Stanford Jolley's voice was used as the Crimson Ghost, but under the cape and face mask was Joe Forte.  On the left is henchman Ashe, ably portrayed by Clayton Moore of later LONE RANGER TV show fame. (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Above, Whip Wilson has the grip on I. Stanford Jolley in CANYON RAIDERS (1951). (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Above, House Peters Jr., I. Stanford Jolley, Stanley Price, Whip Wilson and Tommy Farrell in Whip's last starring film, WYOMING ROUNDUP (Monogram, 1952). From L-to-R are Allan 'Rocky' Lane, I. Stanford Jolley and Eddy Waller in LEADVILLE GUNSLINGER (Republic, 1952). (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Above, veteran baddie I. Stanford Jolley is surprised by the photographer at one of the 1970s film conventions ... visualize him as a younger man with dark hair and dark moustache.  This is the voice of THE CRIMSON GHOST. (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Above are Emily "Peggy" Jolley, Chill Wills, and I. Stanford Jolley in Las Vegas ... must have won some $$$ since all are smiling. (Courtesy of Minard Coons) Jolley did have an agent, the Glenn Shaw Agency ... and above and below are several 'advertisements' used by that agency to 'sell' their client. (Courtesy of Minard Coons)

  Although some of the data is incomplete or inaccurate, the Internet Movie Database (IMDB) has information on I. Stanford Jolley and his son Stan Jolley.  Click on:

The Internet Broadway database also has some 1920s credits for Jolley as both performer and stage manager: http://www.ibdb.com/person.asp?ID=47130

Jim Tipton's Find-A-Grave website has a photo and info on the final resting place for I. Stanford Jolley at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Hollywood Hills.  The grave marker shows his birth year as 1900.  Go to: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=5895398