Bobby Clack

Robert L Clack starred in the early B-Western Movies and TV westerns under the name Bobby Clark. His interest in roping began after attending the Oklahoma-Arkansas rodeo in Ft. Smith. He first performed in 1932 at the age of 6 in Springfield, MO. On July 4, 1938, he was discovered by a Monogram talent scout at a Junior Chamber of Commerce rodeo in Sulphur, OK. With his horse, Chief, Bobby Clark appeared that year at Madison Square Garden where he captured the World Champion Trick Roping title. He had a knack for roping as well as shooting with a .22 rifle and .38 special six-shooter. Among his feats was the spinning of four loops simultaneously, employing his mouth, arms and hips. That same year he co-starred in his first acting role with Jack Randall in "Trigger Smith".

Known for

1952

Barbed Wire

Cowhand (uncredited)

1952

The Old West

Rider (uncredited)

1951

Silver Canyon

Cowhand (uncredited)

1951

Rodeo King and the Senorita

Buck (uncredited)

1950

Beyond the Purple Hills

Rider (uncredited)

1949

Rim of the Canyon

Rider (uncredited)

1949

Sons of New Mexico

NMMI Rider (uncredited)

1949

Rio Grande

Bruce Lanning

1947

Trail to San Antone

Cowhand (uncredited)

1947

Twilight on the Rio Grande

Man at Funeral (uncredited)

1947

Saddle Pals

Rodeo Cowboy (uncredited)

1940

The Sagebrush Family Trails West

Bobby Sawyer

1939

Trigger Smith

Buck Mason

1939

Overland with Kit Carson

Andy Gardner