Bradley Page (1901-85) had worked on Broadway before making his first film, Sporting Blood, in 1931. He eventually made over 100 pictures, split between credited feature parts and uncredited appearances.
Page made few films of note. In fact, the two MGM musicals he appeared in–Stage Mother and The Big Store (credited as one of Douglass Dumbrille’s henchmen)–may be the most prestigious projects with which he was associated in a career that lasted just over ten years.
There seems to be no information about what Page did during the last forty years of his life.
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