Background
He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Tracy is perhaps best known for the role of Pepi Katona, the delivery boy, in The Shop Around the Corner (1940). He also starred in the John Ford film Tobacco Road (1941) and Alfred Hitchcock"s Mr. and Mistress Smith (1941). Also in 1940, he began a recurring role as Sergeant
Dorian "Dodo" Doubleday in a string of Hal Roach"s Streamliners service comedies, the first of which was Tanks a Million.
The series continued for a total of eight films, the last one — Mr. Walkie Talkie — being set during the Korean War.
He was in the Movie "Brother Rat" (1938). In the 1950s, Tracy primarily did television work, where his most notable role was as "Hotshot Charlie" in the 1953 series Terry and the Pirates.
He previously played the lead role of Terry Lee in the 1940 serial with the same title.
Tracy died in Hollywood, California, at the age of 49, of unknown causes.