[1] Frederick C. Othman, "Horse Opera Appears With No Shootin': New Gene Autry Epic Amazes Masterminds", United Press Hollywood, published in the St. Petersburg Times, 1 January 1940: "Berke confessed. He said he'd made 47 westerns in his career and smeared them all with gore. He said he'd killed so many villains, murdered so many Comanches, and shot off so much gunpowder that he felt like a one-man World war."
Son: Lester William Burke
FILMOGRAPHY AS DIRECTOR
The Lost Missile (Dec-1958)
The Mugger (Nov-1958)
Cop Hater (1-Oct-1958)
Four Boys and a Gun (Jan-1957)
Valley of the Headhunters (29-Jul-1953)
The Marshal's Daughter (26-Jun-1953)
The Jungle (1-Aug-1952)
FBI Girl (4-Nov-1951)
Danger Zone (20-Apr-1951)
Fury of the Congo (26-Feb-1951)
Bandit Queen (9-Dec-1950)
Pygmy Island (22-Nov-1950)
On the Isle of Samoa (3-Aug-1950)
Captive Girl (27-Apr-1950)
Mark of the Gorilla (12-Jan-1950)
Deputy Marshal (28-Oct-1949)
Zamba (Sep-1949)
Treasure of Monte Cristo (27-Aug-1949)
Arson, Inc. (24-Jun-1949)
The Lost Tribe (19-Apr-1949)
Highway 13 (28-Dec-1948)
Jungle Jim (15-Dec-1948)
Shoot to Kill (15-Mar-1947)
Code of the West (20-Feb-1947)
Renegade Girl (25-Dec-1946)
The Falcon's Adventure (13-Dec-1946)
Sunset Pass (8-Jul-1946)
Ding Dong Williams (15-Apr-1946)
Dick Tracy, Detective (1-Dec-1945)
Why Girls Leave Home (9-Oct-1945)
Betrayal from the East (25-Feb-1945)
Dangerous Passage (18-Dec-1944)
Double Exposure (18-Dec-1944)
Dark Mountain (Sep-1944)
The Falcon in Mexico (4-Aug-1944)
The Navy Way (24-Feb-1944)
Minesweeper (10-Nov-1943)
Tornado (1943)
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