 Meek's Broadway credits include "Take My Tip" (1932), "After Tomorrow" (1931), "Oh, Promise Me" (1930), "Broken Dishes" (1929), "Jonesy" (1929), "Mr. Moneypenny" (1928), "The Ivory Door" (1927), "My Princess" (1927), "Spread Eagle" (1927), "The Shelf" (1926), "Love 'em and Leave 'em" (1926), "Fool's Bells" (1925), "Easy Terms" (1925), "The Potters" (1923), "Tweedles" (1923), "Six-Cylinder Love" (1921), "Little Old New York" (1920), "The Hottentot" (1920), "Nothing But Love" (1919), "Going Up" (1917), and "The Minister's Daughters" (1903).After years on the stage, Meek eventually became a film actor, appearing memorably in several movies, including "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," "Little Miss Broadway", and "State Fair.