Ferris Taylor

The Iron Sheriff 1st April 1957 as Dr. Amos Leyland

The Harder They Fall 8th May 1956 as House Doctor - Chicago (uncredited)

The Siege at Red River 1st May 1954 as Anderson Smith

Rails Into Laramie 14th April 1954

Hannah Lee: An American Primitive 13th July 1953 as Station Master

Tricky Dicks 7th May 1953 as Chief of Detectives B.A. Copper

Mr. Belvedere Rings the Bell 1st August 1951 as Curtis

Fingerprints Don't Lie 23rd February 1951 as Mayor Wendell Palmer (uncredited)

Two Flags West 12th October 1950 as Dr. Magowan (uncredited)

The Gunfighter 26th May 1950 as George the Grocer (uncredited)

The Good Humor Man 24th March 1950 as Man in Elevator (uncredited)

Woman in Hiding 6th January 1950 as Fred (uncredited)

The Lawton Story 31st March 1949 as Uncle Jonathan Wallock

Kidnapped 28th November 1948 as Man on Road with Wagon (uncredited)

The Gallant Legion 24th May 1948 as Telegrapher

Docks of New Orleans 21st March 1948 as Police Medical Examiner

Curley 23rd August 1947 as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

Magnificent Doll 8th December 1946 as Jonathan Phillips (uncredited)

Don't Gamble with Strangers 22nd June 1946 as Michael Larson

Man from Rainbow Valley 15th June 1946 as Colonel Winthrop

The Town Went Wild 15th December 1944 as Mr. Walker

End of the Road 10th November 1944 as Drake

Lady in the Death House 15th March 1944 as Attorney

Beautiful But Broke 28th January 1944 as Mayor

Happy Land 10th November 1943 as Mayor (uncredited)

A Man's World 17th September 1942 as Chief DeShon

Hello, Annapolis 23rd April 1942 as Capt. Forbes

Mexican Spitfire at Sea 13th March 1942 as Capt. Nelson

Wild Bill Hickok Rides 31st January 1942 as Louis Gage

How to Hold Your Husband - BACK 30th December 1941 as Boo-Boo's Boss (uncredited)

Miss Polly 14th November 1941 as Mayor Walsh

Three Girls About Town 23rd October 1941 as Magician

The Richest Man in Town 2nd August 1941 as Hawkins the Grocer

A Man Betrayed 7th March 1941 as Mayor

Ridin' on a Rainbow 24th January 1941 as Captain 'Lijah Bartlett

The Saint In Palm Springs 24th January 1941 as Mr. Smth

She Couldn't Say No 7th December 1940 as Judge Jenkins

Always a Bride 2nd November 1940 as Paul Loomis

Mexican Spitfire Out West 29th October 1940 as Thorne

Diamond Frontier 30th September 1940 as Paul Willem

Dr. Kildare Goes Home 6th September 1940 as Dr. Coldridge (uncredited)

Foreign Correspondent 16th August 1940 as Jones' Father (uncredited)

One Crowded Night 9th August 1940 as Lansing

Ladies Must Live 27th July 1940 as Paul Halliday

Grand Ole Opry 25th June 1940 as Lt. Gov. Edgar G. Thompson

An Angel from Texas 27th April 1940 as Lone Star Mayor O'Dempsey

Dark Command 15th April 1940 as Banker

All About Hash 30th March 1940 as Radio Announcer

The Domineering Male 30th March 1940 as Gertrude's Father (uncredited)

Rancho Grande 22nd March 1940 as Emery Benson

Chip of the Flying U 29th November 1939 as Sheriff

Main Street Lawyer 2nd November 1939 as Trial Judge

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 19th October 1939 as Senator Carlisle (uncredited)

Flight at Midnight 28th August 1939 as (uncredited)

Frontier Marshal 28th July 1939 as Doctor

Mountain Rhythm 8th June 1939 as Judge Worthington

S.O.S Tidal Wave 2nd June 1939 as Clifford Farrow

The Zero Hour 26th May 1939 as Weber

Man of Conquest 15th May 1939 as Jonas Lea

You Can't Cheat an Honest Man 17th February 1939 as Deputy Sheriff (uncredited)

The Declaration of Independence 26th November 1938 as John Adams (uncredited)

Santa Fe Stampede 18th November 1938 as Judge Henry J. Hixon

He Couldn't Say No 19th March 1938 as Oxnard O. Parsons

Forbidden Valley 13th February 1938 as Sheriff Walcott

The Daredevil Drivers 12th February 1938 as Councilman Baker

The Jury's Secret 16th January 1938 as Attorney Appleby

The Luck of Roaring Camp 17th November 1937 as Judge Brandt

The Wrong Road 11th October 1937 as Bidder (uncredited)

Behind the Mike 26th September 1937 as Mayor Applegate

Varsity Show 4th September 1937 as Mayor Jones

Mr. Dodd Takes the Air 11th August 1937 as Jiram P. Doremus

The Countess of Monte Cristo 18th March 1934 as Policeman (uncredited)

Ladies They Talk About 4th February 1933 as Reformer on Stage at Radio Broadcast (uncredited)