Frank Conroy

The Power and the Glory 31st May 1963 as Padre José

The Bramble Bush 24th February 1960 as Dr. Sol Kelsey

The Young Philadelphians 21st May 1959 as Doctor Shippen Stearnes

The Last Mile 18th February 1959 as O'Flaherty

All the King's Men 14th May 1958

Little Moon of Alban 24th March 1958 as Father Curran

The Day the Earth Stood Still 18th September 1951 as Mr. Harley

Lightning Strikes Twice 12th April 1951 as J.D. Nolan

The Threat 1st December 1949 as District Attorney Barker MacDonald

Rogues' Regiment 28th December 1948 as Colonel Lemercier

Sealed Verdict 5th November 1948 as Colonel Pike

The Snake Pit 4th November 1948 as Jonathan Gifford

For the Love of Mary 1st September 1948 as Samuel Litchfield

All My Sons 1st May 1948 as Herbert Deever

The Naked City 4th March 1948 as Captain Donahue

That Hagen Girl 1st November 1947 as Dr. Stone

Lady of Burlesque 1st May 1943 as 'Stacchi' Stacciaro

Crash Dive 22nd April 1943 as Capt. Bryson

The Ox-Bow Incident 11th March 1943 as Maj. Tetley

The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe 28th August 1942 as John Allan

Crossroads 23rd July 1942 as Defense Attorney (uncredited)

The Adventures of Martin Eden 26th February 1942 as Carl Brissenden

This Woman Is Mine 22nd August 1941 as First Mate Fox

Wells Fargo 31st December 1937 as Ward, banker

The Last Gangster 12th November 1937 as Sid Gorman

Music for Madame 8th October 1937 as Morton Harding

That I May Live 13th September 1937 as Pop

The Emperor's Candlesticks 2nd July 1937 as Col. Radoff

Big Business 18th June 1937 as Leland Whitney

This Is My Affair 28th May 1937 as President William McKinley

Nancy Steele Is Missing! 12th March 1937 as Dan Mallon

Love Is News 26th February 1937 as A.G. Findlay

Stolen Holiday 6th February 1937 as Dupont

Charlie Chan at the Opera 4th December 1936 as Mr. Whitely

The Gorgeous Hussy 28th August 1936 as John C. Calhoun

Meet Nero Wolfe 16th July 1936 as Dr. Nathaniel Bradford

The White Angel 25th June 1936 as Mr. Le Froy

Nobody's Fool 1st June 1936 as Jake Cavendish

Show Them No Mercy! 6th December 1935 as Reed

The Last Days of Pompeii 18th October 1935 as Gaius Tanno (uncredited)

She Couldn't Take It 8th October 1935 as Henry Raleigh

I Live My Life 4th October 1935 as Doctor

Dante's Inferno 23rd August 1935 as Defense Attorney

Call of the Wild 9th August 1935 as John Blake

Charlie Chan in Egypt 4th June 1935 as Prof. John Thurston

West Point of the Air 23rd March 1935 as Capt. Cannon

The Little Minister 28th December 1934 as Lord Rintoul

The White Parade 16th November 1934 as Dr. Thorne

I'll Fix It 10th November 1934 as District Attorney

Evelyn Prentice 9th November 1934 as District Attorney Farley

Wednesday's Child 26th October 1934 as Judge

Return of the Terror 7th July 1934 as Prosecuting Attorney

Such Women Are Dangerous 8th June 1934 as Bronson

Little Miss Marker 1st June 1934 as Dr. Ingalls

Sadie McKee 9th May 1934 as Dr. Briggs (uncredited)

Manhattan Melodrama 4th May 1934 as Blackie's Defense Attorney (uncredited)

Upperworld 28th April 1934 as Paul, Stream's Attorney (uncredited)

The Crime Doctor 14th March 1934 as Martin Crowder

Keep 'Em Rolling 2nd March 1934 as Capt. R.G. Deane

The Cat and the Fiddle 16th February 1934 as Theatre Owner

Frontier Marshal 19th January 1934 as Oscar Reid

The Kennel Murder Case 28th October 1933 as Brisbane Coe

Ace of Aces 20th October 1933 as Wentworth

Night Flight 6th October 1933 as Radio Operator

Midnight Mary 30th June 1933 as District Attorney

Storm at Daybreak 14th June 1933 as Archduke Franz Ferdinand (uncredited)

Ann Carver's Profession 26th May 1933 as Baker

Ann Carver's Profession 26th May 1933 as Baker (uncredited)

Grand Hotel 11th September 1932 as Rohna

Disorderly Conduct 20th March 1932 as Tony Alsotto

Hell Divers 16th January 1932 as Chaplain

Manhattan Parade 24th December 1931 as Bill Brighton

West of Broadway 28th November 1931 as Judge Barham

Possessed 21st November 1931 as Horace Travers

Bad Company 16th October 1931 as Markham King

The Royal Family of Broadway 22nd December 1930 as Gilmore Marshall