Frank Craven

The Many Faces of Dracula 1st January 2000 as Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage

Dracula: A Cinematic Scrapbook 1st January 1991 as Doctor Harry Brewster (archive footage)

Colonel Effingham's Raid 24th January 1946 as Dewey

Forever Yours 26th January 1945 as Uncle Charles

Destiny 22nd December 1944 as Clem Broderick

My Best Gal 28th March 1944 as Danny O'Hara

Jack London 24th December 1943 as Old Tom

Son of Dracula 20th October 1943 as Dr. Harry Brewster

Dangerous Blondes 23rd September 1943 as Inspector Joseph Clinton

Keeper of the Flame 1st April 1943 as Docteur Fielding

Harrigan's Kid 1st March 1943 as Walter Garnet

Pittsburgh 11th December 1942 as J.M. 'Doc' Powers

Girl Trouble 9th October 1942 as Ambrose Murdock Flint

Thru Different Eyes 19th June 1942 as Steve Pettijohn

In This Our Life 8th May 1942 as Asa Timberlake

The Richest Man in Town 2nd August 1941 as Abb Crothers

The Lady from Cheyenne 11th April 1941 as Hank Foreman

Dreaming Out Loud 30th September 1940 as Dr. Walter Barnes

City for Conquest 21st September 1940 as 'Old Timer'

Our Town 24th May 1940 as Mr. Morgan

Our Neighbors - The Carters 24th November 1939 as Doc Carter

Miracles for Sale 10th August 1939 as Dad Morgan

Penrod and His Twin Brother 26th February 1938 as Mr. Schofield

You're Only Young Once 10th December 1937 as Frank Redmond

Blossoms On Broadway 19th November 1937 as P. T. Quinterfield Sr.

Lest We Forget 1st May 1937 as Archive Footage

Penrod and Sam 28th February 1937 as Mr. Schofield

Small Town Girl 10th April 1936 as Will "Pa" Brannan

Barbary Coast 13th October 1935 as Col. Marcus Aurelius Cobb

Vagabond Lady 3rd May 1935 as "Spiggs" Spiggins

Car 99 2nd March 1935 as Sheriff Peter Arnot

He Was Her Man 16th June 1934 as Pop Sims, aka Jim Parker

Let's Talk It Over 1st June 1934 as Mr. Rockland

City Limits 14th April 1934 as John B. Matthews

State Fair 10th February 1933 as Storekeeper

Handle with Care 25th December 1932 as Radio Announcer

How I Play Golf, by Bobby Jones No. 1: 'The Putter' 18th April 1931 as Self

The Very Idea 15th September 1929 as Alan Camp