John Gallaudet

John Gallaudet

Birthday: 1903-08-23
Deathday: 1983-11-05
Place of birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Also know as: John Galladet

Biography

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia John Beury Gallaudet (August 23, 1903 – November 5, 1983) was an American film and television actor. Gallaudet was born in Philadelphia and attended Williams College. He was married to Constance Helen Gallaudet. On November 5, 1983, Gallaudet died in Los Angeles at age 80.

Filmography

Holiday Inn

1942

As Parker

Terror at Midnight

1956

As George Flynn

Double Jeopardy

1955

As Police Lt. Freid

Missing Women

1951

As Det. Kelleher

Shadows Over Chinatown

1946

As Craig Winfield

Julie

1956

As Det. Sgt. Cole

Side Street

1950

As Gus Heldon (bar owner)

In Cold Blood

1967

As Roy Church

When Gangland Strikes

1956

As Charles Clark, alias Chip Martin

Docks of New Orleans

1948

As Pete McNalley

The Howards of Virginia

1940

As Backwoodsman (uncredited)

No Man's Woman

1955

As Det. Sgt. Wells

Confidence Girl

1952

As Detective Chief Brownell

Wife Wanted

1946

As Lee Kirby

Stage Struck

1948

As Benny Nordick

The Decks Ran Red

1958

As Bull Pringle

Racketeers in Exile

1937

As 'Happy'

Who Killed Gail Preston?

1938

As Charles Waverly

Girls Can Play

1937

As Foy Harris

Pennies from Heaven

1936

As J. C. Hart

A Fugitive from Justice

1940

As Mark Rogers

Lost City of the Jungle

1946

As Professor Grebb

They All Come Out

1939

As Albert "Groper" Crane

Murder Is News

1937

As Jerry Tracy

Sing, You Sinners

1938

As Harry Ringmer

Family Honeymoon

1948

As Prof. Pickering (uncredited)

No Greater Sin

1941

As Townsend

Black Market Babies

1945

As

Reckless

1935

As Doorman at Poker Game (uncredited)

Blue Skies

1946

As Stage Manager (uncredited)

The Devil's Party

1938

As Joe O'Mara

Double or Nothing

1937

As Johnny Rutherford

The Man Who Dared

1939

As Nick Bartel

Code of the Secret Service

1939

As Dan Crockett

Alibi for Murder

1936

As Billy Howard (Uncredited)

I'll Take Romance

1937

As Photographer

Start Cheering

1938

As Radio Sportscaster

Devil's Playground

1937

As Jones

Wings of the Navy

1939

As Lt. Harry White

Adventure in Manhattan

1936

As McGuire

April Showers

1948

As Mr. Gordon

Counterfeit

1936

As Pete Dailey

A Dangerous Adventure

1937

As Hadley

The Game That Kills

1937

As Sam Erskine

Federal Man-Hunt

1938

As Pete Rennick

Street of Missing Men

1939

As Kinsella

The Lone Wolf in Mexico

1947

As Henderson

A Shot in the Dark

1941

As Schaffer

Angels in the Outfield

1951

As Reynolds

Knute Rockne All American

1940

As Notre Dame Coach Harper (uncredited)

Everything I Have Is Yours

1952

As Ed Holly

Tough as They Come

1942

As Mike Taylor

Gang Busters

1942

As Mr. Wilkerson

Outcasts of the Trail

1949

As Ivory White

Come Closer, Folks

1936

As Pitchman

Gambling on the High Seas

1940

As Steve Sterling

Sudden Money

1939

As Phil Stokes

The Main Event

1938

As Joe Carter

Steel Against the Sky

1941

As Working Answering Telephone (uncredited)

Quicksand

1950

As Moriarity

Louisiana

1947

As Charlie Mitchell

The Strange Case of Doctor Rx

1942

As Ernie Paul

The Caddy

1953

As Jonathan Bell

Two Tickets to Broadway

1951

As Dennis McGiven

There's Always a Woman

1938

As Reporter

Pickup on South Street

1953

As Detective Lieutenant Campion

Twelve Crowded Hours

1939

As Jimmy

One Hour To Live

1939

As Jimmy March

The Final Hour

1936

As Red McLarnen

Lonelyhearts

1959

As Johnny

Criminals of the Air

1937

As Ray Patterson

Joe Smith, American

1942

As Captain Jack Weldren (uncredited)

Hero for a Day

1939

As Kelly

Little Miss Roughneck

1938

As Larkin

Lady in the Lake

1946

As Policeman (Uncredited)

Glamour Boy

1941

As Mickey Fadden

Ski Patrol

1940

As Captured Russian Soldier

Road Agent

1941

As Henchman Steve

Shakedown

1936

As Hawsley

Parole Fixer

1940

As Edward Bradshaw (uncredited)

Texas, Brooklyn & Heaven

1948

As McGonical (uncredited)

To Please a Lady

1950

As IMRA Promoter (uncredited)

So Goes My Love

1946

As Theodore Allison

The Kid from Left Field

1953

As Hyams

Right Cross

1950

As Phil Tripp

Flamingo Road

1949

As

Dr. Broadway

1942

As Al