Acting
John Gallaudet
Acting · Born 1903-08-23 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
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.
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Temperatures Rising
1972 · Senator Almont
FilmThe Happy Ending
1969 · Airplane Passenger (uncredited)
Adam-12
1968 · Old Man
FilmIn Cold Blood
1967 · Roy Church
Batman
1966 · Brook Cortland
Bewitched
1964 · Lester Silverton
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
1964 · Admiral Johnson
Arrest and Trial
1963 · Dr. Horsely
The Beverly Hillbillies
1962 · Veterinarian
FilmGo Naked in the World
1961 · Rupert (uncredited)
My Three Sons
1960 · Mr. Guthrie
The Barbara Stanwyck Show
1960 · Judge Simon
World of Giants
1959 · Commissioner H. G. Hall
FilmLonelyhearts
1959 · Johnny
FilmThe Decks Ran Red
1958 · Bull Pringle
Bat Masterson
1958 · Gen. William T. Sherman
Steve Canyon
1958 · Col. Hackley
Alcoa Theatre
1957 · Sgt. Lewis
Perry Mason
1957 · Judge
FilmJulie
1956 · Det. Sgt. Cole
State Trooper
State Trooper
1956 · Warden Fuller
FilmTerror at Midnight
1956 · George Flynn
FilmWhen Gangland Strikes
1956 · Charles Clark, alias Chip Martin
FilmNo Man's Woman
1955 · Det. Sgt. Wells
Alfred Hitchcock Presents
1955 · Doctor
The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp
1955 · John Thacker
FilmDouble Jeopardy
1955 · Police Lt. Freid
Father Knows Best
1954 · Roger Garland
The Lone Wolf
1954 · Police Captain
Topper
1953 · Harry Dodson
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
The Pepsi-Cola Playhouse
1953
FilmThe Caddy
1953 · Jonathan Bell
FilmThe Kid from Left Field
1953 · Hyams
Revlon Mirror Theatre
1953
FilmPickup on South Street
1953 · Detective Lieutenant Campion (uncredited)
General Electric Theater
1953
FilmEverything I Have Is Yours
1952 · Ed Holly
FilmConfidence Girl
1952 · Detective Chief Brownell
FilmTwo Tickets to Broadway
1951 · Dennis McGiven
FilmAngels in the Outfield
1951 · Reynolds
I Love Lucy
1951 · Johnny Clark
FilmMissing Women
1951 · Det. Kelleher
The Jack Benny Program
1950 · George Simpson
FilmTo Please a Lady
1950 · IMRA Promoter (uncredited)
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show
1950 · Sonny Werblin
FilmRight Cross
1950 · Phil Tripp
The Bob Hope Show
1950 · Self
FilmQuicksand
1950 · Moriarity
FilmSide Street
1950 · Gus Heldon (bar owner)
FilmTension
1949 · Artie (uncredited)
FilmOutcasts of the Trail
1949 · Ivory White
FilmFlamingo Road
1949
FilmFamily Honeymoon
1948 · Prof. Pickering (uncredited)
FilmTexas, Brooklyn & Heaven
1948 · McGonical (uncredited)
FilmStage Struck
1948 · Benny Nordick
FilmApril Showers
1948 · Mr. Gordon
FilmDocks of New Orleans
1948 · Pete McNalley
FilmLouisiana
1947 · Charlie Mitchell
FilmThe Lone Wolf in Mexico
1947 · Henderson
FilmLady in the Lake
1946 · Policeman (Uncredited)
FilmWife Wanted
1946 · Lee Kirby
FilmBlue Skies
1946 · Stage Manager (uncredited)
FilmShadows Over Chinatown
1946 · Craig Winfield
FilmSo Goes My Love
1946 · Theodore Allison
FilmLost City of the Jungle
1946 · Professor Grebb
FilmBlack Market Babies
1945
FilmHoliday Inn
1942 · Parker
FilmTough as They Come
1942 · Mike Taylor
FilmDr. Broadway
1942 · Al
FilmGang Busters
1942 · Mr. Wilkerson
FilmThe Strange Case of Doctor Rx
1942 · Ernie Paul
FilmJoe Smith, American
1942 · Captain Jack Weldren (uncredited)
FilmRoad Agent
1941 · Henchman Steve
FilmSteel Against the Sky
1941 · Working Answering Telephone (uncredited)
FilmGlamour Boy
1941 · Mickey Fadden
FilmNo Greater Sin
1941 · Townsend
FilmA Shot in the Dark
1941 · Schaffer
FilmKnute Rockne All American
1940 · Notre Dame Coach Harper (uncredited)
FilmThe Howards of Virginia
1940 · Backwoodsman (uncredited)
FilmGambling on the High Seas
1940 · Steve Sterling
FilmA Fugitive from Justice
1940 · Mark Rogers
FilmSki Patrol
1940 · Captured Russian Soldier
FilmParole Fixer
1940 · Edward Bradshaw (uncredited)
FilmOne Hour to Live
1939 · Jimmy March
FilmHero for a Day
1939 · Kelly
FilmThey All Come Out
1939 · Albert "Groper" Crane
FilmThe Man Who Dared
1939 · Nick Bartel
FilmCode of the Secret Service
1939 · Dan Crockett
FilmStreet of Missing Men
1939 · Kinsella
FilmSudden Money
1939 · Phil Stokes
FilmTwelve Crowded Hours
1939 · Jimmy
FilmWings of the Navy
1939 · Lt. Harry White
FilmFederal Man-Hunt
1938 · Pete Rennick
FilmSing, You Sinners
1938 · Harry Ringmer
FilmThe Main Event
1938 · Joe Carter
FilmThe Devil's Party
1938 · Joe O'Mara
FilmThere's Always a Woman
1938 · Reporter
FilmStart Cheering
1938 · Radio Sportscaster
FilmWho Killed Gail Preston?
1938 · Charles Waverly
FilmLittle Miss Roughneck
1938 · Larkin
Murder Is News
FilmMurder Is News
1937 · Jerry Tracy
FilmI'll Take Romance
1937 · Photographer
FilmThe Game That Kills
1937 · Sam Erskine
FilmDouble or Nothing
1937 · Johnny Rutherford
FilmA Dangerous Adventure
1937 · Hadley
FilmGirls Can Play
1937 · Foy Harris
FilmSpeed to Spare
1937 · Dan Kelly
FilmCriminals of the Air
1937 · Ray Patterson
FilmRacketeers in Exile
1937 · 'Happy'
FilmDevil's Playground
1937 · Jones
FilmPennies from Heaven
1936 · J. C. Hart
FilmAdventure in Manhattan
1936 · McGuire
FilmAlibi for Murder
1936 · Billy Howard (Uncredited)
FilmShakedown
1936 · Hawsley
FilmThe Final Hour
1936 · Red McLarnen
FilmCounterfeit
1936 · Pete Dailey
FilmReckless
1935 · Doorman at Poker Game (uncredited)