Acting · 1895
Roscoe Ates
Born Jan 19, 1895·Grange, Mississippi, USA·Died Mar 1, 1962 (67)
From Wikipedia Roscoe Ates (January 20, 1895 – March 1, 1962) was an American vaudeville performer, actor of stage and screen, comedian and musician who primarily was featured in western films and television. He was best known as western character Soapy Jones.
Filmography
35 titles- 1961
The Ladies ManPet Shop Owner6.3Movie - 1958
Lawman6.0Show - 1958
Man with a Camera5.5Show - 1958
The SheepmanTown Loafer (uncredited)6.9Movie - 1957
Wagon TrainOld Timer6.6Show - 1957
MaverickAlbert7.0Show - 1957
SugarfootBarber5.1Show - 1957
M SquadEdwin Winkler5.4Show - 1957
The Big CaperFalkenburg6.3Movie - 1956State Trooper5.7Show
- 1955
Alfred Hitchcock PresentsPop Henderson7.8Show - 1955
MGM ParadeSelf7.5Show - 1955
Lucy GallantClem Anderson - Hotel Clerk (uncredited)7.0Movie - 1954
The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin7.0Show - 1953
The Stranger Wore a GunJake Hooper5.5Movie - 1951
Boston Blackie4.0Show - 1946
Driftin' RiverSoapy7.0Movie - 1946
Colorado SerenadeSoapy8.0Movie - 1942
The Palm Beach StoryFourth Member Ale and Quail Club7.0Movie - 1941
Ziegfeld GirlJanitor Changing Pictures (uncredited)6.7Movie - 1941
She Knew All the AnswersGas Station Attendant6.6Movie - 1939
Gone with the WindConvalescent Soldier (uncredited)7.9Movie - 1933
King KongPress Photographer (uncredited)7.6Movie - 1933
Alice in WonderlandFish6.1Movie - 1932
FreaksRoscoe7.8Movie - 1932
Hold 'Em JailSlippery Sam Brown6.8Movie - 1932
Ladies of the JuryAndrew MacKaig6.8Movie - 1931
CimarronJesse Rickey (as Rosco Ates)5.5Movie - 1931
The ChampSponge7.1Movie - 1931
A Free SoulMan Shot at in Men's Room (uncredited)6.2Movie - 1930
City GirlReaper7.5Movie - 1930
The Big HousePutnam6.6Movie - 1930
Billy the KidOld Stuff4.7Movie - 1930
Soup to NutsPants Presser at Al's Tailor Shop (uncredited)5.9Movie - 1930
Love in the RoughProprietor5.7Movie