Frederick Vroom
November 11, 1857 (167 years old) in Clementsport, Nova Scotia, Canada
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Frederick Vroom (11 November 1857 – 24 June 1942) was a Canadian actor of the silent era. He appeared in 70 films between 1912 and 1939. He was born in Nova Scotia, Canada and died in Hollywood, California from a heart attack. Description above from the Wikipedia article Frederick Vroom, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
Known For
Credits
- 1939 ·Mr. Smith Goes to Washingtonas Paine's Friend (uncredited)
- 1939 ·Second Fiddleas Minor Role
- 1938 ·Woman Against Womanas Justice of the Peace
- 1928 ·The Terrible Peopleas Clayton Shelton
- 1926 ·The Generalas A Southern General
- 1925 ·Idaho!as David Cameron
- 1924 ·His Houras English Minister
- 1924 ·The Navigatoras John O'Brien
- 1924 ·The Reckless Ageas
- 1924 ·Sporting Youthas John K. Walker
- 1923 ·The Acquittalas Carter Ames
- 1923 ·The Day of Faithas Marley Maynard
- 1923 ·The Tiger's Clawas Colonel Byng
- 1922 ·A Tailor-Made Manas Harvey Benson
- 1922 ·The Primitive Loveras Mr. Graham
- 1922 ·The Man of Courageas Morgan Deane
- 1922 ·The Fourteenth Loveras Mr. Marchmont
- 1922 ·The Glorious Foolas Mr. Lindley Grant
- 1921 ·The Millionaireas Delmar
- 1921 ·White and Unmarriedas Mr. Welter (as Fred Vroom)
- 1921 ·The Faith Healeras Matthew Beeler
- 1920 ·The Great Loveras Doctor
- 1920 ·813as Prefect of Police
- 1920 ·The Marriage Pitas
- 1920 ·A Tokyo Sirenas Mr. Chandler
- 1920 ·The Six Best Cellarsas Mrs. Teak
- 1919 ·One of the Finestas Robert Fulton Hudson
- 1919 ·Where the West Beginsas Luther Caldwell
- 1919 ·Fighting Throughas Braxton Warren
- 1918 ·Little Red Decidesas Col. Ferdinand Aliso
- 1918 ·Betty Takes a Handas Peter Marshall
- 1917 ·Shackles of Truthas Governor Coningsby
- 1917 ·The Serpent's Toothas Matthew Addison-Brown
- 1916 ·The Jungle Childas Seqor Grijalva
- 1915 ·A Gentleman of Leisureas Macklin, Pitt's Friend
- 1914 ·Ruy Blasas Don Sallusto
- 1913 ·The Woman Who Did Not Careas The Father
- 1912 ·The Forest Roseas Albert Maywood (Part I)