Actor
Frank Fay
15 Nov 1891Born
26 Sep 1961Died
69Age at death
14Credits
Biography
Frank Fay (November 17, 1891 – September 25, 1961) was an American film and stage actor, emcee, comedian, best-known as an actor for having played "Elwood P. Dowd" in the play Harvey by the American playwright Mary Coyle Chase on Broadway.
Known for
Nothing SacredMaster of Ceremonies6.3
The Stolen JoolsFrank Fay5.6
Love NestCharley Patterson5.5
They Knew What They WantedFather McKee
God's Gift to WomenToto Duryea
Bright LightsWally Dean
The Matrimonial BedLeopold Trebel/Adolphe Noblet
The Show of ShowsMaster of Ceremonies, Writer
Stars Over BroadwayAnnouncer
A Fool's AdviceSpencer Brown
Spotlight ScandalsFrank Fay
Under a Texas MoonDon Carlos
Filmography
- 1951Love NestFilm: Charley Patterson
- 1943Spotlight ScandalsFilm: Frank Fay
- 1940They Knew What They WantedFilm: Father McKee
- 1940I Want a DivorceFilm: Jeff Gilman
- 1937Nothing SacredFilm: Master of Ceremonies
- 1935Stars Over BroadwayFilm: Announcer
- 1932A Fool's AdviceFilm: Spencer Brown
- 1931Stout Hearts and Willing HandsFilm: The Hero
- 1931God's Gift to WomenFilm: Toto Duryea
- 1931The Stolen JoolsFilm: Frank Fay
- 1930Bright LightsFilm: Wally Dean
- 1930The Matrimonial BedFilm: Leopold Trebel/Adolphe Noblet
- 1930Under a Texas MoonFilm: Don Carlos
- 1929The Show of ShowsFilm: Master of Ceremonies, Writer
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