Roscoe Ates

Jan 19, 1895 - Mar 01, 1962 (67 years old) in Grange, Mississippi, USA

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.

Known For

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Maverick

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Lawman

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M Squad

Edwin Winkler

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Alfred Hitchcock Presents

Pop Henderson

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State Trooper

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The Adventures of Boston Blackie

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Gone with the Wind

Convalescent Soldier (uncredited)

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Man with a Camera

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Sugarfoot

Barber

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The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin

Credits

The Marshal of Gunsight Pass Future

★ NR
The Ladies Man 1961

Pet Shop Owner

★ 6.3
The Silent Call 1961

Sid

★ 9
Man with a Camera 1958

★ 4.6
Lawman 1958

★ 5.6
The Sheepman 1958

Town Loafer (uncredited)

★ 6.7
Maverick 1957

★ 6.8
M Squad 1957

Edwin Winkler

★ 5.2
Sugarfoot 1957

Barber

★ 4.8
The Big Caper 1957

Falkenburg

★ 6.2
State Trooper 1956

★ 5
Come Next Spring 1956

Shorty Wilkins

★ 6
Lucy Gallant 1955

Clem Anderson - Hotel Clerk (uncredited)

★ 7
Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1955

Pop Henderson

★ 7.7
Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops 1955

Wagon Driver

★ 6.1
The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin 1954

★ 6.9
Those Redheads from Seattle 1953

Dan Taylor

★ 5.3
The Stranger Wore a Gun 1953

Jake Hooper

★ 5.4
The Blazing Forest 1952

Beans

★ 6
The Adventures of Boston Blackie 1951

★ 4
Father's Wild Game 1950

Rancher

★ NR
Hills of Oklahoma 1950

Dismal - the Cook

★ NR
Thunder in the Pines 1948

Wheezer, Boomer's head logger

★ 5
Inner Sanctum 1948

Willie

★ 5
The Tioga Kid 1948

Soapy

★ 5
The Hawk of Powder River 1948

Soapy Jones

★ 5.5
The Westward Trail 1948

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Tornado Range 1948

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Check Your Guns 1948

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Shadow Valley 1947

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Black Hills 1947

Soapy Jones

★ NR
West to Glory 1947

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Range Beyond the Blue 1947

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Wild Country 1947

Soapy Jones

★ 5.8
Wild West 1946

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Stars Over Texas 1946

Soapy Jones

★ 5.5
Driftin' River 1946

Soapy

★ NR
Down Missouri Way 1946

Pappy

★ NR
Tumbleweed Trail 1946

Soapy Jones

★ NR
Colorado Serenade 1946

Soapy

★ NR
Can't Help Singing 1944

Lemuel (uncredited)

★ 5.1
The Great Moment 1944

Morton's Sign Painter - replaced by Hank Worden (uncredited)

★ 5.8
The Palm Beach Story 1942

Fourth Member Ale and Quail Club

★ 7
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine 1942

Police Chief Dan Cady

★ 6
Birth of the Blues 1941

Cab Driver (uncredited)

★ 5.5
One Foot in Heaven 1941

George Reynolds (uncredited)

★ 6.6
I'll Sell My Life 1941

Happy Hogan

★ 6
Reg'lar Fellers 1941

Emory McQuade

★ 4.3
Bad Men of Missouri 1941

Lafe

★ 5.6
She Knew All the Answers 1941

Gas Station Attendant

★ 6.3
Ziegfeld Girl 1941

Janitor Changing Pictures (uncredited)

★ 6.5
Robin Hood of the Pecos 1941

Jailer Guffy

★ 5
Chad Hanna 1940

Ike Wayfish

★ 6
I Want a Divorce 1940

Process Server

★ NR
The Cowboy from Sundown 1940

Deputy Gloomy Day

★ NR
Captain Caution 1940

Chips

★ 5.6
Untamed 1940

Bert Dillon

★ 4.3
You're Next! 1940

Mr. Tillson

★ NR
Rancho Grande 1940

Ranch Hand

★ 4
Gone with the Wind 1939

Convalescent Soldier (uncredited)

★ 7.9
Three Texas Steers 1939

Sheriff Brown

★ 4.9
The Great Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok 1938

Oscar Snake-Eyes Smith

★ NR
Riders of the Black Hills 1938

Sheriff Brown (as Rosco Ates)

★ NR
God's Country and the Woman 1937

Gander Hopkins

★ 4.2
Fair Exchange 1936

Elmer Goodge

★ NR
On the Wagon 1935

Elmer

★ NR
Why Pay Rent? 1935

Elmer Whipple

★ NR
The People's Enemy 1935

Slip Laflin

★ 6
Dizzy & Daffy 1934

'Call-'Em-Wrong' Jones, the Umpire

★ NR
Woman in the Dark 1934

Tommy Logan

★ 6.1
So You Won't T-T-T-Talk 1934

Elmer Whipple

★ 3.5
She Made Her Bed 1934

Santa Fe (as Rosco Ates)

★ 3.5
Merry Wives of Reno 1934

The Trapper

★ 4.8
Alice in Wonderland 1933

Fish

★ 6.1
Signing 'em Up 1933

Himself

★ NR
Golden Harvest 1933

Louis Jenkins aka Loopey Lou

★ 5
King Kong 1933

Press Photographer (uncredited)

★ 7.6
Scarlet River 1933

Ulysses

★ 4.5
What! No Beer? 1933

Schultz

★ 5.4
Lucky Devils 1933

Gabby

★ 6.3
The Cheyenne Kid 1933

Bush (as Rosco Ates)

★ NR
The Past of Mary Holmes 1933

Bill-poster Klondike

★ NR
Sham Poo, the Magician 1932

Tourist

★ NR
Renegades of the West 1932

Dr. Henry Fawcett

★ 5.5
Hollywood on Parade No. A-3 1932

Self

★ NR
Come on Danger! 1932

Rusty (as Rosco Ates)

★ NR
Hold 'Em Jail 1932

Slippery Sam Brown

★ 6.8
The Roadhouse Murder 1932

Edmund Joyce

★ 3.8
Young Bride 1932

Pool Room Bartender Mike

★ 3
Ladies of the Jury 1932

Andrew MacKaig

★ 6.4
The Rainbow Trail 1932

Ike Wilkins

★ NR
Freaks 1932

Roscoe

★ 7.8
The Big Shot 1931

Rusty

★ NR
The Champ 1931

Sponge

★ 7.1
The Great Lover 1931

Rosco

★ 5.3
Too Many Cooks 1931

Mr. Wilson

★ 2.5
A Free Soul 1931

Man Shot at in Men's Room (uncredited)

★ 6.1
Politics 1931

Peter Higgins

★ 6.3
Cimarron 1931

Jesse Rickey (as Rosco Ates)

★ 5.6
Reducing 1931

Ticket Agent

★ 4.3
Billy the Kid 1930

Old Stuff

★ 4.2
Those Three French Girls 1930

Elmer (uncredited)

★ 4
Check and Double Check 1930

Brother Arthur

★ 5.3
Soup to Nuts 1930

Pants Presser at Al's Tailor Shop (uncredited)

★ 5.8
Love in the Rough 1930

Proprietor

★ 4.3
The Big House 1930

Putnam

★ 6.7
Double Cross Roads 1930

Ticket Agent

★ NR
City Girl 1930

Reaper

★ 7.4

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