John Sheehan

Pat and Mike 13th June 1952 as Golf Tournament Player-Announcer (uncredited)

His Kind of Woman 15th August 1951 as Guitarist (uncredited)

The Lady and the Bandit 13th August 1951 as Huggens

The Big Gusher 1st July 1951 as Doctor

Where Danger Lives 16th November 1950 as Quartz Miner (uncredited)

Red, Hot and Blue 5th September 1949 as Waiter (uncredited)

Alias Nick Beal 4th March 1949 as Reformer

I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes 23rd May 1948 as Judge (uncredited)

I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now 31st July 1947 as Stage Doorman (uncredited)

That's My Man 1st June 1947 as Pharmacist Simpson

Buck Privates Come Home 4th April 1947 as Drew (INS) (uncredited)

Magnificent Doll 8th December 1946 as Hugo (uncredited)

I've Always Loved You 2nd December 1946 as Stagehand 1

The Killers 30th August 1946 as Fight Arena Doctor (uncredited)

The Man in Half Moon Street 19th January 1945 as Expressman

Johnny Come Lately 3rd September 1943 as Cop

Bombardier 14th May 1943 as Congressman

Ladies' Day 9th April 1943 as Lou

It Ain't Hay 22nd February 1943 as Storekeeper (uncredited)

Silent Witness 15th January 1943 as Detective Dan Callahan

Mug Town 18th December 1942 as Manager

The Payoff 24th November 1942 as Sgt. Brenen

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 1st October 1942 as Theatre Ticket Seller

Wake Island 11th August 1942

The Pride of the Yankees 14th July 1942 as First Paper Hanger (uncredited)

Night in New Orleans 1st July 1942 as Drunk (uncredited)

Broadway 8th May 1942 as Oscar (uncredited)

This Gun for Hire 24th April 1942 as Keever (uncredited)

Woman of the Year 5th February 1942 as Red Face (uncredited)

Pacific Blackout 31st December 1941 as Sergeant

Mob Town 3rd October 1941 as Mr. Loomis

Honky Tonk 1st October 1941 as Townsman (uncredited)

The Strawberry Blonde 21st February 1941 as Streetcleaner (uncredited)

Flight Command 27th December 1940 as Friendly Mechanic

Tin Pan Alley 29th November 1940 as Announcer

Mexican Spitfire Out West 29th October 1940 as Janitor

Hullabaloo 25th October 1940 as Audition Manager

Seven Sinners 25th October 1940 as Drunk (uncredited)

City for Conquest 21st September 1940 as Man Yelling at Ringside (uncredited)

Men Against the Sky 6th September 1940 as Bartender

Gold Rush Maisie 26th July 1940 as Drunk Greeting 'Pop' (Uncredited)

Millionaires in Prison 12th July 1940 as Deputy Taking Keats & Kellogg to Prison (uncredited)

Three Faces West 3rd July 1940 as Man Asking When Wedding Will Be

King of the Lumberjacks 13th April 1940 as Bartender

The Marines Fly High 4th March 1940 as Airplane Seller

I Take This Woman 2nd February 1940 as Clinic Patient with Good Blood Pressure (uncredited)

Hidden Enemy 20th January 1940 as Marden

Mexican Spitfire 12th January 1940 as Bartender in Mexico

Slightly Honorable 22nd December 1939 as Mike Daley

The Night of Nights 1st December 1939 as Bartender (uncredited)

Dust Be My Destiny 16th September 1939 as County Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

Torchy Blane... Playing with Dynamite 12th August 1939 as Desk Sergeant O'Toole (uncredited)

Wolf Call 22nd May 1939 as Grogan

Big Town Czar 3rd May 1939 as Ray Norman

They Made Me a Criminal 21st January 1939 as Man in Front of Grandma (uncredited)

Down on the Farm 11th October 1938 as Fire Chief

Youth Takes a Fling 22nd September 1938 as Second Communist

Many Sappy Returns 19th August 1938 as Mr. Benson

Love on a Budget 4th March 1938 as Fire Chief Nelson

Mama Runs Wild 22nd December 1937 as Snodey

Night Club Scandal 11th November 1937 as Duffy

Love Takes Flight 5th November 1937 as Spud Johnson

All Over Town 9th August 1937 as McKee

Island Captives 22nd July 1937 as Island Police Commandant

Kid Galahad 29th May 1937 as Ringside Reporter (uncredited)

Marked Woman 10th April 1937 as Vincent

Midnight Court 6th March 1937 as 'Clouter' Hoag

The Great O'Malley 13th February 1937 as Policeman in Radio Car (uncredited)

On the Avenue 12th February 1937 as Stage Manager

Join the Marines 25th January 1937 as O'Day

Smart Blonde 2nd January 1937 as Leon Blyfuss

The Case of the Black Cat 31st October 1936 as Sergeant Holcomb (uncredited)

Here Comes Carter 24th October 1936 as Slugs Dana

Ticket to Paradise 24th June 1936 as Taxi Driver

The Ex-Mrs. Bradford 24th April 1936 as Bert Murphy (uncredited)

Three Godfathers 6th March 1936 as Ed Barrow

Laughing Irish Eyes 4th March 1936 as Joe Cronin

The Goose and the Gander 21st September 1935 as Murphy

The Murder Man 12th July 1935 as Sweeney

His First Flame 8th March 1935 as Fire-Eating Sam

The Human Side 1st September 1934 as Gardy (uncredited)

The Circus Clown 30th June 1934 as Moxley

Such Women Are Dangerous 8th June 1934 as Granigan

The Personality Kid 6th June 1934 as Prof. Thompson

Little Miss Marker 1st June 1934 as Sun Rise

House of Mystery 30th March 1934 as Harry Smith

The Countess of Monte Cristo 18th March 1934 as Sterner

King for a Night 9th December 1933 as Manny

The Chief 3rd November 1933 as Charlie, a Streetcleaner

Bureau of Missing Persons 16th September 1933 as Tom--Morgue Attendant (uncredited)

As the Devil Commands 1st September 1933 as Wilfred Morgan

Arizona to Broadway 22nd July 1933 as Flynn's Straightman

Stolen by Gypsies or Beer and Bicycles 13th July 1933 as Gypse Joe

The Gay Nighties 22nd June 1933 as Mr. Oliver Beezley

Elmer, the Great 29th April 1933 as Bartender (uncredited)

The Warrior's Husband 28th April 1933 as Pokus

The Keyhole 25th March 1933 as Ship Bartender (uncredited)

State Fair 10th February 1933 as Barker at Aerial Act (Uncredited)

Hard to Handle 28th January 1933 as Ed 'Mac' McGrath (uncredited)

The Past of Mary Holmes 20th January 1933 as Tom Kincaid

Lawyer Man 24th December 1932 as Mike - Bartender (uncredited)

Call Her Savage 24th November 1932 as Drunken Tenant (Uncredited)

Hold 'Em Jail 19th August 1932 as Mike Maloney

Too Young to Marry 3rd May 1931

Fair Warning 1st February 1931 as Kelduff

The Criminal Code 3rd January 1931 as 'Mac' McManus

Kismet 30th October 1930 as Kazim

Swing High 18th May 1930 as Doc May

Pretenses 7th December 1915 as Steve Nolan

The Key to Yesterday 12th October 1914 as George Steels