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Description: ROSCOE ATES AUTOGRAPHED SIGNED SMALL PHOTO Roscoe Ates — also billed as Rosco Ates (1895 – 1962) was a vaudeville performer, actor of stage and screen, comedian and musician who who transitioned into western films and television. He is remembered by many as western character Soapy Jones, and for — like Mel Blanc’s Porky Pig — his stuttering. His career began as a violinist, at first accompanying silent films at a theater in Chickasha, Oklahoma. Following that experience, he worked as a concert violinist but found opportunities greater as a vaudeville comic, appearing as half of the team of Ates and Darling. For 15 years, he headlined on the Orpheum Circuit, and revived his long-gone stutter for humorous effect Theater and personal appearancesOn Broadway, Ates appeared as James McCracken in the musical comedy Sea Legs (1937).And, in the late 1930s, Ates made a personal appearance tour in Scotland and England. He also toured selected American cities with Hollywood Scandals, a stage revue with 35 people. Film careerHis first film role was a ship's cook in South Sea Rose. The next year he was cast as "Old Stuff" in the widescreen film Billy the Kid starring Wallace Beery. TVIn 1950, Ates appeared in his first television role as Deputy Roscoe on ABC series The Marshal of Gunsight Pass.Ates appeared on television in multiple roles. He was cast as Henry Wilson in the episode "The Census Taker" of the syndicated western series The Cisco Kid, and he also appeared that same year in the Gale Storm sitcom, My Little Margie and Boston Blackie. He guested on Gail Davis's Annie Oakley series as Curly Dawes, the telegraph operator.In 1958, Ates was cast as "Old Timer" in the episode "The Sacramento Story" of NBC's Wagon Train. In 1959, Ates appeared in western series The Restless Gun, State Trooper, and Buckskin. He had a nameless role as a barfly in the 1958 episode of "Maverick" called "Gun-Shy", a spoof of the series Gunsmoke. In 1960, he was cast as Fenton in the episode "Hot Ice Cream" of Charles Bronson's ABC series Man with a Camera, as Lou Nugget in "The Fabulous Fiddle" of Scott Brady's syndicated Shotgun Slade, and as Deputy Boak in "The Missing Queen" of Andrew Duggan's ABC crime drama Bourbon Street Beat, set in New Orleans. Later rolesFrom 1958–60, Ates appeared five times on CBS's Alfred Hitchcock Presents mystery series.In 1960, Ates appeared as a guest in the presentation of the life story of honorary Hollywood mayor Johnny Grant on NBC's This Is Your Life biography series with host Ralph Edwards.Ates's last credited roles were in 1961 as a drunk in Robert Stack's ABC series The Untouchables and as sheriffs in The Red Skelton Show. His final screen appearance in Jerry Lewis's 1961 film Jerry Lewis’ The Errand Boy was uncredited. PARTIAL FILM & TV CREDITSJerry Lewis’ The Errand Boy (1961)Ralph - Prop Man 1961Audie Murphy’s Whispering Smith (1961)Sheriff Ben Stanley Red Skelton’s The Red Skelton Hour (1961)SheriffGail Russell’s The Silent Call (1961)SidJerry Lewis’ The Ladies Man (1961)Pet Shop OwnerJudy Lewis’ Outlaws (1960-61)Bartender/Old TimerRobert Stack’s The Untouchables (1961)DrunkWill Hutchin’s Sugarfoot (1958-60)SugarfootBarber/Lew Long/Old TimerAlfred Hitchcock Presents (1958-60)Ben White/Cemetery Clerk/Piano Player ...6 episodesVan Williams’ Surfside 6 (1960)Clem James Garner’s Maverick (1959–60)Albert/Barfly Joe/Barber ...4 episodesJohn Russell’s Lawman (1959-60)8 episodesShotgun Slade (1959)Lou Nugget Bourbon Street Beat (1960)Deputy BoakMan with a Camera (1958)TV MovieTales of Wells Fargo (1958-59)Flanny - Typesetter SpoonJohn McIntire’s Wagon Train (1958-59)Joe - Bartender:Old TimerBuckskin (1958)HarrisonRod Cameron’s State Trooper (1959)Dusty Peabody 1 episodeJohn Payne’s The Restless Gun (1958-59)Hotel Clerk/Juniper Dunlap Lee Marvin’s M Squad (1957)Edwin Winkler Schlitz Playhouse (1953-59)Emil 2 episodesShirley MacLaine The Sheepman (1958)Town Loafer Death Valley Days (1958)Pop McCraryRobert Ivers’ Short Cut to Hell (1957)Road DriverRod Steiger’s Run of the Arrow (1957)Man on Pier The Big Caper (1957)Falkenburg Rin Tin Tin Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (1957)JorgensonGail Davis Annie Oakley (1956-57)2 episodesThe Birds and the Bees (1956)Remake of Preston Sturges Lady EveVendor Marjorie Main Kettles in the Ozarks (1956)Townsman Meet Me in Las Vegas (1956)Scotty Ann Sheridan Come Next Spring (1956)Shorty WilkinsLucy Gallant (1955)Clem Anderson - Hotel Clerk Barry Curtis Adventures of Champion (1955)Canary TwiggAbbott and Costello Meet Keystone Kops (1955)Wagon DriverMickey Rooney Show (1954)HenryAgnes Moorehead Those Redheads from Seattle (1953)Dan TaylorThe Stranger Wore a Gun (1953)Jake Hooper - Stage Driver Kent Taylor Boston Blackie (1953)Prof. Edgar FranklinMark Stevens Big Town (1950)Ed CrowleyGale Storm My Little Margie (1953)ZekeDuncan Renaldo The Cisco Kid (1953)John Payne The Blazing Forest (1952)BeansTim Holt Trail Guide (1952)Stammering Man Judy Canova Honeychile (1951)BobThe Marshal of Gunsight Pass (1950)Deputy Roscoe 3 episodesWalter Catlett Raymond WalburnFather's Wild Game (1950)RancherRex Allen Hills of Oklahoma (1950)Dismal - the CookMichael Whalen Thunder in the Pines (1948)Wheezer - Boomer's Head LoggerMary Beth Hughes Inner Sanctum (1948)WillieEddie Dean The Tioga Kid (1948)Soapy JonesEddie Dean The Hawk of Powder River (1948)Soapy JonesEddie Dean The Westward Trail (1948)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Tornado Range (1948)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Check Your Guns (1948)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Shadow Valley (1947)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Black Hills (1947)Soapy JonesEddie Dean West to Glory (1947)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Range Beyond the Blue (1947)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Wild Country (1947)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Wild West (1946)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Stars Over Texas (1946)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Driftin' River (1946)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Tumbleweed Trail (1946)Soapy JonesEddie Dean Colorado Serenade (1946)Soapy Deanna Durbin Can't Help Singing (1944)LemuelPreston Sturges The Great Momentt (1944)Morton's Sign Painter - replaced by Hank Worden Preston Sturges Palm Beach Story (1942)Fourth Member Ale and Quail Club Dennis O'Keefe Affairs of Jimmy Valentine (1942)Dan KadyPreston Sturges Sullivan's Travels (1941)Diner Counterman Bing Crosby Birth of the Blues (1941)Cab Driver Fredric March One Foot in Heaven (1941)George Reynolds Rose Hobart I'll Sell My Life (1941)Happy HoganCarl 'Alfalfa' Switzer Reg'lar Fellers (1941)Emory McQuadeDennis Morgan Bad Men of Missouri (1941)LafeMountain Moonlight (1941)GardenerJoan Bennett She Knew All the Answers (1941)Gas Station AttendantJudy Garland Ziegfeld Girl (1941)Janitor Glove Affair (1941)Uncle TomRoy Rogers Robin Hood of Pecos (1941)Jailer GuffyHenry Fonda Chad Hanna (1940)Ike WayfishDick Powell I Want a Divorce (1940)Process Server Andy Clyde Fireman, Save My Choo Choo (1940)FiremanVictor Mature Captain Caution (1940)ChipsRay Milland Untamed (1940)Bert DillonTex Ritter Cowboy from Sundown (1940)Deputy Gloomy DayYou're Next! (1940)Mr. Tillson Gene Autry Rancho Grande (1940)TexVivien Leigh Gone with the Wind (1939)Convalescent Soldier John Wayne Three Texas Steers (1939)Sheriff Brown Bill Elliott Great Adventures of Wild Bill Hickok (1938)Oscar Snake-Eyes Smith Ray Corrigan Riders of Black Hills (1938)Sheriff Brown Drug Store Follies (1937)The Stuttering ComicAlpine Cabaret (1937)ElmerGeorge Brent God's Country and the Woman (1937)Gander HopkinsFair Exchange (1936)Elmer GoodgeShemp Howard On the Wagon (1935)ElmerWhy Pay Rent? (1935)Elmer WhipplePreston Foster People's Enemy (1935)Slip LaffinOnce Over Lightly (1935)Dizzy + Daffy Dean Dizzy & Daffy (1934)'Call-'Em-Wrong' Jones UmpireFay Wray Woman in the Dark (1934)Tommy LoganSo You Won't T-T-T-Talk (1934)Elmer WhippleGrace Bradley She Made Her Bed (1934)Santa Fe Merry Wives of Reno (1934)The Trapper W C Fields Alice in Wonderland (1933)FishRichard Arlen Golden Harvest (1933)Louis JenkinsLon Chaney Jr. Scarlet River (1933)Ulysses MopeFay Wray King Kong (1933)Press Photographer Buster Keaton What-No Beer? (1933)Schultz William Boyd Lucky Devils (1933)Gabby Jean Arthur Past of Mary Holmes (1933)Bill-Poster KlondikeTom Keene The Cheyenne Kid (1933)Bush Deported (1932)Hugh Herbert Sham Poo, the Magician (1932)Elmer Tom Keene Renegades of the West (1932)Dr. Henry Fawcett Wade Boteler Come on Danger! (1932)Rusty Wheeler and Woolsey Hold 'Em Jail (1932)Slippery Sam BrownEric Linden The Roadhouse Murder (1932)Edmund Joyce Eric Linden Young Bride (1932)Mike Never the Twins Shall Meet (1932)Alfred Guppy/Albert GuppyTod Browning Freaks (1932)Roscoe Edna May Oliver Ladies of the Jury (1932)Andrew MacKaig George O'Brien The Rainbow Trail (1932)Ike WilkinsMaureen O'Sullivan The Big Shot (1931)Rusty, the BarberWallace Beery The Champ (1931)SpongeUse Your Noodle (1931)The Gland Parade (1931)A Clean-Up on the Curb (1931)Rosco The Lone Starved Ranger (1931)Rosco, the Stuttering Man Marie Dressler Polly Moran Politics (1931)Peter Higgins Dorothy Lee Bert Wheeler Too Many Cooks (1931)Mr. WilsonAdolphe Menjou The Great Lover (1931)Rosco Leslie Howard Norma Shearer A Free Soul (1931)Man Shot at in Men's Room She Went for a Tramp (1931)The Voice of Hollywood No. 7 (1931)Richard Dix Cimarron (1931)Jesse Rickey Dressler + Moran Reducing (1931)Stuttering Ticket Agent William Haines Remote Control (1930)Stuttering Piccolo Player Wallace Beery Billy the Kid (1930)Old Stuff Those Three French Girls (1930)Elmer Correll + Gosden Check & Double Check (1930)Brother ArthurThree Stooges Soup to Nuts (1930)Pants Presser at Al's Tailor ShopBenny Rubin Love in the Rough (1930)Proprietor Chester Morris The Big House (1930)Putnam Marie Dressler Polly Moran Caught Short (1930)Bit Part Lila Lee Double Cross Roads (1930)Ticket AgentCity Girl (1930)ReaperMarion Davies Marianne (1929)OrderlyLenore Ulric South Sea Rose (1929)Ship's Cook Musical performancesBilly the Kid: "Turkey in the Straw" (1930)Remote Control: "The Wedding March" (1930)Renegades of the West: "Farmer in the Dell" (1932)Rancho Grande: "Dude Ranch Cow Hands" (uncredited, 1938)Cowboy from Sundown: "The Craw-dad Song" (1940)Captain Caution: "Hilda" (1940)Colorado Serenade: "Home on the Range" (1946)Driftin' River: "Way Back in Oklahoma" (1946) Wild West, also known as Prairie Outlaw: Song, "Elmer, The Knock-Kneed Cowboy" (1946) INSURED MEDIA SHIPPINGIN A BOX WITHIN TWOBUSINESS DAYS OF PAYMENT

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