1857-11-11 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.
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Second Fiddle | Minor Role | 1939-06-30 |
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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington | Paine's Friend (uncredited) | 1939-10-19 |
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Woman Against Woman | Justice of the Peace | 1938-06-24 |
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The General | A Southern General | 1926-12-25 |
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Idaho! | David Cameron | 1925-03-01 |
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His Hour | English Minister | 1924-09-29 |
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The Reckless Age | 1924-08-16 | |
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The Navigator | John O'Brien | 1924-09-28 |
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Sporting Youth | John K. Walker | 1924-02-04 |
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The Acquittal | Carter Ames | 1923-11-19 |
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The Day of Faith | Marley Maynard | 1923-10-20 |
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The Tiger's Claw | Colonel Byng | 1923-04-22 |
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The Glorious Fool | Mr. Lindley Grant | 1922-01-01 |
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The Fourteenth Lover | Mr. Marchmont | 1922-01-09 |
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The Primitive Lover | Mr. Graham | 1922-04-30 |
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The Millionaire | Delmar | 1921-11-14 |
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White and Unmarried | Mr. Welter (as Fred Vroom) | 1921-05-29 |
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The Faith Healer | Matthew Beeler | 1921-03-13 |
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813 | Prefect of Police | 1920-11-14 |
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A Tokyo Siren | Mr. Chandler | 1920-06-14 |
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The Six Best Cellars | Mrs. Teak | 1920-02-08 |
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The Marriage Pit | 1920-10-18 | |
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The Great Lover | Doctor | 1920-11-15 |
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Where the West Begins | Luther Caldwell | 1919-03-02 |
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One of the Finest | Robert Fulton Hudson | 1919-06-01 |
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Betty Takes a Hand | Peter Marshall | 1918-01-06 |
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Little Red Decides | 1918-02-24 | |
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The Serpent's Tooth | Matthew Addison-Brown | 1917-05-28 |
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The Jungle Child | Seqor Grijalva | 1916-10-01 |
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A Gentleman of Leisure | Macklin, Pitt's Friend | 1915-03-01 |
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Ruy Blas | 1914-01-01 | |
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The Woman Who Did Not Care | The Father | 1913-04-01 |
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The Forest Rose | Albert Maywood (Part I) | 1912-11-29 |
