1883-09-06 Rochester, New York, USA
A relative newcomer to television at a time when most people would be looking toward retirement, Florenz Ames started out as a song and dance man in vaudeville, often performing on smaller stages with his wife Alice "Adelaide" Winthrop; as "Ames and Winthrop" they appeared in a revue called "Alice in Blunderland" with Winthrop in the title role and Ames playing the other roles. He moved onto the Broadway stage and appeared in a number of shows from before World War I until the Korean War, including the original productions of "Of Thee I Sing" and "Oklahoma!" as well as a number of Gilbert & Sullivan operas.
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Teacher's Pet | J. L. Ballentine | 1958-04-01 |
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The Big Caper | Dutch Paulmeyer | 1957-03-28 |
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The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Ghost Farm | Silas Applegate | 1957-09-15 |
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The Deadly Mantis | Prof. Anton Gunther | 1957-05-01 |
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The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure | Silas Applegate | 1956-10-02 |
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The King and Four Queens | Josiah Sweet, Undertaker | 1956-12-21 |
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The Girl He Left Behind | Mr. Hillaby | 1956-10-26 |
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He Laughed Last | George Eagle | 1956-08-12 |
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That Certain Feeling | Senator Winston | 1956-06-04 |
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The Fastest Gun Alive | Joe Fenwick | 1956-07-12 |
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Texas Lady | Wilson | 1955-11-23 |
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Man with the Gun | Doc Hughes (uncredited) | 1955-11-05 |
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The Human Jungle | Leonard Ustick | 1954-10-03 |
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Viva Zapata! | Senor Espejo | 1952-02-07 |
