Gone with the Wind (7.9)
Movie · 1939
as Convalescent Soldier (uncredited)
Roscoe Ates
Born on January 19, 1895 in Grange, Mississippi, USA, died on March 1, 1962.
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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.
Freaks (7.8)
Movie · 1932
as Roscoe
King Kong (7.6)
Movie · 1933
as Press Photographer (uncredited)
City Girl (7.5)
Movie · 1930
as Reaper
The Champ (7.1)
Movie · 1931
as Sponge
The Palm Beach Story (7.0)
Movie · 1942
as Fourth Member Ale and Quail Club
Maverick (7.0)
Show · 1957
Lucy Gallant (7.0)
Movie · 1955
as Clem Anderson - Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
The Sheepman (6.9)
Movie · 1958
as Town Loafer (uncredited)
One Foot in Heaven (6.9)
Movie · 1941
as George Reynolds (uncredited)
Politics (6.9)
Movie · 1931
as Peter Higgins
Ladies of the Jury (6.8)
Movie · 1932
as Andrew MacKaig
Hold 'Em Jail (6.8)
Movie · 1932
as Slippery Sam Brown
The Big House (6.6)
Movie · 1930
as Putnam
Ziegfeld Girl (6.6)
Movie · 1941
as Janitor Changing Pictures (uncredited)
She Knew All the Answers (6.6)
Movie · 1941
as Gas Station Attendant
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine (6.4)
Movie · 1942
as Police Chief Dan Cady
The Great Lover (6.4)
Movie · 1931
as Rosco
Lucky Devils (6.4)
Movie · 1933
as Gabby
The Ladies Man (6.3)
Movie · 1961
as Pet Shop Owner
The Big Caper (6.3)
Movie · 1957
as Falkenburg
A Free Soul (6.2)
Movie · 1931
as Man Shot at in Men's Room (uncredited)
Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops (6.2)
Movie · 1955
as Wagon Driver
Birth of the Blues (6.2)
Movie · 1941
as Cab Driver (uncredited)
Bad Men of Missouri (6.2)
Movie · 1941
as Lafe
Alice in Wonderland (6.1)
Movie · 1933
as Fish
Woman in the Dark (6.1)
Movie · 1934
as Tommy Logan
Lawman (6.0)
Show · 1958
Can't Help Singing (6.0)
Movie · 1944
as Lemuel (uncredited)
Wild Country (6.0)
Movie · 1947
as Soapy Jones
The Great Moment (5.9)
Movie · 1944
as Morton's Sign Painter - replaced by Hank Worden (uncredited)
Soup to Nuts (5.9)
Movie · 1930
as Pants Presser at Al's Tailor Shop (uncredited)
Come Next Spring (5.9)
Movie · 1956
as Shorty Wilkins
What! No Beer? (5.7)
Movie · 1933
as Schultz
Captain Caution (5.7)
Movie · 1940
as Chips
Check and Double Check (5.7)
Movie · 1930
as Brother Arthur
Love in the Rough (5.7)
Movie · 1930
as Proprietor
Those Redheads from Seattle (5.6)
Movie · 1953
as Dan Taylor
Scarlet River (5.6)
Movie · 1933
as Ulysses
Cimarron (5.5)
Movie · 1931
as Jesse Rickey (as Rosco Ates)
The Stranger Wore a Gun (5.5)
Movie · 1953
as Jake Hooper
God's Country and the Woman (5.2)
Movie · 1937
as Gander Hopkins
Reducing (5.1)
Movie · 1931
as Ticket Agent
Inner Sanctum (5.0)
Movie · 1948
as Willie
Three Texas Steers (5.0)
Movie · 1939
as Sheriff Brown
The Roadhouse Murder (5.0)
Movie · 1932
as Edmund Joyce
Untamed (5.0)
Movie · 1940
as Bert Dillon
Billy the Kid (4.7)
Movie · 1930
as Old Stuff
Those Three French Girls (4.7)
Movie · 1930
as Elmer (uncredited)
Merry Wives of Reno (4.4)
Movie · 1934
as The Trapper
Reg'lar Fellers (4.2)
Movie · 1941
as Emory McQuade
Young Bride (4.2)
Movie · 1932
as Pool Room Bartender Mike