House of Strangers (7.0)
Movie · 1949
as Waiter (uncredited)
Sid Tomack
Born on September 8, 1907 in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA, died on November 12, 1962.
In addition to credited roles, he appears in the stock episode opening-credits footage for seasons 2 and 3 of "Perry Mason", as a spectator seated immediately behind Lt. Tragg (Ray Collins).
Alias Nick Beal (6.8)
Movie · 1949
as Bartender
Wake Me When It's Over (6.7)
Movie · 1960
as Sam (uncredited)
Force of Evil (6.6)
Movie · 1950
as Two and Two (uncredited)
Hollow Triumph (6.6)
Movie · 1948
as Artell - Manager
My Sister Eileen (6.6)
Movie · 1955
as Counterman (uncredited)
Sorrowful Jones (6.6)
Movie · 1949
as Waiter at Steve's Place (uncredited)
Blondie's Holiday (6.6)
Movie · 1947
as Pete Brody
Framed (6.5)
Movie · 1947
as (uncredited)
Side Street (6.5)
Movie · 1950
as Louie
Living It Up (6.5)
Movie · 1954
as Master of Ceremonies
I Love Trouble (6.5)
Movie · 1948
as Buster Buffin
Hoodlum Empire (6.5)
Movie · 1952
as Meyers
A Double Life (6.4)
Movie · 1947
as Wigmaker
The Kettles in the Ozarks (6.4)
Movie · 1956
as Benny
Knock on Any Door (6.2)
Movie · 1949
as Duke the Fence (uncredited)
Abandoned (6.2)
Movie · 1949
as Mr. Humes
Spring Reunion (6.2)
Movie · 1957
as Caterer (uncredited)
The Wackiest Ship in the Army (6.1)
Movie · 1960
as Arthur (uncredited)
The Fuller Brush Girl (6.1)
Movie · 1950
as Bangs (uncredited)
Sail a Crooked Ship (6.1)
Movie · 1961
as Sammy
Boston Blackie's Chinese Venture (6.1)
Movie · 1949
as The Runt
Appointment with Danger (5.7)
Movie · 1950
as Trainman
That Certain Feeling (5.6)
Movie · 1956
as Shooting Gallery Proprietor (uncredited)
The Opposite Sex (5.5)
Movie · 1956
as Nightclub Waiter (uncredited)
Blind Spot (5.3)
Movie · 1947
as Mike, the waiter-bartender