Frederick Vroom
- Acting
- November 11, 1857 · Clementsport, Nova Scotia, Canada
- June 24, 1942
Biography
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.
Known for
Filmography
- Mr. Smith Goes to Washington · Paine's Friend (uncredited)
- Second Fiddle · Minor Role
- Woman Against Woman · Justice of the Peace
- The Terrible People · Clayton Shelton
- The General · A Southern General
- Idaho! · David Cameron
- His Hour · English Minister
- The Navigator · John O'Brien
- The Reckless Age
- Sporting Youth · John K. Walker
- The Acquittal · Carter Ames
- The Day of Faith · Marley Maynard
- The Tiger's Claw · Colonel Byng
- A Tailor-Made Man · Harvey Benson
- The Woman Who Walked Alone · Marquis of Champneys
- The Primitive Lover · Mr. Graham
- The Man of Courage · Morgan Deane
- The Fourteenth Lover · Mr. Marchmont
- The Glorious Fool · Mr. Lindley Grant
- The Millionaire · Delmar
- White and Unmarried · Mr. Welter (as Fred Vroom)
- The Faith Healer · Matthew Beeler
- The Great Lover · Doctor
- 813 · Prefect of Police
- The Marriage Pit
- The Kentucky Colonel · General Buck Hineman
- A Tokyo Siren · Mr. Chandler
- The Six Best Cellars · Mrs. Teak
- One of the Finest · Robert Fulton Hudson
- The Island of Intrigue · Thomas Waring
- Where the West Begins · Luther Caldwell
- Fighting Through · Braxton Warren
- She Hired a Husband · Mr. Trowbridge
- Little Red Decides · Col. Ferdinand Aliso
- Betty Takes a Hand · Peter Marshall
- The Gown Of Destiny · Sir John Cunningham
- Shackles of Truth · Governor Coningsby
- The Serpent's Tooth · Matthew Addison-Brown
- The Jungle Child · Seqor Grijalva
- A Gentleman of Leisure · Macklin, Pitt's Friend
- Ruy Blas · Don Sallusto
- The Woman Who Did Not Care · The Father
- The Forest Rose · Albert Maywood (Part I)