Herbert Heyes
Acting
Born August 1, 1889, Vader, Washington, USA
Washington born, Herbert Heyes was an American screen and television actor who starred in an array of movies during his career which spanned from 1915 to 1958. (His earlier stage career began sometime circa 1906-1908.) He appeared in approximately 100 films, including the 1947 holiday classic Miracle on 34th Street. Heyes died in 1958 in California, USA.
Filmography
- Sugarfoot — Calvin Williams
- Frontier
- 1955Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing — Father Low (uncredited)
- 1955New York Confidential — James Marshall
- 1955Sincerely Yours — J.R. Aldrich (uncredited)
- The 20th Century Fox Hour
- 1955The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell — General John J. Pershing
- 1955The Far Horizons — President Thomas Jefferson
- The Millionaire — Dr. Christy
- 1955The Miracle on 34th Street — Mr. Gimbel
- 1955The Seven Little Foys — Judge
- Adventures Of The Falcon
- December Bride
- Public Defender
- Stories of the Century — A.T. Winthrop
- 1954This My Son — Dad Caldwell
- I Led Three Lives
- 1953Let's Do It Again — Mr. Randolph
- 1953Man of Conflict — Mr. Evans
- 1952Carbine Williams — Lionel Daniels
- Four Star Playhouse — Mr. White, Elderly Man
- 1952Park Row — Josiah Davenport
- 1952Ruby Gentry — le juge Tackman
- 1952Something to Live For — Crawley
- The Abbott and Costello Show — J.J. Wentworth
- 1951A Place in the Sun — Charles Eastman
- 1951Bedtime for Bonzo — Dean Tillinghast
- 1951Only the Valiant — Col. Drumm
- Schlitz Playhouse of Stars — Homer Matson
- 1951Three Guys Named Mike — Scott Bellemy
- 1950Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye — Ezra Dobson
- Lux Video Theatre — Mr. Norton
- 1950Tripoli — Général Eaton
- 1950Union Station — Henry Murchison
- 1948Behind Locked Doors — Judge Finlay Drake
- 1948The Cobra Strikes — Theodore Cameron / Dr. Damon Cameron
- 1947Miracle on 34th Street — Mr. Gimbel (uncredited)
- 1947T-Men — Chief Carson
- 1944Detective Kitty O'Day — Robert Jeffers
- 1944Main Street Today — General (uncredited)
- 1944Million Dollar Kid — John H. Cortland
- 1944Mr. Winkle Goes to War
- 1944Outlaws of Santa Fe — Henry Jackson
- 1944Teen Age — District Attorney
- 1944The Fighting Seabees — Capt. Millard (uncredited)
- 1943Bombardier — General
- 1943Calling Wild Bill Elliott — Governor Steve Nichols
- 1943Campus Rhythm — J.P. Hartman
- 1943Death Valley Manhunt — Judge Jim Hobart
- 1943It Ain't Hay — Manager (uncredited)
- 1943King of the Cowboys — Arkansas Sheriff
- 1943Mission to Moscow — Congressman (uncredited)
- 1943Spy Train — Max Thornwald
- 1943The Adventures of Smilin' Jack — Sir Cedric [Chs. 5-7]
- 1943The Mystery of the 13th Guest — Dr. Sherwood (uncredited)
- 1942Between Us Girls — Lieutenant (uncredited)
- 1942Destination Unknown — Daniels, American Diplomat
- 1924It Is the Law — Justin Victor
- 1923One Stolen Night — Herbert Medford
- 1922Shattered Dreams — Louis du Bois
- 1921Dr. Jim — Captain Blake
- 1921Ever Since Eve — Carteret
- 1921The Dangerous Moment — George Duray
- 1921The Queen of Sheba
- 1921Wolves of the North — 'Wiki' Jack Horn
- 1920Ruth of the Rockies — Justin Garret
- 1920The Land of Jazz — Dr. Vane Carruthers
- 1919Children of Banishment — Allen Mackenzie
- 1919Deliverance — Ulysses (Act 2)
- 1919Gambling in Souls — 'Duke' Charters
- 1919More Deadly Than the Male — Terry O'Hara
- 1919The Adventures of Ruth — Bob Wright
- 1919Winning a Bride — Jack Crowley
- 1918Heart of the Sunset — Dave Law
- 1918Her Inspiration — Harold Montague
- 1918Salome — Sejanus
- 1918The Bird of Prey — Robert Bradley
- 1918The Heart of Rachael — Dr. Warren Gregory
- 1918The Lesson — John Galvin
- 1917Officer Jerry — Jack
- 1917The Darling of Paris — Captain Phoebus
- 1917The Outsider — Trego
- 1917The Slave — David Atwell
- 1917The Tiger Woman — Mark Harris
- 1916The Final Curtain — Herbert Lyle
- 1916The Straight Way — John Madison
- 1916The Victim — Dr. Richard Boulden
- 1916The Vixen — Knowles Murray
- 1916Under Two Flags — Bertie Cecil
- 1916Victime de la Cocaïne — Dr. Boulton
- 1916Wild Oats — Richard Carew
- 1915The Whirlpool — Amos Howell