Born: 27-Jun-1889
Birthplace: Ogden, UT
Died: 22-Nov-1954
Location of death: Los Angeles, CA
Cause of death: Heart Attack
Remains: Buried, Ogden City Cemetery, Ogden, UT

Gender: Male
Religion: Mormon
Race or Ethnicity: White
Occupation: Actor

Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Father: Edward Arenholt Olsen
Mother: Marsha Hoverholst

    High School: Weber State Academy
    University: University of Utah

    FILMOGRAPHY AS ACTOR
    Sign of the Pagan (25-Nov-1954)
    The Long, Long Trailer (18-Feb-1954) · Mr. Tewitt
    Washington Story (1-Jul-1952)
    Lone Star (8-Feb-1952) · Sam Houston
    At Sword's Point (1952)
    Submarine Command (Nov-1951)
    No Questions Asked (15-Jun-1951)
    Father's Little Dividend (12-Apr-1951) · Herbert Dunstan
    Father of the Bride (16-Jun-1950) · Herbert Dunstan
    Samson and Delilah (31-Oct-1949) · Targil
    Task Force (30-Aug-1949) · Ames
    The Fountainhead (2-Jul-1949) · Chairman
    Command Decision (23-Dec-1948) · Congressman Stone
    Up in Central Park (26-May-1948)
    Call Northside 777 (1-Feb-1948) · Parole Board Chairman
    High Wall (17-Dec-1947) · Dr. Philip Dunlap
    That Hagen Girl (24-Oct-1947) · Trenton Gateley
    Black Gold (16-Sep-1947) · Don Toland
    Life with Father (15-Aug-1947) · Dr. Humphries
    Possessed (26-Jul-1947) · Dr. Ames
    The Long Night (28-May-1947) · Chief of Police
    The Beginning or the End (19-Feb-1947) · Dr. Arthur H. Compton
    The Strange Woman (25-Oct-1946)
    Notorious (15-Aug-1946) · Walter Beardsley
    Boys' Ranch (18-Jul-1946) · Judge Henderson
    Night in Paradise (3-May-1946) · High Priest
    Don't Fence Me In (20-Oct-1945) · Henry Bennett
    Weekend at the Waldorf (5-Oct-1945) · House Detective Blake
    Mildred Pierce (24-Sep-1945) · Insp. Peterson
    Pride of the Marines (7-Aug-1945) · Capt. Burroughs
    Cobra Woman (12-May-1944) · MacDonald
    Buffalo Bill (13-Apr-1944) · Sen. Frederici
    Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves (14-Jan-1944) · Caliph Hassan
    We've Never Been Licked (29-Jul-1943)
    Mission to Moscow (28-Apr-1943) · Col. Faymonville
    Air Force (3-Feb-1943) · Col. Blake
    Reunion in France (25-Dec-1942) · Paul Grebeau
    The Glass Key (15-Oct-1942) · Ralph Henry
    Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (Oct-1942)
    My Favorite Spy (28-May-1942)
    Nazi Agent (21-Jan-1942)
    Dangerously They Live (24-Dec-1941)
    One Foot in Heaven (2-Oct-1941) · Dr. John Romer
    Dive Bomber (12-Aug-1941) · Senior Surgeon at San Diego
    Three Sons o' Guns (2-Aug-1941)
    Santa Fe Trail (13-Dec-1940) · Robert E. Lee
    East of the River (28-Oct-1940) · Judge Davis
    Brigham Young: Frontiersman (20-Sep-1940)
    If I Had My Way (5-May-1940)
    Virginia City (16-Mar-1940) · Cameron
    Brother Rat and a Baby (13-Jan-1940) · Maj. Terry
    Invisible Stripes (30-Dec-1939) · The Warden
    That's Right -- You're Wrong (24-Nov-1939) · J. D. Forbes
    Allegheny Uprising (10-Nov-1939) · Calhoon
    Dust Be My Destiny (16-Sep-1939) · Slim Jones
    Susannah of the Mounties (13-Jun-1939) · Supt. Andrew Standing
    Code of the Secret Service (27-May-1939) · The Friar
    Rose of Washington Square (5-May-1939) · Buck Russell
    The Three Musketeers (17-Feb-1939)
    Kentucky (24-Dec-1938) · John Dillon in 1938
    Submarine Patrol (25-Nov-1938)
    Kidnapped (27-May-1938) · Douglas
    Gold Is Where You Find It (12-Feb-1938) · Sen. Hearst
    Adventure's End (5-Dec-1937)
    The Plough and the Stars (26-Dec-1936)
    Mummy's Boys (2-Oct-1936) · Dr. Edward Sterling
    Grand Jury (31-Jul-1936) · Davis
    Mary of Scotland (28-Jul-1936) · John Knox
    M'Liss (27-Jul-1936)
    The Witness Chair (17-Apr-1936) · Lt. Poole
    We're Only Human (27-Dec-1935)
    Seven Keys to Baldpate (30-Nov-1935)
    Annie Oakley (15-Nov-1935)
    The Three Musketeers (7-Oct-1935) · Porthos

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