Roscoe Ates
Known for ActingBorn 1895-01-19 — died 1962-03-01Grange, Mississippi, USA
From Wikipedia
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.
Known for
Gone with the Wind
1939 · as Convalescent Soldier (uncredited)
King Kong
1933 · as Press Photographer (uncredited)
Freaks
1932 · as Roscoe
Ziegfeld Girl
1941 · as Janitor Changing Pictures (uncredited)
City Girl
1930 · as Reaper
The Ladies Man
1961 · as Pet Shop Owner
Alice in Wonderland
1933 · as Fish
The Sheepman
1958 · as Town Loafer (uncredited)
Cimarron
1931 · as Jesse Rickey (as Rosco Ates)
The Big Caper
1957 · as Falkenburg
The Big House
1930 · as Putnam
The Palm Beach Story
1942 · as Fourth Member Ale and Quail Club
Lucy Gallant
1955 · as Clem Anderson - Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
Ladies of the Jury
1932 · as Andrew MacKaig
The Champ
1931 · as Sponge
Chad Hanna
1940 · as Ike Wayfish
Billy the Kid
1930 · as Old Stuff
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine
1942 · as Police Chief Dan Cady