Known For
Acting
Born
Aug 01, 1889
Died
May 31, 1958
Place of Birth
Vader, Washington, USA
Credits
92 titles
Herbert Heyes
Biography
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.
Known For
Filmography
Sugarfoot
Calvin Williams
The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell
General John J. Pershing
The Miracle on 34th Street
Mr. Gimbel
Sincerely Yours
J.R. Aldrich (uncredited)
The 20th Century Fox Hour
The Seven Little Foys
Judge
Frontier
Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
Father Low (uncredited)
The Far Horizons
President Thomas Jefferson
New York Confidential
James Marshall
The Millionaire
Dr. Christy
December Bride
This My Son
Dad Caldwell
Adventures Of The Falcon
Public Defender
Stories of the Century
A.T. Winthrop
Man of Conflict
Mr. Evans
Let's Do It Again
Mr. Randolph
I Led Three Lives
Ruby Gentry
le juge Tackman
The Abbott and Costello Show
J.J. Wentworth
Four Star Playhouse
Mr. White
Park Row
Josiah Davenport
Carbine Williams
Lionel Daniels
Something to Live For
Crawley
Schlitz Playhouse of Stars
Homer Matson
A Place in the Sun
Charles Eastman
Only the Valiant
Col. Drumm
Bedtime for Bonzo
Dean Tillinghast
Three Guys Named Mike
Scott Bellemy
Tripoli
Général Eaton
Union Station
Henry Murchison
Lux Video Theatre
Mr. Norton
Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye
Ezra Dobson
Behind Locked Doors
Judge Finlay Drake
The Cobra Strikes
Theodore Cameron / Dr. Damon Cameron
T-Men
Chief Carson
Miracle on 34th Street
Mr. Gimbel (uncredited)
Mr. Winkle Goes to War
Teen Age
District Attorney
Detective Kitty O'Day
Robert Jeffers
Outlaws of Santa Fe
Henry Jackson
Main Street Today
General (uncredited)
Million Dollar Kid
John H. Cortland
The Fighting Seabees
Capt. Millard (uncredited)
Death Valley Manhunt
Judge Jim Hobart
Campus Rhythm
J.P. Hartman
The Mystery of the 13th Guest
Dr. Sherwood (uncredited)
Spy Train
Max Thornwald
Bombardier
General