Frederick Vroom
Biography
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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.
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Known For
Acting
1926
asA Southern General
1920
asMr. Chandler
1924
asJohn O'Brien
1918
asCol. Ferdinand Aliso
1922
asMr. Marchmont
1925
asDavid Cameron
1917
asMatthew Addison-Brown
1922
asMr. Lindley Grant
1920
asPrefect of Police
1924
asEnglish Minister
1924
as
1912
asAlbert Maywood (Part I)
1913
asThe Father
1919
asRobert Fulton Hudson
1920
asMrs. Teak
1915
asMacklin, Pitt's Friend
1921
asMatthew Beeler
1920
asDoctor
1923
asMarley Maynard
1939
asMinor Role
1939
asPaine's Friend (uncredited)
1938
asJustice of the Peace
1916
asSeqor Grijalva
1922
asMr. Graham
1923
asCarter Ames
1919
asLuther Caldwell
1921
asDelmar
1924
asJohn K. Walker
1923
asColonel Byng
1914
asDon Sallusto
1921
asMr. Welter (as Fred Vroom)
1920
as
1918
asPeter Marshall
1928
asClayton Shelton
1917
asGovernor Coningsby
1922
asMorgan Deane
1919
asBraxton Warren
1922
asHarvey Benson
1922
asMarquis of Champneys
1917
asSir John Cunningham
1919
asThomas Waring
1918
asMr. Trowbridge
1920
asGeneral Buck Hineman
Production
Crew
Directing
