Douglas Evans
- Born
- 1904-01-26
- Died
- 1968-03-25
- Birthplace
- Madison, Virginia, USA
Biography
Douglas Evans (January 26, 1904 – March 25, 1968) was born in Madison, Virginia, was an actor, known for At War with the Army (1950), King of the Rocket Men (1949), and I Saw What You Did (1965). He died on March 25, 1968 in Hollywood, California, USA. Evans was born in Madison, Virginia. In 1931, he joined the staff of WABC radio in New York as an announcer. Before that, he was an announcer at WMCA, also in New York, and was chief announcer at WGH in Virginia. He died on March 25, 1968, in Hollywood, California. He is interred in Hollywood Forever Cemetery.
Known For
Filmography
68 titles · Newest first · Cast and crew credits

The Green Hornet
1966 · TV Show
Leland Stone

I Saw What You Did
1965 · Movie
Tom Ward

Mirage
1965 · Movie
Cast

Bewitched
1964 · TV Show
Cast

The Addams Family
1964 · TV Show
Sam Derrick

Petticoat Junction
1963 · TV Show
Mr. Pierson

Moon Pilot
1962 · Movie
Colonel (uncredited)

The Twilight Zone
1959 · TV Show
Man

Behind Closed Doors
1958 · TV Show
Kincaid

The Female Animal
1958 · Movie
The Director

Beginning of the End
1957 · Movie
Editor Norman Taggart

Perry Mason
1957 · TV Show
Salesman · Clerk · Judge · Magistrate

The Big Heat
1953 · Movie
Councilman Gillen (uncredited)

The Eddie Cantor Story
1953 · Movie
Leo Raymond

The Magnetic Monster
1953 · Movie
Pilot

Captive Women
1952 · Movie
Jason, the Norm traitor

Just for You
1952 · Movie
Raymond

My Son John
1952 · Movie
Government Employee (uncredited)

Retreat, Hell!
1952 · Movie
Cast

South Pacific Trail
1952 · Movie
Rodney Brewster

The Red Ball Express
1952 · Movie
Brigadier General at Briefing (uncredited)

Boston Blackie
1951 · TV Show
Steve Crane

Hollywood Story
1951 · Movie
Director (uncredited)

I Love Lucy
1951 · TV Show
Doug

Leave It to the Marines
1951 · Movie
Gen. Garvin

Let's Go Navy!
1951 · Movie
Lt. Smith (Personnel Dept.)

Lost Planet Airmen
1951 · Movie
Civil Defense Chairman

Sky High
1951 · Movie
Maj. Talbot

The Well
1951 · Movie
Lobel

The Whip Hand
1951 · Movie
Carstairs (uncredited)

At War with the Army
1950 · Movie
Colonel

Champagne for Caesar
1950 · Movie
Radio Announcer

Lucky Losers
1950 · Movie
Tom Whitney

No Sad Songs for Me
1950 · Movie
Jack Miles (uncredited)

North of the Great Divide
1950 · Movie
Mountie Sergeant

Rustlers on Horseback
1950 · Movie
Lawyer Ken Jordan

The Cisco Kid
1950 · TV Show
Curt Reynolds

The Invisible Monster
1950 · Movie
"James Hunter"

The Underworld Story
1950 · Movie
Newscaster (uncredited)

D.O.A.
1949 · Movie
Eddie - Salesman on Phone (uncredited)

Hideout
1949 · Movie
Radio Announcer

King of the Rocket Men
1949 · Movie
Chairman

Powder River Rustlers
1949 · Movie
Devereaux, posing as Manning

The Golden Stallion
1949 · Movie
Jeff Middleton, Owner of Oro City Hotel

Trails End
1949 · Movie
Mel Porter

California Firebrand
1948 · Movie
Lance Dawson

Cowboy Cavalier
1948 · Movie
Lance Regan

Crossed Trails
1948 · Movie
Jim Hudson

Ruthless
1948 · Movie
George (Uncredited)

Secret Service Investigator
1948 · Movie
Secret Service Inspector Crehan

The Main Street Kid
1948 · Movie
Mark Howell

The Three Musketeers
1948 · Movie
Cast

Dangerous Venture
1947 · Movie
Grimes Atwood

Dragnet
1947 · Movie
Radio Announcer

Flashing Guns
1947 · Movie
Longdon

Gun Talk
1947 · Movie
Rod Jackson

The Crimson Key
1947 · Movie
Dr. Kenneth G. Swann

The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine
1942 · Movie
Radio Announcer

Dick Tracy vs. Crime Inc.
1941 · Movie
Police Broadcaster

Highway West
1941 · Movie
Police Announcer (uncredited)

Man-Made Monster
1941 · Movie
Police Radio Announcer (uncredited)

Parachute Battalion
1941 · Movie
Radio Announcer (voice)

Sailors on Leave
1941 · Movie
Radio Announcer (uncredited)

King of the Royal Mounted
1940 · Movie
Sergeant - Wireless Operator

The Green Hornet
1940 · Movie
Martin Mortinson (uncredited)

Three Faces West
1940 · Movie
'We the People' Radio MC

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
1939 · Movie
Francis Scott Key (uncredited)

Sued for Libel
1939 · Movie
Douglas Evans, Radio Announcer (uncredited)










