Cornelius Keefe Net Worth
Cornelius Keefe Net Worth is
$1.9 Million
Cornelius Keefe Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Cornelius Keefe was born on July 13, 1900 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA. He was an actor, known for The Brain Eaters (1958), The Old Corral (1936) and Man from Headquarters (1928). He died on December 11, 1972 in Los Angeles, California, USA. | Date Of Birth | July 13, 1900 |
| Died | 1972-12-11 |
| Place Of Birth | Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
| Height | 6' 1" (1.85 m) |
| Profession | Actor |
| Star Sign | Cancer |
| # | Fact |
|---|---|
| 1 | Tall, lanky supporting actor. Appeared in two-reel silent comedies with Educational, then had a spell in B-westerns for various independent producers, as well as acting in mainstream features with Universal. Keefe did better then many others after the arrival of sound, securing sizeable roles in second features with Poverty Row outfits Republic and Monogram through the 1930's. After a decade-long absence, he made another comeback in early 50's television under the name 'Jack Hill'. |
Actor
| Title | Year | Status | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fifth Avenue Girl | 1939 | Tommy Hopkins (uncredited) | |
| Stagecoach | 1939 | Capt. Whitney (uncredited) | |
| Fugitives for a Night | 1938 | Gambler at Roulette Wheel (uncredited) | |
| My Old Kentucky Home | 1938 | Trent Burke | |
| Telephone Operator | 1937 | Pat Campbell | |
| The Trigger Trio | 1937 | Tom Brent | |
| Way Out West | 1937 | Worker at Mickey Finn's (uncredited) | |
| Oh, Doctor | 1937 | Ship's Officer (uncredited) | |
| The Old Corral | 1936 | Martin Simms | |
| The Big Show | 1936 | Studio Actor (uncredited) | |
| Missing Girls | 1936 | Johnny Keefe | |
| Hong Kong Nights | 1935 | Gil Burris | |
| Western Courage | 1935 | Eric Simpson | |
| Thunder in the Night | 1935 | Paul Szegedy | |
| Harmony Lane | 1935 | Owner dunning Foster (uncredited) | |
| Tumbling Tumbleweeds | 1935 | Harry Brooks (uncredited) | |
| Atlantic Adventure | 1935 | Douglas Stanton (uncredited) | |
| Death from a Distance | 1935 | Clay Gorman | |
| Break of Hearts | 1935 | Bill (uncredited) | |
| The Informer | 1935 | House Patron (uncredited) | |
| Kentucky Blue Streak | 1935 | District Attorney Barton Pierce (as Connie Keefe) | |
| The Whole Town's Talking | 1935 | Radio Man (uncredited) | |
| Desirable | 1934 | Helen's Party Guest (uncredited) | |
| Three on a Honeymoon | 1934 | Phil Lang | |
| Mystery Liner | 1934 | First Officer Cliff Rogers | |
| Up and Down | 1934 | Short | |
| Curtain at Eight | 1933 | Morgan - Actor in Play (uncredited) | |
| The Wolf Dog | 1933 | Jerry Patton | |
| A Man of Sentiment | 1933 | Dr. Jordan | |
| Charlie Chan's Greatest Case | 1933 | Steve Letherbee | |
| The Last Trail | 1933 | Frank Briggs, Henchman (uncredited) | |
| Tomorrow at Seven | 1933 | Henderson | |
| Horse Play | 1933 | Philip Marley | |
| Lost in Limehouse | 1933 | Short | Undetermined role (as Con Keef) |
| Don't Play Bridge with Your Wife | 1933 | Short | Edward Baker |
| Torchy Rolls His Own | 1932 | Short | |
| Torchy's Busy Day | 1932 | Short | |
| Two Lips and Juleps; or, Southern Love and Northern Exposure | 1932 | Short | |
| The Engineer's Daughter; or, Iron Minnie's Revenge | 1932 | Short as Connie Keefe | |
| The Silver Lining | 1932 | Jerry | |
| Disorderly Conduct | 1932 | Stallings | |
| Lady with a Past | 1932 | Spaulding | |
| Facing the Gallows | 1931 | Short | |
| The Bad Sister | 1931 | New Father in Hospital (uncredited) | |
| Ex-Flame | 1930 | Keith | |
| Hearts and Hoofs | 1930 | Short | |
| Those Who Dance | 1930 | Pat Hogan | |
| Brothers | 1929 | Tom Conroy | |
| Circumstantial Evidence | 1929 | Arthur Rowland | |
| The Cohens and Kellys in Atlantic City | 1929 | Tom Kelly Jr. | |
| The Devil's Chaplain | 1929 | Yorke Norray | |
| Thanksgiving Day | 1928 | Short | Dr. Robert Hayes |
| The Adorable Cheat | 1928 | George Mason | |
| The Man from Headquarters | 1928 | Yorke Norray | |
| Thundergod | 1928 | Roland Hale | |
| Hearts of Men | 1928 | John Gaunt | |
| You Can't Beat the Law | 1928 | Jerry Judd | |
| Satan and the Woman | 1928 | Edward Daingerfield | |
| Come to My House | 1927 | Murtaugh Pell | |
| Hook and Ladder No. 9 | 1927 | Johnny Graham | |
| A Light in the Window | 1927 | Bert Emmonds | |
| In a Moment of Temptation | 1927 | Martin Breen | |
| Three's a Crowd | 1927 | The Husband | |
| The Poor Nut | 1927 | Wallie Pierce | |
| The Unguarded Hour | 1925 | Russell Van Alstyne | |
| The Law and the Lady | 1924 | Stephen Clark | |
| Those Who Judge | 1924 | Tom Eustace | |
| The Fifth Horseman | 1924 | John Franklin | |
| Lend Me Your Husband | 1924 | Robert Towers | |
| A Society Scandal | 1924 | Friend of Marjorie | |
| The Brain Eaters | 1958 | Senator Walter K. Powers (as Jack Hill) | |
| Harbor Command | 1958 | TV Series | Joe Sculley |
| Female Jungle | 1956 | Capt. Kroger (as Jack Hill) | |
| Sergeant Preston of the Yukon | 1955 | TV Series | Luke Stoner |
| Highway Patrol | 1955 | TV Series | Bowling Center Proprietor |
| The Vanquished | 1953 | as Jack Hill | |
| Gunplay | 1951 | Sheriff (as Jack HIll) | |
| They Met in Bombay | 1941 | Officer (uncredited) | |
| Saddlemates | 1941 | Lieutenant Bob Manning |
Known for movies
The Brain Eaters (1958)
as Senator Walter K. Powers
The Old Corral (1936)
as Martin Simms
The Man from Headquarters (1928)
as Yorke Norray
Brothers (1929)
as Tom Conroy