Outer Critics Circle Award Performance, Drama "Sunrise at Campobello" 1959
Tony Actor, Supporting or Featured (Dramatic) "Sunrise at Campobello" 1958
1995 Last screen appearance in the Joe Dante-directed segment "Lightning" of the Showtime anthology "Picture Windows"
1990 Made last film appearances in small roles in "The Grifters", "Dick Tracy", "Enid Is Sleeping" and "Aracnophobia"
1984 Appeared opposite Virginia Mayo in a Los Angeles production of "Dear Jennie"
1977 Returned to the stage in an L.A. production of "Comedians"
1969 Portrayed the bicycle salesman in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid"
1960 Final Broadway appearance in "Advise and Consent"
1958 Offered memorable turn as the coroner in Alfred Hitchcock's "Vertigo"
1958 Returned to Broadway to portray aide Louis Howe in the biographical play "Sunrise at Campobello"; received Tony Award
1956 Reprised role in film version of "The Bad Seed"
1954 Portrayed the suspicious handyman Leroy in "The Bad Seed" on Broadway
1951 Returned to features in "Lady Says No"
1946 Portrayed the Dauphin opposite Ingrid Berman's "Joan of Lorraine" on Broadway
1946 Early TV credit as guest performer on "Light's Out", an NBC live series of mysteries and tales of the supernatural
1943 Film debut, "This Is the Army"
1942 - 1945 Served as a private in the US Army
1942 Appeared in the stage show "This Is the Army"
1939 Had featured role in "The Time of Your Life" on Broadway
1938 Broadway acting debut as Reynaldo and the second gravedigger in "Hamlet", starring Maurice Evans
1935 Began acting career under Jasper Deeter at the famed Hedgerow Theatre in Moylan, Pennsylvania
Starred in the ABC drama series "Channing"
Had featured role as John Davidson's employer on the NBC sitcom "The Girl With Something Extra"
Portrayed retired judge Jonathan Dexter on the CBS sitcom "Phyllis", starring Cloris Leachman