
The Missing Guest
1938
as Dr. Carroll
Acting
Edwin Stanley (November 22, 1880 – December 25, 1944), was an American film actor. He appeared in more than 230 films between 1916 and 1946. He was born in Chicago, Illinois and died in Hollywood, California. On Broadway, Stanley appeared in This Man's Town (1930), The Marriage Bed (1929), and The Donovan Affair (1926). Stanley was also a playwright.

1938
as Dr. Carroll

1944
as Death Scene Doctor

1938
as Randolph

1936
as John Allgren, Department of Justice (uncredited)

1934
as Major Hurley - School Commandant

1941
as John

1940
as Governor D.C. Webster

1939
as President James K. Polk

1943
as Winterbottom

1939
as Doctor at Hospital

1945
as Phillips (uncredited)

1932
as District Attorney

1939
as Dr. Jacobs

1937
as Dr. Adams

1932
as Defense Attorney (uncredited)

1933
as Mr. Spence - A Director

1940
as District Attorney Nelson
1940
as Dr. Malcolm Scott

1933
as District Attorney

1939
as Secretary of State

1942
as Warden (as Ed Stanley)

1935
as Policeman in Film

1940
as Mr. Edwards

1943
as Rear Admiral Gage (uncredited)

1941
as Prosecutor

1934
as Mr. Truesdale

1940
as Tom's Father (uncredited)

1940
as Col. Bevans

1937
as Attorney (uncredited)

1936
as Howard Bronson

1933
as Judge

1942
as Stafford

1938
as Nathaniel Moore

1916
as Edgar

1939
as Dr. Fred Mallory

1944
as Sam Smith

1936
as Joe Thomas

1949
as Dr. Fred Mallory

1933
as Harry Mason, Studio Manager (Uncredited)

1916
as Dr. John Osborne

1940
as CCC Camp Major

1937
as Reilly

1918
as Fred Howard

1917
as Raymond Wells
1918

1918
as James Morton

1941
as Judge Elmer Carruthers

1939
as Frazier

1916
as Alfred Griffin

1936
as Major Pinkerton
1918
as Eldest Son

1932
as 1st Fred Smith

1940
as Judge

1939
as Pat Scanlon

1939
as Judge (uncredited)
1938
Writer
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