
The Hardy Boys: The Mystery of the Applegate Treasure
1956
as Police Sergeant
Acting
Charles Radford Cannefax Jr. (April 18, 1899 – November 30, 1973) billed initially as Charlie Cannefex but known from the mid-1930s on as Charles Cane, was an American character actor, singer and vaudeville performer. He was perhaps best known for his role in the film Bells of Capistrano. He was the younger brother of billiard champion Bob Cannefax.

1956
as Police Sergeant

1950
as Angry Husband in Convertible (uncredited)

1955
as Lou - Bartender (uncredited)

1950
as Mr. Tom Creel (uncredited)

1950
as Policeman (uncredited)

1953
as Detective (uncredited)

1952
as Detective Barney (uncredited)

1943
as Mr. Comstock (uncredited)

1943
as Inspector Henderson

1946
as Lt. Kincaid

1954
as Sergeant (uncredited)

1946
as Policeman at Tony's Apartment (uncredited)

1944
as Hicks

1947
as (uncredited)

1942
as Turk O'Flaherty

1953
as McGinty

1944
as Detective

1952
as Charlie/Cullen McAuliffe

1943
as O'Riley, Policeman

1949
as 2nd Bartender (uncredited)

1946
as Willard

1948
as Parole Officer

1942
as Sergeant

1948
as Capt. Wayne

1948
as George Wendell

1943
as Expressman (uncredited)

1942
as Tex North

1949
as J. Wells

1953
as Officer Blaine

1946
as Tiny

1950
as Harris

1944
as Mr. Grimes

1954
as Charlie Barrett

1949
as Lt. Ralph Metzger

1948
as Sheriff (uncredited)

1947
as Walker

1955
as Police Captain

1944
as Gantry

1942
as McCarty (Uncredited)

1942
as Broderick - Chauffeur

1956
as Duggen

1956
as First Detective

1951
as Det. Britten

1946
as Chief Inspector Ryan

1946
as Ed Harris

1948
as Sheriff

1961
as Kelly Barnum

1951
as Detective on Train (uncredited)

1957
as Sheriff Claude Mundy

1953
as Wilbur K. Grossett

1951
as Cal

1934
as Dr. Wayne Talcum

1949
as Quarry Supervisor Captain Bill Radford

1955
as Officer McClary

1942
as Police Lieut. Braley

1958
as Webster
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