Biography
Charles Radford Cannefax Jr. billed initially as Charlie Cannefax, but best known as Charles Cane from the mid-1930s onwards, was an American character actor, singer, and vaudeville performer. He was perhaps best known for his role in the film Bells of Capistrano (1942). Charles was billiard champion Bob Cannefax' younger brother.
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Filmography41 titles
I Love Lucy
The Big Heat
The Killing
In a Lonely Place
Marty
The Pride of the Yankees
Born Yesterday
The Abbott and Costello Show
Crime Wave
Kansas City Confidential
Quiet Please, Murder
Mr. Lucky
Bells of Capistrano
The Great Impostor
Man of a Thousand Faces
Lucky Me
Four Star Playhouse
Dead Reckoning
The Dark Corner
Lady on a Train
All Through the Night
No Name on the Bullet
Framed
Casanova Brown
Hello, Frisco, Hello
My Favorite Blonde
The Kid from Brooklyn
The Hairy Ape
Convicted
Calamity Jane and Sam Bass
Dangerous Mission
The Dark Past
A Day of Fury
Invaders from Mars
The Big Street
Lone Star
Revenge of the Creature
Lady in a Jam
The Gambler Wore a Gun
The Helen Morgan Story
No Escape