Charles Quigley

Charles Quigley was an American actor who attended New York's Academy of Dramatic Arts. Born in New Britain, he spent a year with a stock company in Portland, Maine, then toured with Expressing Willie and played Christian in Cyrano de Bergerac before serving two years as Ethel Barrymore's leading man. Moving to Hollywood, he starred in serials and films, including Convicted and Special Inspector with Rita Hayworth, as well as Girls Can Play and The Shadow, and he appeared with Joan Crawford in A Woman's Face (1941). His serial work included The Crimson Ghost and Superman (1948). He gave his final screen performance in Tokyo After Dark (1959). On Broadway he acted in plays such as False Dreams, Farewell, The World Waits, Her Tin Soldier and Scarlet Sister Mary, and he made a few television appearances in the 1950s.