| | onway appeared as General Devon in six episode of CBS's 1959-1960 drama ''Men into Space.'' That same year, he guest starred on Mike Connors' short-lived CBS crime drama, ''Tightrope.'' He appeared in John Bromfield's syndicated ''U.S. Marshal,'' Charles Bronson's ''Man with a Camera'' on ABC, and Gary Lockwood's NBC military drama ''The Lieutenant,'' having appeared as Colonel Curtis Morley in the 1964 episode "In the Highest Tradition".<ref name=imdb/> | | onway appeared as General Devon in six episode of CBS's 1959-1960 drama ''Men into Space.'' That same year, he guest starred on Mike Connors' short-lived CBS crime drama, ''Tightrope.'' He appeared in John Bromfield's syndicated ''U.S. Marshal,'' Charles Bronson's ''Man with a Camera'' on ABC, and Gary Lockwood's NBC military drama ''The Lieutenant,'' having appeared as Colonel Curtis Morley in the 1964 episode "In the Highest Tradition".<ref name=imdb/> |
| − | In 1961 and 1965, he appeared on two CBS dramas, ''The Aquanauts,', starring Keith Larsen, and ''Slattery's People,'' featuring [[Richard Crenna]] as a state legislator. Conway was cast three times on the network's ''Perry Mason'' series starring Raymond Burr in a variety of roles, including an ex-convict and a Navy officer. He appeared as a judge in the 1969 episode, "The Law and Order Blues" (Part 1) of Carl Betz's ABC legal drama ''Judd, for the Defense.''<ref name=imdb/> | + | In 1961 and 1965, he appeared on two CBS dramas, ''The Aquanauts,'' starring Keith Larsen, and ''Slattery's People,'' featuring Richard Crenna as a dedicated state legislator. Conway was cast three times on the network's ''Perry Mason'' series starring Raymond Burr in a variety of roles, including an ex-convict and a Navy officer. He appeared as a judge in the 1969 episode, "The Law and Order Blues" (Part 1) of Carl Betz's ABC legal drama ''Judd, for the Defense.''<ref name=imdb/> |