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==Western roles==

==Western roles==

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Over the years, Conway guest-starred in many television westerns, including a forgotten 1953 episode "McCoy of Abilene," about the 1860s cattleman Joseph McCoy in Abilene and Dodge City, [[Kansas]], a segment of ''The Hallmark Hall of Fame,'' then on NBC. Conway's co-stars on ''Hallmark'' were Frances Bavier, Marjorie Lord, Leo Penn, James Best, and George Nader as Joseph McCoy.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0595325/|title=''Hallmark Hall of Fame'': McCoy of Abilene|publisher=Internet Movie Database|accessdate=March 7, 2009}}</ref>​

Over the years, Conway guest-starred in many television westerns, including a forgotten 1953 episode "McCoy of Abilene," about the 1860s cattleman Joseph McCoy in Abilene and Dodge City, [[Kansas]], a segment of ''The Hallmark Hall of Fame,'' then on NBC. Conway's co-stars on ''Hallmark'' were Frances Bavier, Marjorie Lord, Leo Penn, James Best, and George Nader as Joseph McCoy.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0595325/|title=''Hallmark Hall of Fame'': McCoy of Abilene|publisher=Internet Movie Database|accessdate=October 30, 2019}}</ref>​

 

He appeared in the syndicated westerns, ''Hopalong Cassidy'' and twice on the Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo series, ''The Cisco Kid,'' in the roles of an [[outlaw]] in "Cisco Meets the Gorilla" and as E. W. Akers in "The Ventriloquist." He portrayed a character named "Stirling" in the 1957 episode "Judith" of the syndicated  ''The Gray Ghost'', an [[American Civil War]] drama based on the life of [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] [[cavalry]] officer John Singleton Mosby. He appeared in 1957 and 1958 on [[CBS]]'s ''Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre'' in the episodes "No Man Living"  and "The Accuser."<ref name=imdb/>​

He appeared in the syndicated westerns, ''Hopalong Cassidy'' and twice on the Duncan Renaldo and Leo Carrillo series, ''The Cisco Kid,'' in the roles of an [[outlaw]] in "Cisco Meets the Gorilla" and as E. W. Akers in "The Ventriloquist." He portrayed a character named "Stirling" in the 1957 episode "Judith" of the syndicated  ''The Gray Ghost'', an [[American Civil War]] drama based on the life of [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] [[cavalry]] officer John Singleton Mosby. He appeared in 1957 and 1958 on [[CBS]]'s ''Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre'' in the episodes "No Man Living"  and "The Accuser."<ref name=imdb/>

 

In 1957, he guest starred as Jared Martin (also the name of a subsequent actor) in the episode "Show of Force" on CBS's ''Have Gun – Will Travel'' starring Richard Boone. He further appeared as the character Frank Russell in the episode "Girl in the Cab" of the syndicated  ''Casey Jones,'' starring Alan Hale, Jr., in the title role of railroad engineer John Luther "Casey" Jones. Conway was cast in two 1958 segments, "Diamonds in the Rough" and "When the Cat's Away" of Rod Cameron's ''State Trooper'' modern western crime drama.<ref name=imdb/>​

In 1957, he guest starred as Jared Martin (also the name of a subsequent actor) in the episode "Show of Force" on CBS's ''Have Gun – Will Travel'' starring Richard Boone. He further appeared as the character Frank Russell in the episode "Girl in the Cab" of the syndicated  ''Casey Jones,'' starring Alan Hale, Jr., in the title role of railroad engineer John Luther "Casey" Jones. Conway was cast in two 1958 segments, "Diamonds in the Rough" and "When the Cat's Away" of Rod Cameron's ''State Trooper'' modern western crime drama.<ref name=imdb/>​

 

Conway twice was cast in episodes of the NBC children's western series, ''Fury,'' as Red Cummings in "Joey Goes Hunting" (1955) and in one of the later segments entitled "A Present for Packy" (1960).<ref name=imdb/>​

Conway twice was cast in episodes of the NBC children's western series, ''Fury,'' as Red Cummings in "Joey Goes Hunting" (1955) and in one of the later segments entitled "A Present for Packy" (1960).<ref name=imdb/>​

 

Often placed in law-enforcement roles, Conway portrayed a [[sheriff]] in the 1958 episode "Rage for Vengeance" of [[ABC]]'s ''Maverick'' series and as Marshal Short in the 1958 episode "Ghosts of Cimarron" of another ABC/Warner Brothers western, ''Cheyenne,'' starring Clint Walker.<ref name=imdb/> He appeared in the 1959 episode "Act of Faith" of the NBC western series, ''The Californians,'' set in lawless [[San Francisco]]  in the 1850s.​

Often placed in law-enforcement roles, Conway portrayed a [[sheriff]] in the 1958 episode "Rage for Vengeance" of [[ABC]]'s ''Maverick'' series and as Marshal Short in the 1958 episode "Ghosts of Cimarron" of another ABC/Warner Brothers western, ''Cheyenne,'' starring Clint Walker.<ref name=imdb/> He appeared in the 1959 episode "Act of Faith" of the NBC western series, ''The Californians,'' set in lawless [[San Francisco]]  in the 1850s.​

 

He guest starred as Bart McCallin in the 1959 episode "McCallin's Daughter on CBS's ''Trackdown'' series starring Robert Culp, and twice on its sequel, ''Wanted: Dead or Alive,'' with Steve McQueen. He appeared on two other CBS series, Rory Calhoun's ''The Texan'' and Earl Holliman's ''Hotel de Paree,'' set in a fictitious [[Colorado]] town. He guest starred as another unnamed marshal forced to turn against his political patron in the 1959 episode "The Giant Killer" of the ABC-Warner Brothers production, ''Sugarfoot,'' starring Will Hutchins. Conway appeared with Roscoe Ates on "Long Odds" of Dale Robertson's ''Tales of Wells Fargo,'' in "St. Louis Woman" of ''The Tall Man,'' and as Tyler in "Trail Drive" of ''Laramie '' series, all on NBC.<ref name=imdb/> ​

He guest starred as Bart McCallin in the 1959 episode "McCallin's Daughter" on CBS's ''Trackdown'' series starring Robert Culp, and twice on its sequel, ''Wanted: Dead or Alive,'' with Steve McQueen. He appeared on two other CBS series, Rory Calhoun's ''The Texan'' and Earl Holliman's ''Hotel de Paree,'' set in a fictitious [[Colorado]] town. He guest starred as another unnamed marshal forced to turn against his political patron in the 1959 episode "The Giant Killer" of the ABC-Warner Brothers production, ''Sugarfoot,'' starring Will Hutchins. Conway appeared with Roscoe Ates on "Long Odds" of Dale Robertson's ''Tales of Wells Fargo,'' in "St. Louis Woman" of ''The Tall Man,'' and as Tyler in "Trail Drive" of ''Laramie '' series, all on NBC.<ref name=imdb/>

 

Between 1959 and 1962, Conway guest starred three times on the Eric Fleming/[[Clint Eastwood]] CBS series, ''Rawhide.'' in the episodes entitled "Incident of the Town in Terror" "The Incident of the Running Man," and "Deserter's Patrol." He guest starred on other westerns: Pat Conway's  ''Tombstone Territory'' and Ty Hardin's ''Bronco,'' as well as  ''Lawman'' and ''Frontier Justice''.<ref name=imdb/> ​

Between 1959 and 1962, Conway guest starred three times on the Eric Fleming/[[Clint Eastwood]] CBS series, ''Rawhide.'' in the episodes entitled "Incident of the Town in Terror" "The Incident of the Running Man," and "Deserter's Patrol." He guest starred on other westerns: Pat Conway's  ''Tombstone Territory'' and Ty Hardin's ''Bronco,'' as well as  ''Lawman'' and ''Frontier Justice''.<ref name=imdb/>

 

From 1961 to 1968, he appeared four times on NBC's ''Bonanza'': as Dave Hart in "The Tax Collector," as attorney Jeremy Grant in "The Man Without Land", as Judge Horace Wheeler in "False Witness", and as Balenger in "The Passing of a King". Other NBC western roles were on Jeffrey Hunter's ''Temple Houston'' and Chuck Connors' acclaimed but short-lived ''Branded'' series. From 1963-1967, he appeared in four episodes of NBC's ''[[The Virginian (TV series)|The Virginian]]'':  "Run Away Home", "Ryker" as Ed Hale, "The Dream of Stavros Karas" as Charley Cousins, and "Bitter Harvest" as Tom Hadley. He appeared twice on NBC's ''[[Daniel Boone (1964 TV series)|Daniel Boone]]'', including the role of Tom Mayberry in the 1966 episode entitled "[[Native Americans in the United States|Seminole]] Territory". -In 1963, he appeared in an episode of the short-lived ABC/WB western series, ''[[The Dakotas (TV series)|The Dakotas]]''. In 1967, he was cast as the family [[patriarch]], Albert Monroe, but only for the series premiere of ABC's ''[[The Monroes (1966 TV series)|The Monroes]]''.<ref name=imdb/>​

From 1961 to 1968, he appeared four times on NBC's ''Bonanza'': as Dave Hart in "The Tax Collector," as attorney Jeremy Grant in "The Man Without Land", as Judge Horace Wheeler in "False Witness", and as Balenger in "The Passing of a King". Other NBC western roles were on Jeffrey Hunter's ''Temple Houston'' and Chuck Connors' acclaimed but short-lived ''Branded'' series. From 1963-1967, he appeared in four episodes of NBC's ''The Virginian'':  "Run Away Home", "Ryker" as Ed Hale, "The Dream of Stavros Karas" as Charley Cousins, and "Bitter Harvest" as Tom Hadley. He appeared twice on NBC's ''[[Daniel Boone (1964 TV series)|Daniel Boone]]'', including the role of Tom Mayberry in the 1966 episode entitled "[[Native Americans in the United States|Seminole]] Territory". -In 1963, he appeared in an episode of the short-lived ABC/WB western series, ''[[The Dakotas (TV series)|The Dakotas]]''. In 1967, he was cast as the family [[patriarch]], Albert Monroe, but only for the series premiere of ABC's ''[[The Monroes (1966 TV series)|The Monroes]]''.<ref name=imdb/>​

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==Disney roles==​

==Disney roles==​