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==Dramatic roles==
==Dramatic roles==
His dramatic guest appearances included the role of 41-year-old Doug Parish in the 1954 episode "Climax" of the NBC crime drama, ''[r. and Mrs. North''. That same year, he appeared as Clemson in "The Horn That Blew Too Long" of Rod Cameron's first syndicated series, ''City Detective.''
His dramatic guest appearances included the role of 41-year-old Doug Parish in the 1954 episode "Climax" of the NBC crime drama, ''Mr. and Mrs. North.'' That same year, he appeared as Clemson in "The Horn That Blew Too Long" of Rod Cameron's first of three syndicated series, ''City Detective.''
In 1955 and 1956, Conway appeared twice on NBC's anthology series, ''The Loretta Young Show,'' first as Joe Davis in "He Always Comes Home" and then as Eddie in "Hapless Holiday.''
In 1955 and 1956, Conway appeared twice on NBC's anthology series, ''The Loretta Young Show,'' first as Joe Davis in "He Always Comes Home" and then as Eddie in "Hapless Holiday.''