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DeWitt Clarke Jennings (June 21, 1871 – March 1, 1937) was an American stage and film actor. He appeared in 17 Broadway plays between 1906 and 1920, and in 153 films between 1915 and 1937. In 1935, Jennings played Sailing Master Fryer in Mutiny on the Bounty with Clark Gable and Charles Laughton. He died in Hollywood, California at the age of 65.
Movies
Mystery of the Wax Museum Police Captain, 12th Precinct
Seven Footprints to Satan Uncle Joe
The Secret Six Chief of Police Donlin
The Deadwood Coach Jim Shields - in play
The Criminal Code Yard Captain Gleason
Circus Days Daly
The Poverty of Riches Lyons
The Big House Wallace
Thru Different Eyes Paducah
The Desert Outlaw Doc McChesney
Silver Dollar George, the Mine Foreman
Caught Plastered Police Chief H.A. Morton
A Lady's Profession Mr. Stephens
Murder on a Honeymoon Captain Beegle
Alias Ladyfingers Lt. Ambrose
I Dream Too Much Man Yelling for Food (uncredited)
I Loved a Woman Banker (uncredited)
Exclusive Story Captain (uncredited)
Go Straight! The Hunter
The Accusing Finger Prison Warden
The Valiant Warden Holt
The Match King Bodensky (uncredited)
Flesh and Blood Detective Doyle
Hit and Run Joe Burns
Out of Luck Capt. Bristol
Blinky Col. 'Raw Meat' Islip
The Splendid Road Capt. Bashford
Beating the Game G.B. Lawson
One Year Later Deputy Russell
On Your Guard Joshua Perkins
That I May Live Chief of Police
Arrowsmith B.W. Tozer (uncredited)
The Squaw Man Sheriff Bud Hardy
The Fire Brigade Fire Chief Wallace
Trapped Police Chief
Don't Mr. Moffat
Little Man, What Now? Emil Kleninholz
McFadden's Flats Patrick Halloran
Dancers in the Dark Police Sergeant McGroody
Village Tale Sheriff Ramsey
Name the Man Dan Collister
The Primrose Path Joe Malone
The Fighting Rookie Police Commissioner
By Divine Right Tug Wilson
Massacre Sheriff Jennings
Ladies They Talk About Detective Tracy (uncredited)
The Hillcrest Mystery Tom Cameron
A Man's Game Chief Jordan
The Trial of Mary Dugan Inspector Hunt
There Are No Villains Detective Flint
Chip of the Flying U J.G. Whitmore
The Night Ride Capt. O'Donnell
Captain of the Guard Priest
The Night Flyer Bucks
While London Sleeps Inspector Burke
Two Arabian Knights American Consul
The Ice Flood
Seven Keys to Baldpate Jim Cargan
Fox Movietone Follies of 1929 Jay Darrell
The Bat Whispers Police Captain
A Dog of Flanders Carl Cogez
Alibi Officer O'Brien
Mixed Faces Murray McGuire
We Who Are About to Die Mike Brannigan
Exit Smiling Orlando Wainwright
The President Vanishes Cullen
Strictly Personal Captain Reardon
Min and Bill Groot
Mary Jane's Pa Sheriff
A Dangerous Affair City Editor
Secret of the Chateau Louis Bardou
Take the Stand Police Commissioner
The Deadwood Coach Jim Shields
Sins of Man Twichelesko
Within the Law Inspector Burke
Those Who Dance Captain O'Brien
The Daring Young Man Mayor's Committee Official
The Mystic Director of Police
Kelly the Second Judge (as DeWitt C. Jennings)
Salvation Nell McGovern
Mutiny on the Bounty Fryer
This Is My Affair Bradley Wallace
Midnight Morals Dan McKennan
The Big Trail Boat Captain Hollister (uncredited)
Sing, Baby, Sing Mr. Lee, the Landlord
At Bay
The Meanest Gal in Town Police Chief (uncredited)
The Silent Watcher Detective Stuart
The Little American English Barrister
Golden Harvest Sheriff (uncredited)
The Right That Failed Mr. Talbot
Thru Different Eyes Paducah
Death on the Diamond Patterson
Slave Ship Snodgrass
Front Page Woman Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
A Wicked Woman The Sheriff
The Crash Supt. Carleton
The Enemy Sex Harrigan Blood
Fifty Roads to Town Captain Galloway
Night Court Court Policeman (uncredited)
Police Car 17 Captain T. J. Hart
The Air Mail Pilot
Me, Gangster Police Chief
Red Hot Speed Judge O'Brien
The Great Mail Robbery Captain Davis
The Golden Snare 'Fighting' Fitzgerald
Reform Girl Capt. Balfour
Central Park Police Desk Sergeant Monahan (uncredited)
Merton of the Movies Jeff Baird
Movie Crazy Mr. Hall
Sherlock Brown J. J. Wallace
Charlie Chan's Courage Constable Brackett (as DeWitt C. Jennings)
By Whose Hand? City Editor (uncredited)
Made on Broadway Moriarty
