Road to Utopia

Mademoiselle Fifi

It Happened Tomorrow

Lucky Legs

You're Telling Me

The Wife Takes a Flyer

Honolulu Lu

Appointment for Love

Kisses for Breakfast

The Lady and the Lug

Flight from Destiny

Second Chorus

Victory

Captain Caution

Susan and God

It's a Date

Wuthering Heights

Everybody's Baby

Sharpshooters

The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse

One Wild Night

45 Fathers

Life Begins with Love

Wild and Woolly

Alibi for Murder

Pepper

36 Hours to Kill

High Tension

And So They Were Married

If You Could Only Cook

The Floor Below

My Wife

Alfred Romaine Callender, more commonly referred to as Romaine Callender and also known professionally as A. Romaine Callendar and Alfred Callender (February 17, 1883,·Sheffield, England – February 5, 1976, New York City) was an English born American actor of stage and screen. He should not be confused with several other men in his family also known publicly as Romaine Callendar, including his father, the stage actor Edwin Romaine Callendar (1845-1922), and his uncle, the music educator, conductor, composer, organ builder, and book author William Romaine Callendar (1859-1930).
Callender began his career as a stage actor in 1906 performing with Robert B. Mantell's Shakespeare company. He had a prolific career as an actor on Broadway from 1910 through 1935. He simultaneously worked periodically in film; making his screen debut in the silent film My Wife in 1918. While predominantly a stage actor during the silent film era, in 1935 he transitioned away from the theatre and became am actor in sound films under contract with Columbia Pictures; starring as a character actor in almost 50 feature films from 1935-1945.