Raymond Keane

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Characters played by Raymond Keane

Prince Hendryx — How to Handle Women (1928)

The ruler of Vulgaria visiting the United States to persuade wealthy businessmen to invest in his country. His identity is impersonated by Higgins during the fundraising banquet.

Russ Whiteley — Vanishing Men (1932)

Whiteley is involved in Heck Claiborne's cattle-rustling operation but warns Sheriff Doug Barrett when Claiborne reveals a plan to ambush and kill him. Bat Morrison later arrests him, shoots him at the jail confrontation, and is then killed by Barrett. Injured, Whiteley is allowed to return to his ranch and begin a new life.

Alexei Orloff - Russian Officer — The Midnight Sun (1926)

A young Russian officer, Alexei is the man Olga loves. He misinterprets her presence in the Grand Duke’s chambers, slaps her, and is sentenced to death at a court-martial. Olga then undertakes sacrifices and dangerous adventures to prevent his execution, and the two are reunited after she succeeds.

Drury — Marriage by Contract (1928)

Drury is a younger, attractive man who courts middle-aged Margaret with flattering attention and meals out. In her dream, she divorces Winters and marries him, but Drury squanders her fortune and threatens to leave, leading to a struggle over a gun in which Margaret fires a shot.

Career Overview

Raymond Keane has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1926. Signature works include The Lone Eagle, How to Handle Women, Vanishing Men. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
male
Known Credits
11
Birth Date
1906-09-06
Birth Place
Denver, Colorado, USA

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