 Over the following twenty-six years he was seen in nine others, including a cameo in Orson Welles' 1958 "Touch of Evil" as the driver of a car at a police check point, usually playing his patented persona of a blustery, equivocating businessman or politician.At age 50, he became a Broadway actor, appearing in twelve productions between November 1940 and March 1964.In most of those, he was, as usual, billed as "Senator" or "Mayor".