Roger Imhof (April 15 or August 15, 1875, Rock Island, Illinois - April 15, 1958, Hollywood, California) was a film actor, vaudeville, burlesque and circus performer, sketch writer, and songwriter. Born Frederick Roger Imhoff, he began his career as a circus clown, with the Mills Orton Circus, and an Irish comic. He "toured in vaudeville and burlesque between 1895 and 1930." By 1897, he was "teamed with Charles Osborne in a comedy contortion and burlesque acrobatics act." Around this time, he dropped an "f" from his name. In the 1902-1903 season, he first worked with longtime vaudeville partner Hugh Conn, an association that lasted into the 1920s or possibly 1930s. Marcel Corinne (died 1977), sometimes spelled Coreene, joined the act some time in the 1910s. She and Imhof married in 1913.