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Movies of Arthur V. Johnson and W.C. Robinson together

Arthur V. Johnson and W.C. Robinson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A Plain Song in 1910. The most recent movie that Arthur V. Johnson and W.C. Robinson starred together was The Lily of the Tenements in 1911.

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1910

A Plain Song

A Plain Song

A Plain Song

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as On Street

1910

As the Bells Rang Out!

As the Bells Rang Out!

As the Bells Rang Out!

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as A Butler

1910

Little Angels of Luck

Little Angels of Luck

Little Angels of Luck

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as In President's Office

1910

Rose O'Salem Town

Rose O'Salem Town

Rose O'Salem Town

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as Indian, Captor

1910

The Proposal

The Proposal

The Proposal

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as Man on Street

1910

The Usurer

The Usurer

The Usurer

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as At Luncheon

1911

Teaching Dad to Like Her

Teaching Dad to Like Her

Teaching Dad to Like Her

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as Outside Theatre

1911

The Lily of the Tenements

The Lily of the Tenements

The Lily of the Tenements

Arthur V. Johnson

Starred as Uncredited

W.C. Robinson

Starred as The Butler

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