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Movies of Erville Alderson and Barbara Bedford together

Erville Alderson and Barbara Bedford have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was The Lash in 1930. The most recent movie that Erville Alderson and Barbara Bedford starred together was An American Romance in 1944.

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1930

The Lash

The Lash

The Lash

Erville Alderson

Starred as Judge Travers

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Lupe

1939

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever

Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever

Erville Alderson

Starred as Bailiff

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Miss Howard - Bank Secretary

1940

Dr. Kildare Goes Home

Dr. Kildare Goes Home

Dr. Kildare Goes Home

Erville Alderson

Starred as Boylston - City Council Member

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Carew's Secretary

1941

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Erville Alderson

Starred as Man with Rail

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Salvation Army Woman

1942

The Courtship of Andy Hardy

The Courtship of Andy Hardy

The Courtship of Andy Hardy

Erville Alderson

Starred as Bailiff

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Elsa, Nesbit's Maid

1942

The Vanishing Virginian

The Vanishing Virginian

The Vanishing Virginian

Erville Alderson

Starred as Judge Fred Stuart

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Mildred Simpson

1944

An American Romance

An American Romance

An American Romance

Erville Alderson

Starred as Olson - Detroit Auto Works Technician

Barbara Bedford

Starred as Hospitable Farm Woman

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