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Movies of Harry Schumm and Helen Gibson together

Harry Schumm and Helen Gibson have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Hazards of Helen in 1914. The most recent movie that Harry Schumm and Helen Gibson starred together was The Treasure Train in 1916.

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1914

The Hazards of Helen

The Hazards of Helen

The Hazards of Helen

Harry Schumm

Starred as Uncredited

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen, The Operator at Lone Point

1916

One Chance in a Hundred

One Chance in a Hundred

One Chance in a Hundred

Harry Schumm

Starred as Brent

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Capture of Red Stanley

The Capture of Red Stanley

The Capture of Red Stanley

Harry Schumm

Starred as Pearson's Aide

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Governor's Special

The Governor's Special

The Governor's Special

Harry Schumm

Starred as 1st Nash Henchman

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Human Telegram

The Human Telegram

The Human Telegram

Harry Schumm

Starred as The Discharged Operator

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Trail of Danger

The Trail of Danger

The Trail of Danger

Harry Schumm

Starred as 2nd Conspirator

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White

The Trapping of 'Peeler' White

Harry Schumm

Starred as Burns

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

1916

The Treasure Train

The Treasure Train

The Treasure Train

Harry Schumm

Starred as Red Byrd

Helen Gibson

Starred as Helen

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