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Movies of Arthur Cunningham and Frances Keyes together

Arthur Cunningham and Frances Keyes have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Gustav Gebhardt's Gutter Band in 1915. The most recent movie that Arthur Cunningham and Frances Keyes starred together was Beaten at the Bath in 1916.

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1915

Gustav Gebhardt's Gutter Band

Gustav Gebhardt's Gutter Band

Gustav Gebhardt's Gutter Band

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Gustav Gebhardt

Frances Keyes

Starred as Apple Annie

1915

Hattie, the Hair Heiress

Hattie, the Hair Heiress

Hattie, the Hair Heiress

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Hattie's First Suitor

Frances Keyes

Starred as Hattie

1915

Lulu's Lost Lotharios

Lulu's Lost Lotharios

Lulu's Lost Lotharios

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Suburban Homes

Frances Keyes

Starred as Uncredited

1915

Minnie, the Mean Manicurist

Minnie, the Mean Manicurist

Minnie, the Mean Manicurist

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Second Barber

Frances Keyes

Starred as Mrs. Clyde Maxwell

1915

Pansy's Prison Pies

Pansy's Prison Pies

Pansy's Prison Pies

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Uncredited

Frances Keyes

Starred as Uncredited

1915

The Film Favorite's Finish

The Film Favorite's Finish

The Film Favorite's Finish

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as Uncredited

Frances Keyes

Starred as The Character Woman

1916

Beaten at the Bath

Beaten at the Bath

Beaten at the Bath

Arthur Cunningham

Starred as A Wealthy Banker

Frances Keyes

Starred as The Maid

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