Movies of Bert Moorhouse and Harry Semels together
Bert Moorhouse and Harry Semels have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was The Delightful Rogue in 1929. The most recent movie that Bert Moorhouse and Harry Semels starred together was The Searching Wind in 1946.
1929
The Delightful Rogue
1933
Central Airport
Central Airport
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Havana Pilot
Harry Semels
Starred as Havana Airfield Worker
1934
Broadway Bill
Broadway Bill
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Uncredited
Harry Semels
Starred as Conductor Bettor on Broadway Bill
1935
Bordertown
1936
More Than a Secretary
More Than a Secretary
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Jones - Head of Art Department
Harry Semels
Starred as Apartment Custodian with Hose
1936
Pepper
1937
Life Begins with Love
1937
Wells Fargo
1938
King of the Newsboys
King of the Newsboys
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Office Equipment Businessman
Harry Semels
Starred as Grocer
1938
When G-Men Step In
1939
Midnight
Midnight
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Helene's Dance Partner at Flammarions' Party
Harry Semels
Starred as Policeman
1940
The Great Dictator
The Great Dictator
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Hynkel's Staff Officer
Harry Semels
Starred as Jewish Fruit Stand Proprietor
1941
Shadow of the Thin Man
Shadow of the Thin Man
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Detective in Scully's Office
Harry Semels
Starred as Italian at Wrestling Match Calling Nora's Hat 'Screwy'
1943
The Hard Way
1943
They Got Me Covered
They Got Me Covered
Bert Moorhouse
Starred as Man at Caf� Moresque Bar
Harry Semels
Starred as Laughing Reporter in Montage
1945
It's in the Bag!
1946
The Searching Wind
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