Movies of Betty Mae Crane and Beverly Crane together
Betty Mae Crane and Beverly Crane have starred in 15 movies together. Their first film was Another Fine Mess in 1930. The most recent movie that Betty Mae Crane and Beverly Crane starred together was All Girl Revue in 1940.
1930
Another Fine Mess
1930
Bigger and Better
Bigger and Better
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles
Beverly Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles
1930
Doctor's Orders
Doctor's Orders
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles Speaker
Beverly Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles Speaker
1930
Dollar Dizzy
Dollar Dizzy
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Spoken Introductory Titles
Beverly Crane
Starred as Spoken Introductory Titles
1930
High C's
1930
Looser Than Loose
Looser Than Loose
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Spoken Introductory Credits
Beverly Crane
Starred as Spoken Introductory Credits
1930
School's Out
1930
Teacher's Pet
1931
Blood and Thunder
Blood and Thunder
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles
Beverly Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles
1931
Love Business
1931
Love Fever
Love Fever
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles Annoucer
Beverly Crane
Starred as Introductory Titles Announcer
1932
The Beast of the City
The Beast of the City
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Helen - Fitzpatrick Twin
Beverly Crane
Starred as Madison - Fitzpatrick Twin
1934
Girl O' My Dreams
Girl O' My Dreams
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Nip and Tuck Twin
Beverly Crane
Starred as Nip and Tuck Twin
1934
Moulin Rouge
Moulin Rouge
Betty Mae Crane
Starred as Apache Dance Twin
Beverly Crane
Starred as Apache Dance Twin
1940
All Girl Revue
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