Movies of Edward Dillon and Fred Mace together
Edward Dillon and Fred Mace have starred in 30 movies together. Their first film was A Lucky Toothache in 1910. The most recent movie that Edward Dillon and Fred Mace starred together was With a Kodak in 1912.
1910
A Lucky Toothache
1911
A Convenient Burglar
1911
Caught with the Goods
1911
Josh's Suicide
1911
The Diving Girl
1911
The Long Road
1911
The Villain Foiled
The Villain Foiled
Edward Dillon
Starred as Harry - the Fianc�
Fred Mace
Starred as Harry's 1st Friend
1911
Their First Divorce Case
1911
Through His Wife's Picture
1911
Too Many Burglars
1911
When Wifey Holds the Purse Strings
When Wifey Holds the Purse Strings
Edward Dillon
Starred as Uncredited
Fred Mace
Starred as Uncredited
1911
Why He Gave Up
1912
A Close Call
1912
A Dash Through the Clouds
A Dash Through the Clouds
Edward Dillon
Starred as Carmelita's Objecting Relative
Fred Mace
Starred as Arthur aka Chubby
1912
A Voice from the Deep
1912
Algy the Watchman
1912
Helen's Marriage
1912
Help! Help!
1912
Hot Stuff
1912
Katchem Kate
Katchem Kate
Edward Dillon
Starred as Detective School Pupil
Fred Mace
Starred as Detective Agency Head
1912
One Round O'Brien
1912
The Engagement Ring
1912
The Fickle Spaniard
The Fickle Spaniard
Edward Dillon
Starred as Jose, the Barber, In Chase
Fred Mace
Starred as The Spaniard
1912
The Leading Man
1912
The Speed Demon
1912
The Would-Be Shriner
1912
Their First Kidnapping Case
1912
Those Hicksville Boys
1912
When the Fire-Bells Rang
When the Fire-Bells Rang
Edward Dillon
Starred as The Fireman
Fred Mace
Starred as The Fireman's Brother
1912
With a Kodak
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