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Movies of Ernie Adams and James P. Burtis together

Ernie Adams and James P. Burtis have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was The Tip-Off in 1931. The most recent movie that Ernie Adams and James P. Burtis starred together was St. Louis Blues in 1939.

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1931

The Tip-Off

The Tip-Off

The Tip-Off

Ernie Adams

Starred as Slug McGee

James P. Burtis

Starred as Men's Room Patron

1932

The Hurricane Express

The Hurricane Express

The Hurricane Express

Ernie Adams

Starred as Barney

James P. Burtis

Starred as Detective Hemmingway

1934

Here Comes the Groom

Here Comes the Groom

Here Comes the Groom

Ernie Adams

Starred as 1st Gunman

James P. Burtis

Starred as 1st Cop

1934

Murder in the Private Car

Murder in the Private Car

Murder in the Private Car

Ernie Adams

Starred as Taxi Driver

James P. Burtis

Starred as Switchman

1934

The Undie-World

The Undie-World

The Undie-World

Ernie Adams

Starred as T.N.T. Room Checkroom Attendant

James P. Burtis

Starred as Cab Driver

1936

The Return of Jimmy Valentine

The Return of Jimmy Valentine

The Return of Jimmy Valentine

Ernie Adams

Starred as Listener

James P. Burtis

Starred as Mac

1937

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Ernie Adams

Starred as Miner

James P. Burtis

Starred as Portly Gentleman

1938

The Texans

The Texans

The Texans

Ernie Adams

Starred as Confederate Soldier

James P. Burtis

Starred as Swenson

1939

St. Louis Blues

St. Louis Blues

St. Louis Blues

Ernie Adams

Starred as Actor

James P. Burtis

Starred as Sailor in Boiler Room

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