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Movies of George Guhl and Howard C. Hickman together

George Guhl and Howard C. Hickman have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Bright Lights in 1935. The most recent movie that George Guhl and Howard C. Hickman starred together was Maisie Was a Lady in 1941.

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1935

Bright Lights

Bright Lights

Bright Lights

George Guhl

Starred as Policeman

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Mr. Aldridge

1935

The Murder Man

The Murder Man

The Murder Man

George Guhl

Starred as Miller - Policeman at Mander's Outer Office

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Howard Jennings

1935

Whipsaw

Whipsaw

Whipsaw

George Guhl

Starred as Policeman at Dock

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Hotel Clerk

1936

Career Woman

Career Woman

Career Woman

George Guhl

Starred as Townsman

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Judge Whitman

1939

Good Girls Go to Paris

Good Girls Go to Paris

Good Girls Go to Paris

George Guhl

Starred as Detective

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Jeffers - Brand's Butler

1940

Boom Town

Boom Town

Boom Town

George Guhl

Starred as Baggage Man

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as McCreery's Associate #1

1940

Virginia City

Virginia City

Virginia City

George Guhl

Starred as Sazerac Saloon Bartender #2

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Confederate Gen. Page

1941

Maisie Was a Lady

Maisie Was a Lady

Maisie Was a Lady

George Guhl

Starred as The Turnkey

Howard C. Hickman

Starred as Dr. Stephen W. Fredericks

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