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Harry C. Bradley James Donlan

Movies of Harry C. Bradley and James Donlan together

Harry C. Bradley and James Donlan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Central Airport in 1933. The most recent movie that Harry C. Bradley and James Donlan starred together was Thanks a Million in 1935.

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1933

Central Airport

Central Airport

Central Airport

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Doctor

James Donlan

Starred as Havana Driver

1933

Grand Slam

Grand Slam

Grand Slam

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Bridge Match Referee

James Donlan

Starred as Reporter with Speed's False News

1933

I Love That Man

I Love That Man

I Love That Man

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Prison Chaplain

James Donlan

Starred as Reporter

1933

Mystery of the Wax Museum

Mystery of the Wax Museum

Mystery of the Wax Museum

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Reporter

James Donlan

Starred as Morgue Attendant

1933

The Working Man

The Working Man

The Working Man

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Reeves Co. Board Member

James Donlan

Starred as Hartland Co. Man

1934

Now I'll Tell

Now I'll Tell

Now I'll Tell

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Judge Farth

James Donlan

Starred as Honey Smith

1935

Ah, Wilderness!

Ah, Wilderness!

Ah, Wilderness!

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Bit Role

James Donlan

Starred as Salesman in Bar

1935

Thanks a Million

Thanks a Million

Thanks a Million

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Father

James Donlan

Starred as Diner Counterman

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