Movies of Harry Seymour and Mary Treen together
Harry Seymour and Mary Treen have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was Crooner in 1932. The most recent movie that Harry Seymour and Mary Treen starred together was The Singing Kid in 1936.
1932
Crooner
Crooner
Harry Seymour
Starred as Off screen radio announcer
Mary Treen
Starred as One of Teddy's Fans
1934
Babbitt
Babbitt
Harry Seymour
Starred as Harry, a Zebra
Mary Treen
Starred as Miss McGoun, Babbitt's Secretary
1934
Happiness Ahead
Happiness Ahead
Harry Seymour
Starred as Skating Rink Announcer
Mary Treen
Starred as Bob's Comedienne Friend
1935
Broadway Gondolier
Broadway Gondolier
Harry Seymour
Starred as 1st Radio Announcer
Mary Treen
Starred as 2nd Irate Caller
1935
Broadway Hostess
1935
Don't Bet on Blondes
Don't Bet on Blondes
Harry Seymour
Starred as Telephone Bet Taker
Mary Treen
Starred as Owen's secretary
1935
Front Page Woman
1935
Go Into Your Dance
1935
Maybe It's Love
1935
Miss Pacific Fleet
Miss Pacific Fleet
Harry Seymour
Starred as Radio Announcer at Casino
Mary Treen
Starred as Violet Johnson, Butch's Girl
1935
Shipmates Forever
Shipmates Forever
Harry Seymour
Starred as Harry, the Headwaiter
Mary Treen
Starred as Cowboy's Girl
1935
The Case of the Curious Bride
The Case of the Curious Bride
Harry Seymour
Starred as Burlesque Assistant Stage Manager
Mary Treen
Starred as Telegraph Office Clerk
1935
Traveling Saleslady
1936
Freshman Love
1936
Romance in the Air
1936
The Murder of Dr. Harrigan
The Murder of Dr. Harrigan
Harry Seymour
Starred as First Reporter
Mary Treen
Starred as Nurse Margaret Brody
1936
The Singing Kid
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