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Movies of Henry Kolker and Edward McWade together

Henry Kolker and Edward McWade have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Bureau of Missing Persons in 1933. The most recent movie that Henry Kolker and Edward McWade starred together was Money and the Woman in 1940.

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1933

Bureau of Missing Persons

Bureau of Missing Persons

Bureau of Missing Persons

Henry Kolker

Starred as Mr. Theodore Arno

Edward McWade

Starred as Tom, the Dock Watchman

1934

A Lost Lady

A Lost Lady

A Lost Lady

Henry Kolker

Starred as John Ormsby

Edward McWade

Starred as Simpson

1934

I've Got Your Number

I've Got Your Number

I've Got Your Number

Henry Kolker

Starred as Lawyer Robert Kirkland

Edward McWade

Starred as Crystal's Partner in Con Game

1934

Journal of a Crime

Journal of a Crime

Journal of a Crime

Henry Kolker

Starred as Henri Marcher

Edward McWade

Starred as Rigaud

1934

One Exciting Adventure

One Exciting Adventure

One Exciting Adventure

Henry Kolker

Starred as Customer

Edward McWade

Starred as Grouchy Man

1935

Red Salute

Red Salute

Red Salute

Henry Kolker

Starred as Dean

Edward McWade

Starred as Baldy

1935

Shipmates Forever

Shipmates Forever

Shipmates Forever

Henry Kolker

Starred as The Doctor

Edward McWade

Starred as Tailor

1940

Money and the Woman

Money and the Woman

Money and the Woman

Henry Kolker

Starred as Mr. Rollins, Barbara's Father

Edward McWade

Starred as Bank Customer Explaining 'NSF'

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