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Movies of J. Warren Kerrigan and Helen Armstrong together

J. Warren Kerrigan and Helen Armstrong have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was A Husband's Mistake in 1913. The most recent movie that J. Warren Kerrigan and Helen Armstrong starred together was The Finer Things in 1913.

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1913

A Husband's Mistake

A Husband's Mistake

A Husband's Mistake

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Jack Worthington

Helen Armstrong

Starred as Baby Helen

1913

A Pitfall of the Installment Plan

A Pitfall of the Installment Plan

A Pitfall of the Installment Plan

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Steve Martin

Helen Armstrong

Starred as Helen Martin - the Daughter

1913

A Tide in the Affairs of Men

A Tide in the Affairs of Men

A Tide in the Affairs of Men

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Jessie's Husband

Helen Armstrong

Starred as Little Jessie - as a girl

1913

Calamity Anne, Heroine

Calamity Anne, Heroine

Calamity Anne, Heroine

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Undetermined Role

Helen Armstrong

Starred as The Kidnapped Child

1913

For the Crown

For the Crown

For the Crown

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Jacques le Grand

Helen Armstrong

Starred as Infant King of France

1913

The Adventures of Jacques

The Adventures of Jacques

The Adventures of Jacques

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Jacques le Grande

Helen Armstrong

Starred as The Infant King

1913

The Finer Things

The Finer Things

The Finer Things

J. Warren Kerrigan

Starred as Jim Worthy - Happy Farmer

Helen Armstrong

Starred as Jim's Child - Little Helen

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