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Movies of Oscar Apfel and Jay Eaton together

Oscar Apfel and Jay Eaton have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Her Majesty, Love in 1931. The most recent movie that Oscar Apfel and Jay Eaton starred together was The Toast of New York in 1937.

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1931

Her Majesty, Love

Her Majesty, Love

Her Majesty, Love

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Marriage License Bureau Manager

Jay Eaton

Starred as Train Passenger

1932

Blondie of the Follies

Blondie of the Follies

Blondie of the Follies

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Doctor Attending Pa

Jay Eaton

Starred as Speakeasy Patron, Party Guest

1932

It's Tough to Be Famous

It's Tough to Be Famous

It's Tough to Be Famous

Oscar Apfel

Starred as S.J. Boynton

Jay Eaton

Starred as Dinner Guest

1934

Manhattan Melodrama

Manhattan Melodrama

Manhattan Melodrama

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Speaker of Assembly

Jay Eaton

Starred as Drunk

1934

Twenty Million Sweethearts

Twenty Million Sweethearts

Twenty Million Sweethearts

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Walcott

Jay Eaton

Starred as Hotel Desk Clerk

1935

Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno

Dante's Inferno

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Mr. Williams

Jay Eaton

Starred as Bidder

1936

The Farmer in the Dell

The Farmer in the Dell

The Farmer in the Dell

Oscar Apfel

Starred as H.F. Davis

Jay Eaton

Starred as Uncredited

1937

The Toast of New York

The Toast of New York

The Toast of New York

Oscar Apfel

Starred as Wallack

Jay Eaton

Starred as Man in New York Restaurant

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