Movies of Robert Homans and Lottie Williams together
Robert Homans and Lottie Williams have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was 6 Day Bike Rider in 1934. The most recent movie that Robert Homans and Lottie Williams starred together was The Adventures of Mark Twain in 1944.
1934
6 Day Bike Rider
1935
Red Hot Tires
1937
Dance Charlie Dance
Dance Charlie Dance
Robert Homans
Starred as Tim, the Doorman
Lottie Williams
Starred as Bored Small Towner
1937
Penrod and Sam
1937
Submarine D-1
Submarine D-1
Robert Homans
Starred as Sailor on the Western Star
Lottie Williams
Starred as Mother on Pier
1937
The Great O'Malley
The Great O'Malley
Robert Homans
Starred as Policeman Jim Dugan
Lottie Williams
Starred as Nurse in Hospital
1938
Angels with Dirty Faces
Angels with Dirty Faces
Robert Homans
Starred as Policeman
Lottie Williams
Starred as Onlooker at Drugstore
1938
Little Miss Thoroughbred
Little Miss Thoroughbred
Robert Homans
Starred as Police Officer Pat O'Reilly
Lottie Williams
Starred as Mother Superior
1938
Penrod and His Twin Brother
1938
The Sisters
1939
Blackwell's Island
1939
Hell's Kitchen
1939
On Trial
1939
Yes, My Darling Daughter
1940
A Dispatch from Reuter's
A Dispatch from Reuter's
Robert Homans
Starred as Reporter
Lottie Williams
Starred as Herbert's Nanny
1942
Wild Bill Hickok Rides
Wild Bill Hickok Rides
Robert Homans
Starred as Joseph - Man Talking to Mrs. O'Leary
Lottie Williams
Starred as Courtroom Spectator
1944
The Adventures of Mark Twain
The Adventures of Mark Twain
Robert Homans
Starred as Uncredited
Lottie Williams
Starred as Lady in Audience
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