Movies of Stuart Holmes and Mary Treen together
Stuart Holmes and Mary Treen have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was Broadway Hostess in 1935. The most recent movie that Stuart Holmes and Mary Treen starred together was The Errand Boy in 1961.
1935
Broadway Hostess
1935
Miss Pacific Fleet
Miss Pacific Fleet
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Conductor
Mary Treen
Starred as Violet Johnson, Butch's Girl
1936
Down the Stretch
1936
Love Begins at Twenty
Love Begins at Twenty
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Streetcar Conductor
Mary Treen
Starred as Alice Gillingwater
1936
Murder by an Aristocrat
1936
Public Enemy's Wife
Public Enemy's Wife
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Telephone Repair Chief
Mary Treen
Starred as Telephone Operator
1936
Romance in the Air
1936
Snowed Under
Snowed Under
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Second Actor
Mary Treen
Starred as Secretary Taking Mike's Dictation
1936
Stage Struck
Stage Struck
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Dapper Actor Applying for Job
Mary Treen
Starred as Ms. Warren
1936
The Captain's Kid
1936
The Golden Arrow
1937
Dance Charlie Dance
Dance Charlie Dance
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Inspector in Play
Mary Treen
Starred as Jennie Wolfe, Arden's Agent
1937
Missing Witnesses
Missing Witnesses
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Arrival at Grand Central Station
Mary Treen
Starred as Mother at Railroad Station
1956
The Birds and the Bees
1959
Don't Give Up the Ship
Don't Give Up the Ship
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Congressman
Mary Treen
Starred as Mother at Wedding Party
1961
Ada
Ada
Stuart Holmes
Starred as Spectator at Legislative Meeting
Mary Treen
Starred as Clubwoman with Pecan Pie
1961
The Errand Boy
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