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Cast (feature film)
1.
Little Miss Roughneck (1938)
as Al Partridge
A talented 10-year-old singing prodigy, Foxine LaRue (Edith Fellows), who is only slightly less artificial and theatrical than her name, is pushed into vaudeville by her stage-mother mama, Gert LaRue (Margaret Irving), who is even more artificial and theatrical than her name. Foxine's pretty and older sister, Mary LaRue (Julie Bishop as Jacqueline Wells) makes sacrifices to support the trio. Al Partridge (Scott Kolk as Scott Colton), a hollywood agent becomes interested in Mary and takes the family trio to Hollywood in the hopes of Foxine getting into the movies. After several incidents by the rowdy Foxine on the train, and later at International Studios, Foxine is further from being in the movies than she was in New York. Gert decides that a "hoax" kidnapping is just the ticket to get Foxine the publicity to land a studio contract. That night Foxine dresses as a boy, disarranges her room, leaves a "ransom note" and hops a freight train. The police arrive the next morning and hear Mary accuse Al and Gert of staging the kidnapping, and they are arrested. Foxine leaves the train several hundred miles away and takes shelter with the good-natured Pascual Orozco (Leo Carrillo) and his family. The arrested pair are released when the police receive another ransom note (sent by Foxine.)
A talented 10-year-old singing prodigy, Foxine LaRue (Edith Fellows), who is only slightly less artificial and theatrical than her name, is pushed into vaudeville by her stage-mother mama, Gert LaRue (Margaret Irving), who is even more artificial and theatrical than her name. Foxine's pretty and older sister, Mary LaRue (Julie Bishop as Jacqueline Wells) makes sacrifices to support the trio. Al Partridge (Scott Kolk as Scott Colton), a hollywood agent becomes interested in Mary and takes the family trio to Hollywood in the hopes of Foxine getting into the movies. After several incidents by the rowdy Foxine on the train, and later at International Studios, Foxine is further from being in the movies than she was in New York. Gert decides that a "hoax" kidnapping is just the ticket to get Foxine the publicity to land a studio contract. That night Foxine dresses as a boy, disarranges her room, leaves a "ransom note" and hops a freight train. The police arrive the next morning and hear Mary accuse Al and Gert of staging the kidnapping, and they are arrested. Foxine leaves the train several hundred miles away and takes shelter with the good-natured Pascual Orozco (Leo Carrillo) and his family. The arrested pair are released when the police receive another ransom note (sent by Foxine.)
2.
Extortion (1938)
as Larry Campbell
3.
I Am the Law (1938)
as Law student
A law professor signs on as special prosecutor to take on the mob.
A law professor signs on as special prosecutor to take on the mob.
4.
Women in Prison (1938)
as Bob Wayne
5.
The Wildcatter (1937)
as "Lucky" Conlon
6.
All-American Sweetheart (1937)
as Lance Corbett
7.
Murder in Greenwich Village (1937)
as Larry Foster
An heiress enlists a photographer to help clear her name of a murder charge.
An heiress enlists a photographer to help clear her name of a murder charge.
8.
It's All Yours (1937)
as Second photographer
9.
The Awful Truth (1937)
as Mr. Barnsley
A divorced couple keeps getting mixed up in each other's love lives.
A divorced couple keeps getting mixed up in each other's love lives.
10.
My Sin (1931)
as Larry Gordon
11.
For the Defense (1930)
as Defoe
12.
All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)
as Leer
Young German soldiers try to adjust to the horrors of World War I.
Young German soldiers try to adjust to the horrors of World War I.
13.
Dynamite (1929)
as Radio announcer
A socialite marries a condemned man for money, only to learn he's been reprieved.
A socialite marries a condemned man for money, only to learn he's been reprieved.
14.
Marianne (1929)
as Lieutenant Frane
Two American soldiers fall for the same French girl during World War I.
Two American soldiers fall for the same French girl during World War I.
15.
Marianne (1929)
as Lieutenant Frane
Two American soldiers fall for the same French girl during World War I.
Two American soldiers fall for the same French girl during World War I.
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