Harry Cheshire
male

Born on August 16, 1891 (134 years old)
Passed Away on June 16, 1968
From Emporia, Kansas, USA
Known for Acting
Cast Credits
- 1960
- 1959
- 1958
- 1957
- 1956
- 1955
- 1954
- 1953
- 1952
- 1951
- 1950

The Woman on Pier 13
as
J. Francis Cornwall
1950

Lonely Heart Bandits
as
Sheriff Polk
1950

Lucky Losers
as
John Martin
1950

The Flying Missile
as
First Senator
1950

The Arizona Cowboy
as
David Carson
1950

Chain Gang
as
Editor Daniel "Pop" O'Donnell
1950

Again Pioneers
as
Col. Garnett
1950

No Sad Songs for Me
as
Mel Fenelly (uncredited)
1950

A Woman of Distinction
as
Train Steward
1950
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Lux Video Theatre
as
Mr. Briggs
1950
- 1949
- 1948

Adventures of Gallant Bess
as
Edward "Doc" Gray
1948

Slippy McGee
as
Dr. Moore
1948

Here Comes Trouble
as
Judge J.J. Bellinger (uncredited)
1948

For the Love of Mary
as
Col. Hedley
1948

Incident
as
T.A. Hartley
1948

Moonrise
as
J.B. Sykes
1948

16 Fathoms Deep
as
Uncle Mike
1948

Smoky Mountain Melody
as
Doc Moffitt
1948

The Tender Years
as
Fred Ackley
1948

Night Wind
as
Judge Thorgeson
1948

Ruthless
as
Lawyer Nevin (Uncredited)
1948
- 1947

The Flame
as
The Minister
1947

Sport of Kings
as
Theodore McKeogh
1947

The Invisible Wall
as
Eugene Hamilton
1947

The Luckiest Guy in the World
as
Mr. Mossley
1947

Springtime in the Sierras
as
Cap Foster
1947

Shoot to Kill
as
Mike Blake
1947

The Pilgrim Lady
as
Dr. Bekins
1947

Code of the West
as
Judge Culver (uncredited)
1947

The Hucksters
as
Joe Lorrison (uncredited)
1947

I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
as
Stage Manager (uncredited)
1947

Nightmare Alley
as
Mr. Prescott (uncredited)
1947
- 1946

Dick Tracy vs. Cueball
as
Jules Sparkle (uncredited)
1946

Smooth as Silk
as
Wolcott
1946

The Best Years of Our Lives
as
Minister at Wedding (uncredited)
1946

Big Town
as
Police Chief Masters (uncredited)
1946

It's a Wonderful Life
as
Dr. Campbell (uncredited)
1946

Traffic in Crime
as
Dan Marlowe
1946

Child of Divorce
as
Judge
1946

Dick Tracy vs. Cueball
as
Jules Sparkle
1946
- 1944
- 1943
- 1940












































