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Movies of Charles R. Moore and Lee Phelps together

Charles R. Moore and Lee Phelps have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was The Trial of Mary Dugan in 1929. The most recent movie that Charles R. Moore and Lee Phelps starred together was Spring Madness in 1938.

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1929

The Trial of Mary Dugan

The Trial of Mary Dugan

The Trial of Mary Dugan

Charles R. Moore

Starred as James Madison

Lee Phelps

Starred as Bailiff

1930

The Divorcee

The Divorcee

The Divorcee

Charles R. Moore

Starred as First Porter Opening Window

Lee Phelps

Starred as Party Guest

1933

I Love That Man

I Love That Man

I Love That Man

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Oscar- Elevator Operator

Lee Phelps

Starred as Detective at Railway Station

1934

Manhattan Melodrama

Manhattan Melodrama

Manhattan Melodrama

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Black Man in Speakeasy

Lee Phelps

Starred as Bailiff

1935

Reckless

Reckless

Reckless

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Train Porter

Lee Phelps

Starred as Hotel Desk Clerk

1936

The Accusing Finger

The Accusing Finger

The Accusing Finger

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Black Prisoner

Lee Phelps

Starred as Riley

1937

Internes Can't Take Money

Internes Can't Take Money

Internes Can't Take Money

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Elevator Operator

Lee Phelps

Starred as Bus Announcer

1938

Spring Madness

Spring Madness

Spring Madness

Charles R. Moore

Starred as Excited Porter in Diner

Lee Phelps

Starred as Police Officer Ryan

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