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Movies of Harry C. Bradley and James T. Mack together

Harry C. Bradley and James T. Mack have starred in 7 movies together. Their first film was Prosperity in 1932. The most recent movie that Harry C. Bradley and James T. Mack starred together was Libeled Lady in 1936.

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1932

Prosperity

Prosperity

Prosperity

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Man Whose Pants Need Mending

James T. Mack

Starred as The Praskins Butler

1932

Two Lips and Juleps; or, Southern Love and Northern Exposure

Two Lips and Juleps; or, Southern Love and Northern Exposure

Two Lips and Juleps; or, Southern Love and Northern Exposure

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Uncredited

James T. Mack

Starred as Uncredited

1933

Employees' Entrance

Employees' Entrance

Employees' Entrance

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Employee Who Refuses Paycut

James T. Mack

Starred as Old Man at Party

1933

Sitting Pretty

Sitting Pretty

Sitting Pretty

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Set Designer

James T. Mack

Starred as Bumpo's Animator

1933

The Little Giant

The Little Giant

The Little Giant

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Harry S. Winter

James T. Mack

Starred as Ahern's Butler

1935

This Is the Life

This Is the Life

This Is the Life

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Dr. Dudley - Sunday School Picnic Minister

James T. Mack

Starred as Stage Doorman

1936

Libeled Lady

Libeled Lady

Libeled Lady

Harry C. Bradley

Starred as Justice of the Peace

James T. Mack

Starred as Pop

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