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Movies of Paul Harvey and Dorothy Vaughan together

Paul Harvey and Dorothy Vaughan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Black Legion in 1937. The most recent movie that Paul Harvey and Dorothy Vaughan starred together was The Great Caruso in 1951.

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1937

Black Legion

Black Legion

Black Legion

Paul Harvey

Starred as Billings

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Mrs. Grogan

1941

Three Girls About Town

Three Girls About Town

Three Girls About Town

Paul Harvey

Starred as Fred Chambers, editor

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Mrs. McDougall, scrubwoman

1946

That Brennan Girl

That Brennan Girl

That Brennan Girl

Paul Harvey

Starred as Judge

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Mrs. Reagan, Denny's Mother

1946

The Bamboo Blonde

The Bamboo Blonde

The Bamboo Blonde

Paul Harvey

Starred as Patrick Ransom, Sr.

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Mom

1946

They Made Me a Killer

They Made Me a Killer

They Made Me a Killer

Paul Harvey

Starred as District Attorney Booth

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Nancy, Blacksmith's Wife

1946

Up Goes Maisie

Up Goes Maisie

Up Goes Maisie

Paul Harvey

Starred as Mr. J.G. Nuboult

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Landlady

1949

Take One False Step

Take One False Step

Take One False Step

Paul Harvey

Starred as A.K. Arnspiger

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Leona

1951

The Great Caruso

The Great Caruso

The Great Caruso

Paul Harvey

Starred as Opera Benefit Master of Ceremonies

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Louise's Housekeeper

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