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Movies of Paul McVey and Ray Walker together

Paul McVey and Ray Walker have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Baby Take a Bow in 1934. The most recent movie that Paul McVey and Ray Walker starred together was Henry Aldrich Haunts a House in 1943.

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1934

Baby Take a Bow

Baby Take a Bow

Baby Take a Bow

Paul McVey

Starred as Daniels

Ray Walker

Starred as Larry Scott

1935

Ladies Love Danger

Ladies Love Danger

Ladies Love Danger

Paul McVey

Starred as Detective Aide

Ray Walker

Starred as Haskins

1935

Music Is Magic

Music Is Magic

Music Is Magic

Paul McVey

Starred as Theatre Spectator

Ray Walker

Starred as Jack Lambert

1937

Angel's Holiday

Angel's Holiday

Angel's Holiday

Paul McVey

Starred as Uncredited

Ray Walker

Starred as Crandall

1937

One Mile from Heaven

One Mile from Heaven

One Mile from Heaven

Paul McVey

Starred as Johnny

Ray Walker

Starred as Mortimer Atlas

1942

Brooklyn Orchid

Brooklyn Orchid

Brooklyn Orchid

Paul McVey

Starred as Party Gest

Ray Walker

Starred as Orchestra Leader, Emcee

1942

Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh

Paul McVey

Starred as Thornton

Ray Walker

Starred as Sutcliffe

1943

Crazy House

Crazy House

Crazy House

Paul McVey

Starred as Studio Executive

Ray Walker

Starred as Radio Host at Drive-in

1943

Henry Aldrich Haunts a House

Henry Aldrich Haunts a House

Henry Aldrich Haunts a House

Paul McVey

Starred as Mr. Bellows

Ray Walker

Starred as Beamish--Detective

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