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Movies of Payne B. Johnson and Frank Mills together

Payne B. Johnson and Frank Mills have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was You Can't Buy Luck in 1937. The most recent movie that Payne B. Johnson and Frank Mills starred together was The Lady from Cheyenne in 1941.

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1937

You Can't Buy Luck

You Can't Buy Luck

You Can't Buy Luck

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Orphan Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as DeJarno - Prisoner

1940

Brigham Young

Brigham Young

Brigham Young

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Boy in Covered Wagon

Frank Mills

Starred as Man in Newspaper Office, Agitator

1940

Santa Fe Trail

Santa Fe Trail

Santa Fe Trail

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Western Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as Train Passenger

1940

Those Were the Days!

Those Were the Days!

Those Were the Days!

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as Second Hobo

1941

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Honky Tonk

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Western Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as Man #2 Agreeing with Candy

1941

Penny Serenade

Penny Serenade

Penny Serenade

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Boy in Christmas Play

Frank Mills

Starred as Chubby Printer

1941

Sullivan's Travels

Sullivan's Travels

Sullivan's Travels

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as Drunk Eating in Theater

1941

The Lady from Cheyenne

The Lady from Cheyenne

The Lady from Cheyenne

Payne B. Johnson

Starred as School Boy

Frank Mills

Starred as Saloon Waiter

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