Movies of William B. Davidson and Harry Seymour together
William B. Davidson and Harry Seymour have starred in 16 movies together. Their first film was Central Park in 1932. The most recent movie that William B. Davidson and Harry Seymour starred together was Shine on Harvest Moon in 1944.
1932
Central Park
Central Park
William B. Davidson
Starred as Police Lieutenant
Harry Seymour
Starred as Gangster Posing as Guard
1934
Fog Over Frisco
Fog Over Frisco
William B. Davidson
Starred as Joe Hogue - Editor
Harry Seymour
Starred as Bill - Messenger with Bonds
1934
Friends of Mr. Sweeney
1934
Massacre
1934
Midnight Alibi
Midnight Alibi
William B. Davidson
Starred as Nick - Angie's Henchman
Harry Seymour
Starred as Photographer in Courtroom
1934
Twenty Million Sweethearts
Twenty Million Sweethearts
William B. Davidson
Starred as Bill
Harry Seymour
Starred as Buddy's Announcer
1934
Upperworld
Upperworld
William B. Davidson
Starred as City Editor
Harry Seymour
Starred as Passerby Talking to Officer Moran
1935
Bright Lights
Bright Lights
William B. Davidson
Starred as The Ventriloquist
Harry Seymour
Starred as Theatre Manager at End
1935
Devil Dogs of the Air
1935
Go Into Your Dance
1936
The Singing Kid
1940
Seven Sinners
1941
The Lady from Cheyenne
1941
Three Girls About Town
1942
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Yankee Doodle Dandy
William B. Davidson
Starred as New York Stage Manager
Harry Seymour
Starred as O'Rourke's Varieties Stagehand
1944
Shine on Harvest Moon
Shine on Harvest Moon
William B. Davidson
Starred as Tim Donovan
Harry Seymour
Starred as Harry - Pianist
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