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Movies of Bill Elliott and Arthur Treacher together

Bill Elliott and Arthur Treacher have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Desirable in 1934. The most recent movie that Bill Elliott and Arthur Treacher starred together was You Can't Have Everything in 1937.

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1934

Desirable

Desirable

Desirable

Bill Elliott

Starred as Party Guest

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Butler

1934

Hollywood Party

Hollywood Party

Hollywood Party

Bill Elliott

Starred as Party Guest

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Durante's Butler

1935

Bright Lights

Bright Lights

Bright Lights

Bill Elliott

Starred as Backstage Actor

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Wilbur

1935

Go Into Your Dance

Go Into Your Dance

Go Into Your Dance

Bill Elliott

Starred as Jackson's Secretary, Dorothy's Dance Partner

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Latimer

1935

Going Highbrow

Going Highbrow

Going Highbrow

Bill Elliott

Starred as Post Reporter

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Waiter

1935

Personal Maid's Secret

Personal Maid's Secret

Personal Maid's Secret

Bill Elliott

Starred as Warren Sherrill

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Owen

1935

The Woman in Red

The Woman in Red

The Woman in Red

Bill Elliott

Starred as Stuart Wyatt

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Major Albert Casserly

1937

You Can't Have Everything

You Can't Have Everything

You Can't Have Everything

Bill Elliott

Starred as Lulu's Bathing Companion

Arthur Treacher

Starred as Bevins

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