Movies of Charles Eldridge and Harry T. Morey together
Charles Eldridge and Harry T. Morey have starred in 17 movies together. Their first film was A Cure for Pokeritis in 1912. The most recent movie that Charles Eldridge and Harry T. Morey starred together was The Gauntlet in 1920.
1912
A Cure for Pokeritis
1912
As You Like It
As You Like It
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Corin, a Shepherd
Harry T. Morey
Starred as Duke Frederick
1912
Doctor Bridget
1912
Following the Star
Following the Star
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Mr. Winthrop - Helen's Father
Harry T. Morey
Starred as George de la Marre
1912
Mr. Bolter's Infatuation
Mr. Bolter's Infatuation
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Mr. Merker - a Friend of Mr. Bolter's
Harry T. Morey
Starred as A Police Lieutenant
1912
She Cried
1912
The Meeting of the Ways
The Meeting of the Ways
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Uncredited
Harry T. Morey
Starred as The Gambler
1912
The Red Barrier
The Red Barrier
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Professor Bain
Harry T. Morey
Starred as Count Sergius - a Russian Diplomat
1913
Bingles Mends the Clock
1913
His Honor, the Mayor
1913
Suspicious Henry
1913
The Next Generation
1913
Tim Grogan's Foundling
Tim Grogan's Foundling
Charles Eldridge
Starred as 3rd Crook
Harry T. Morey
Starred as Sanford - 2nd Crook
1915
Crooky
1915
The Man Who Couldn't Beat God
The Man Who Couldn't Beat God
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Mr. Henchford
Harry T. Morey
Starred as Actor as Bill Sykes
1920
The Birth of a Soul
The Birth of a Soul
Charles Eldridge
Starred as Lem Barlow
Harry T. Morey
Starred as Charles Drayton, Philip Grey
1920
The Gauntlet
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