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Movies of Ed Brady and Sidney D'Albrook together

Ed Brady and Sidney D'Albrook have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Over the Border in 1922. The most recent movie that Ed Brady and Sidney D'Albrook starred together was North West Mounted Police in 1940.

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1922

Over the Border

Over the Border

Over the Border

Ed Brady

Starred as Uncredited

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Snow Devil

1927

The King of Kings

The King of Kings

The King of Kings

Ed Brady

Starred as Uncredited

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Thomas, the Doubter

1929

Dynamite

Dynamite

Dynamite

Ed Brady

Starred as Coal Miner

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Coal Miner

1933

Night Flight

Night Flight

Night Flight

Ed Brady

Starred as Radio Operator on Telephone

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Airport Office Employee

1934

Treasure Island

Treasure Island

Treasure Island

Ed Brady

Starred as Pirate

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Joyce

1935

The Whole Town's Talking

The Whole Town's Talking

The Whole Town's Talking

Ed Brady

Starred as Trustee

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Waiter

1937

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Wells Fargo

Ed Brady

Starred as Prospector

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Townsman

1939

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Union Pacific

Ed Brady

Starred as Bartender

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Man

1940

North West Mounted Police

North West Mounted Police

North West Mounted Police

Ed Brady

Starred as Trapper

Sidney D'Albrook

Starred as Anton

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