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Movies of Ferdinand Schumann-Heink and William Worthington together

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink and William Worthington have starred in 6 movies together. Their first film was The World Moves On in 1934. The most recent movie that Ferdinand Schumann-Heink and William Worthington starred together was Espionage Agent in 1939.

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1934

The World Moves On

The World Moves On

The World Moves On

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as Fritz von Gerhardt

William Worthington

Starred as Judge of Duel

1935

Symphony of Living

Symphony of Living

Symphony of Living

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as The Doctor

William Worthington

Starred as Symphony Chairman

1935

The Case of the Lucky Legs

The Case of the Lucky Legs

The Case of the Lucky Legs

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as Hotel Clerk Presenting Bill

William Worthington

Starred as Audience Member Next to Patton

1936

The Law in Her Hands

The Law in Her Hands

The Law in Her Hands

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as Second Trial Defense Attorney

William Worthington

Starred as Appellate Court Judge

1937

Ready, Willing and Able

Ready, Willing and Able

Ready, Willing and Able

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as Purser

William Worthington

Starred as Elderly Man in Hallway

1939

Espionage Agent

Espionage Agent

Espionage Agent

Ferdinand Schumann-Heink

Starred as Train Conductor

William Worthington

Starred as Instructor in Montage

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