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Movies of Fred Mace and Arthur Tavares together

Fred Mace and Arthur Tavares have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Mabel's Stratagem in 1912. The most recent movie that Fred Mace and Arthur Tavares starred together was The Stolen Purse in 1913.

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1912

Mabel's Stratagem

Mabel's Stratagem

Mabel's Stratagem

Fred Mace

Starred as Jones - Mabel's Boss

Arthur Tavares

Starred as Maitre D', Lawyer

1913

Heinze's Resurrection

Heinze's Resurrection

Heinze's Resurrection

Fred Mace

Starred as Pat

Arthur Tavares

Starred as Man

1913

Mabel's Heroes

Mabel's Heroes

Mabel's Heroes

Fred Mace

Starred as 2nd Suitor

Arthur Tavares

Starred as Holdup Man

1913

The Cure That Failed

The Cure That Failed

The Cure That Failed

Fred Mace

Starred as George's Female Friend

Arthur Tavares

Starred as One of George's Friends

1913

The Elite Ball

The Elite Ball

The Elite Ball

Fred Mace

Starred as Rastus - Banjo Player

Arthur Tavares

Starred as Guitarist

1913

The Professor's Daughter

The Professor's Daughter

The Professor's Daughter

Fred Mace

Starred as Fred - the Professor's Daughter's True Love

Arthur Tavares

Starred as George - Father's Chosen Suitor

1913

The Rube and the Baron

The Rube and the Baron

The Rube and the Baron

Fred Mace

Starred as The Baron

Arthur Tavares

Starred as The Minister

1913

The Stolen Purse

The Stolen Purse

The Stolen Purse

Fred Mace

Starred as 2nd Cop

Arthur Tavares

Starred as Desk Sergeant

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