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Movies of George Irving and Fred Kelsey together

George Irving and Fred Kelsey have starred in 9 movies together. Their first film was Madonna of the Streets in 1924. The most recent movie that George Irving and Fred Kelsey starred together was Spy Ship in 1942.

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1924

Madonna of the Streets

Madonna of the Streets

Madonna of the Streets

George Irving

Starred as Uncredited

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Uncredited

1928

The Wright Idea

The Wright Idea

The Wright Idea

George Irving

Starred as Uncredited

Fred Kelsey

Starred as M.T. Flatt

1930

Only Saps Work

Only Saps Work

Only Saps Work

George Irving

Starred as Dr. White

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Murphy

1931

The Naughty Flirt

The Naughty Flirt

The Naughty Flirt

George Irving

Starred as Mr. John Raleigh Elliott

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Policeman in Paddy Wagon

1935

A Notorious Gentleman

A Notorious Gentleman

A Notorious Gentleman

George Irving

Starred as Judge Holman

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Detective

1935

Death Flies East

Death Flies East

Death Flies East

George Irving

Starred as Dr. Jim Moffat

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Police Lieutenant O'Brien

1936

Private Number

Private Number

Private Number

George Irving

Starred as Judge

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Detective in Ellen's Apartment

1937

Morning, Judge

Morning, Judge

Morning, Judge

George Irving

Starred as Uncredited

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Bailiff

1942

Spy Ship

Spy Ship

Spy Ship

George Irving

Starred as Harry Mitchell

Fred Kelsey

Starred as Night Watchman

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