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Movies of Irving Bacon and Dorothy Vaughan together

Irving Bacon and Dorothy Vaughan have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was There Goes My Girl in 1937. The most recent movie that Irving Bacon and Dorothy Vaughan starred together was Emergency Wedding in 1950.

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1937

There Goes My Girl

There Goes My Girl

There Goes My Girl

Irving Bacon

Starred as Policeman Guarding Front Entrance

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Pedestrian Grabbing Connie

1938

The Chaser

The Chaser

The Chaser

Irving Bacon

Starred as Harvey, Streetcar Conductor

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Woman Auto Driver

1941

Million Dollar Baby

Million Dollar Baby

Million Dollar Baby

Irving Bacon

Starred as Income Tax Man

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Miss Smith, Customs Officer

1943

The Amazing Mrs. Holliday

The Amazing Mrs. Holliday

The Amazing Mrs. Holliday

Irving Bacon

Starred as Ticket Agent

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Maid

1944

Casanova Brown

Casanova Brown

Casanova Brown

Irving Bacon

Starred as Hotel Manager

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as The Drury's Cook

1947

High Wall

High Wall

High Wall

Irving Bacon

Starred as Gas Station Owner

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Harriet - Ann's Housekeeper

1949

Manhandled

Manhandled

Manhandled

Irving Bacon

Starred as Sgt. Fayle

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Woman in Hallway

1950

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Emergency Wedding

Irving Bacon

Starred as Filbert - Mechanic

Dorothy Vaughan

Starred as Woman Patient

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