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Movies of James Donlan and Henry O'Neill together

James Donlan and Henry O'Neill have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was From Headquarters in 1933. The most recent movie that James Donlan and Henry O'Neill starred together was Boulder Dam in 1936.

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1933

From Headquarters

From Headquarters

From Headquarters

James Donlan

Starred as Relaxing Reporter

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Inspector Donnelly

1933

I Loved a Woman

I Loved a Woman

I Loved a Woman

James Donlan

Starred as Voting Returns Announcer

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Mr. Farrell

1934

I've Got Your Number

I've Got Your Number

I've Got Your Number

James Donlan

Starred as Mr. Talley

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Mr. John P. Schuyler

1934

Midnight Alibi

Midnight Alibi

Midnight Alibi

James Donlan

Starred as Marty - the Bail Bondsman

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Jonathan Ardsley

1934

Now I'll Tell

Now I'll Tell

Now I'll Tell

James Donlan

Starred as Honey Smith

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Tommy Doran

1934

The Man Who Reclaimed His Head

The Man Who Reclaimed His Head

The Man Who Reclaimed His Head

James Donlan

Starred as Danglas - Man in Theatre Box

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Fernand de Marnay

1935

Dr. Socrates

Dr. Socrates

Dr. Socrates

James Donlan

Starred as Salesman in Car

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Greer

1936

Boulder Dam

Boulder Dam

Boulder Dam

James Donlan

Starred as Nightclub Manager

Henry O'Neill

Starred as Mr. Agnew

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