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Movies of Jimmy Aubrey and Henry Hall together

Jimmy Aubrey and Henry Hall have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Bachelor Mother in 1932. The most recent movie that Jimmy Aubrey and Henry Hall starred together was Marked for Murder in 1945.

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1932

Bachelor Mother

Bachelor Mother

Bachelor Mother

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Lamkin

Henry Hall

Starred as Judge Boland

1934

Inside Information

Inside Information

Inside Information

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Henry, Durand's Houseboy

Henry Hall

Starred as Mr. Seton

1936

Border Caballero

Border Caballero

Border Caballero

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Town Drunk

Henry Hall

Starred as Crowley - Town Banker

1937

Blake of Scotland Yard

Blake of Scotland Yard

Blake of Scotland Yard

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as The Hag, Baron Polinka

Henry Hall

Starred as Scotland Yard Detective [Chs. 5, 7, 11-13]

1937

Blake of Scotland Yard

Blake of Scotland Yard

Blake of Scotland Yard

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Baron Polinka

Henry Hall

Starred as Scotland Yard Detective

1944

Dead or Alive

Dead or Alive

Dead or Alive

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Bank Teller, Committee Member

Henry Hall

Starred as Judge Henry Wright

1944

The Whispering Skull

The Whispering Skull

The Whispering Skull

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Bartender

Henry Hall

Starred as Judge Polk

1945

Marked for Murder

Marked for Murder

Marked for Murder

Jimmy Aubrey

Starred as Bartender

Henry Hall

Starred as Sheriff Jim Whitlock

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