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Movies of Leo Delaney and Helen Gardner together

Leo Delaney and Helen Gardner have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was A Reformed Santa Claus in 1911. The most recent movie that Leo Delaney and Helen Gardner starred together was Where the Money Went in 1912.

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1911

A Reformed Santa Claus

A Reformed Santa Claus

A Reformed Santa Claus

Leo Delaney

Starred as Uncredited

Helen Gardner

Starred as The Widow

1911

A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities

A Tale of Two Cities

Leo Delaney

Starred as Darnay

Helen Gardner

Starred as Uncredited

1911

By Woman's Wit

By Woman's Wit

By Woman's Wit

Leo Delaney

Starred as The Clerk

Helen Gardner

Starred as The Wife

1911

Madge of the Mountains

Madge of the Mountains

Madge of the Mountains

Leo Delaney

Starred as Henry Brownlee Jr.

Helen Gardner

Starred as Madge of the Mountains

1911

Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair

Vanity Fair

Leo Delaney

Starred as George Osborne

Helen Gardner

Starred as Becky Sharp

1912

Her Boy

Her Boy

Her Boy

Leo Delaney

Starred as Harry Ballor - the Son

Helen Gardner

Starred as Sue - Harry's Sweetheart

1912

The Love of John Ruskin

The Love of John Ruskin

The Love of John Ruskin

Leo Delaney

Starred as Sir John Millais

Helen Gardner

Starred as Mrs. John Ruskin

1912

Where the Money Went

Where the Money Went

Where the Money Went

Leo Delaney

Starred as The Real Estate Agent

Helen Gardner

Starred as Mrs. Fred Hart - the Jealous Wife

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