Movies of Marvin Loback and Julia Griffith together
Marvin Loback and Julia Griffith have starred in 16 movies together. Their first film was Don't Tell Dad in 1925. The most recent movie that Marvin Loback and Julia Griffith starred together was The Singing Boxer in 1933.
1925
Don't Tell Dad
Don't Tell Dad
Marvin Loback
Starred as Dick Stewart - Detective
Julia Griffith
Starred as Train Passenger
1926
A Blonde's Revenge
1926
Hooked at the Altar
Hooked at the Altar
Marvin Loback
Starred as Eric Broadhurst
Julia Griffith
Starred as Wedding Guest
1926
Smith's Vacation
1927
A Hollywood Hero
A Hollywood Hero
Marvin Loback
Starred as Train Passenger Husband
Julia Griffith
Starred as Spinster
1930
Sugar Plum Papa
1931
I Surrender Dear
1931
Movie-Town
1931
The Albany Branch
The Albany Branch
Marvin Loback
Starred as Fat Streetcar Passenger
Julia Griffith
Starred as Mrs. Winchester
1931
The Great Pie Mystery
The Great Pie Mystery
Marvin Loback
Starred as Farmhand
Julia Griffith
Starred as Peaches Stone's Mother
1932
Doubling in the Quickies
1932
False Impressions
False Impressions
Marvin Loback
Starred as The Cook aka Baron Vanderlitz
Julia Griffith
Starred as Mrs. Windy Windermere
1932
Meet the Senator
1932
The Singing Plumber
The Singing Plumber
Marvin Loback
Starred as 1st Acrobat
Julia Griffith
Starred as Undetermined Role
1933
Don't Play Bridge with Your Wife
Don't Play Bridge with Your Wife
Marvin Loback
Starred as Kibitzer lin Stockade
Julia Griffith
Starred as Mrs. Roberts
1933
The Singing Boxer
The Singing Boxer
Marvin Loback
Starred as Man at Recital
Julia Griffith
Starred as Mrs. Granville Pettibone
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