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Movies of Milton Kibbee and Grady Sutton together

Milton Kibbee and Grady Sutton have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Dr. Socrates in 1935. The most recent movie that Milton Kibbee and Grady Sutton starred together was Guest Wife in 1945.

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1935

Dr. Socrates

Dr. Socrates

Dr. Socrates

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Bank Teller

Grady Sutton

Starred as Grocery Clerk

1936

The Singing Kid

The Singing Kid

The Singing Kid

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Train Ticket Clerk

Grady Sutton

Starred as Young Man

1939

The Flying Irishman

The Flying Irishman

The Flying Irishman

Milton Kibbee

Starred as New York Airport Manager

Grady Sutton

Starred as Clothing Salesman

1939

Three Smart Girls Grow Up

Three Smart Girls Grow Up

Three Smart Girls Grow Up

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Receptionist

Grady Sutton

Starred as Clarence, a Guest

1944

Casanova Brown

Casanova Brown

Casanova Brown

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Father at Baby Window

Grady Sutton

Starred as Tod - Best Man

1944

Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Johnny Doesn't Live Here Anymore

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Train Conductor

Grady Sutton

Starred as George

1945

Anchors Aweigh

Anchors Aweigh

Anchors Aweigh

Milton Kibbee

Starred as Bartender Serving Double Scotch

Grady Sutton

Starred as Bertram Kraler

1945

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Guest Wife

Milton Kibbee

Starred as News Vendor

Grady Sutton

Starred as Joe's Admirer

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