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Movies of Ralph Sanford and Vera Lewis together

Ralph Sanford and Vera Lewis have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Angels with Dirty Faces in 1938. The most recent movie that Ralph Sanford and Vera Lewis starred together was It's a Joke, Son! in 1947.

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1938

Angels with Dirty Faces

Angels with Dirty Faces

Angels with Dirty Faces

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Policeman on El Toro Club Phone

Vera Lewis

Starred as Soapy's Mother

1938

Broadway Musketeers

Broadway Musketeers

Broadway Musketeers

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Policeman Breaking Door Down

Vera Lewis

Starred as Landlady

1938

Girls on Probation

Girls on Probation

Girls on Probation

Ralph Sanford

Starred as First Detective

Vera Lewis

Starred as Miss Lewis - Secretary

1939

Dodge City

Dodge City

Dodge City

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Brawler

Vera Lewis

Starred as League Member in Polka-Dot Dress

1939

Kid Nightingale

Kid Nightingale

Kid Nightingale

Ralph Sanford

Starred as First Drunk at Soxey's

Vera Lewis

Starred as Woman Crashing Vase

1940

They Drive by Night

They Drive by Night

They Drive by Night

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Driver in Cafe

Vera Lewis

Starred as Landlady

1941

Four Mothers

Four Mothers

Four Mothers

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Bill

Vera Lewis

Starred as Mrs. Ridgefield

1947

It's a Joke, Son!

It's a Joke, Son!

It's a Joke, Son!

Ralph Sanford

Starred as Knifey, Healey's Henchman

Vera Lewis

Starred as Hortense Dimwitty

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