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James C. Morton
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In short · Acted for four decades — 22 credits.
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Actor
22 credits
Wild Geese Calling(1941)
Mack
Film
Lucky Devils(1941)
Exposition Guard
Film
Black Diamonds(1940)
Joseph Aloysius Stacey
Film
The Courageous Dr. Christian(1940)
Bailey
Film
We Want Our Mummy(1939)
Prof. Wilson
Film
Three Missing Links(1938)
B.O. Botswaddle
Film
Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb(1938)
Hotel Manager
Film
Public Cowboy No. 1(1937)
Eustace P. Quackenbush
Film
Brothers of the West(1937)
Mitchell - Cattleman's Protective Assoc. Chief
Film
Hill-Tillies(1936)
Cop
Filmhollywood-the-second-step-1936(1936)
'Tarzan' Assistant Director
Film
Modern Times(1936)
Assembly Line Relief Man (uncredited)
Film
Pardon My Scotch(1935)
J.T. Walton
Film
Oh, My Nerves(1935)
Actor
Film
Tit for Tat(1935)
Policeman
Film
The Timid Young Man(1935)
Helen's Father
Film
The Fixer Uppers(1935)
Policeman
Film
Love Birds(1934)
Bartender
Film
The Soilers(1932)
Judge J.A. Morton
Film
Alum and Eve(1932)
Policeman
Film
What Price Pants(1931)
Henchman
Film
A Grocery Clerk's Romance(1912)
Brown - the Husband
Film
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