Harold Huber

The Joker is Wild 26th September 1957 as Harry Bliss (uncredited)

Let's Dance 29th November 1950 as Marcel

My Friend Irma Goes West 25th June 1950 as Pete

Crime Doctor 22nd June 1943 as Joe Dylan

Ice Capades Revue 24th December 1942 as Duke Baldwin

Lady from Chungking 21st December 1942 as General Kaimura

Manila Calling 16th October 1942 as Santoro

Little Tokyo, U.S.A. 8th July 1942 as Ito Takimura

A Gentleman After Dark 16th April 1942 as Stubby

Sleepytime Gal 5th March 1942 as Honest Joe Kincaid

Pardon My Stripes 26th January 1942 as Big George Kilraine

Down Mexico Way 15th October 1941 as Pancho Grande

Charlie Chan in Rio 5th September 1941 as Senior Souto, police chief

Country Fair 5th May 1941 as Cash Nichols

A Man Betrayed 7th March 1941 as Morris Slade

Dance, Girl, Dance 30th August 1940 as Hoboken Gent

Kit Carson 30th August 1940 as Lopez

The Ghost Comes Home 8th March 1940 as Tony

Charlie McCarthy, Detective 22nd December 1939 as Tony Garcia

City in Darkness 15th November 1939 as Police Inspector Marcel Spivak

Main Street Lawyer 2nd November 1939 as Tony Marco

Beau Geste 24th July 1939 as Voisin

6,000 Enemies 9th June 1939 as Joe Silenus

Chasing Danger 5th May 1939 as Carlos Demitri

The Lady and the Mob 3rd April 1939 as Harry the Lug

You Can't Get Away with Murder 23rd March 1939 as Scappa

King of the Turf 17th February 1939 as Santelli

Going Places 31st December 1938 as Maxie

While New York Sleeps 16th December 1938 as Joe Marco

Little Tough Guys in Society 1st November 1938 as Uncle Buck

Mysterious Mr. Moto 17th September 1938 as Ernst Litmar

Passport Husband 15th July 1938 as Blackie Bennet

Gangs of New York 23rd May 1938 as Panatella

A Trip to Paris 6th May 1938 as Willie Jones

Mr. Moto's Gamble 7th April 1938 as Lieutenant Riggs

The Adventures of Marco Polo 7th April 1938 as Toctai

A Slight Case of Murder 26th February 1938 as Guiseppe

International Settlement 4th February 1938 as Joseph Lang

Charlie Chan at Monte Carlo 17th December 1937 as French Police Inspector

Charlie Chan on Broadway 22nd September 1937 as Chief Inspector James Nelson NYPD

Love Under Fire 20th August 1937 as Lt. Chavez

Outlaws of the Orient 20th August 1937 as Gen. Ho-Fang

Angel's Holiday 7th June 1937 as Bat Regan

The Good Earth 2nd June 1937 as Cousin

Midnight Taxi 4th April 1937 as Walter 'Lucky' Todd

Trouble in Morocco 9th March 1937 as Palmo

The Gay Desperado 2nd October 1936 as Juan Campo

The Devil Is a Sissy 18th September 1936 as Willie

Kelly the Second 21st August 1936 as Spike

Women Are Trouble 31st July 1936 as Pete the Pusher

San Francisco 26th June 1936 as 'Babe'

Klondike Annie 21st February 1936 as Chan Lo

Muss 'em Up 13th February 1936 as Maratti

We're Only Human 27th December 1935 as Tony Ricci

I Live My Life 4th October 1935 as Picture Hanger (Uncredited)

Pursuit 9th August 1935 as Jake

'G' Men 4th May 1935 as Venke

Reckless 19th April 1935 as Nick Londos (uncredited)

Naughty Marietta 29th March 1935 as Abe

One New York Night 8th March 1935 as Blake

Forsaking All Others 23rd December 1934 as Mr. Frankenstein (Uncredited)

The World Accuses 11th November 1934 as 'Checkers' Fraley

Cheating Cheaters 5th November 1934 as Edgar 'Legs' Finelli

Port of Lost Dreams 14th October 1934 as Louis Constolos

Hide-Out 24th August 1934 as Dr. Warner

The Defense Rests 15th July 1934 as Castro

He Was Her Man 16th June 1934 as J.C. Ward, Curly's Hitman

The Merry Frinks 26th May 1934 as Benny Lopez

The Thin Man 25th May 1934 as Arthur Nunheim

A Very Honorable Guy 18th April 1934 as Joe Ponzetti

The Line-Up 17th April 1934 as 'Mile-a-Way' Miller

No More Women 3rd March 1934 as Iceberg

Hi, Nellie! 20th January 1934 as Leo

Fury of the Jungle 23rd October 1933 as Gaston Labelle aka Frenchy

The Bowery 7th October 1933 as Slick (uncredited)

Police Car 17 30th September 1933 as Johnny Davis

Mary Stevens, M.D. 22nd July 1933 as Tony

Midnight Mary 30th June 1933 as Puggy

The Mayor of Hell 24th June 1933 as Joe

The Life of Jimmy Dolan 3rd June 1933 as Reggie Newman

The Silk Express 1st June 1933 as Train Guard Craft

Girl Missing 4th March 1933 as Jim Hendricks

Ladies They Talk About 4th February 1933 as Lefty Simons

Parachute Jumper 28th January 1933 as Steve Donovan

Frisco Jenny 14th January 1933 as George Weaver

The Match King 31st December 1932 as Scarlatti

20,000 Years in Sing Sing 24th December 1932 as Death Row Convict Tony (uncredited)

Central Park 10th December 1932 as Nick Sarno

The Criminal Code 3rd January 1931 as Convict in Yard