Harry Stubbs

Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man 12th March 1943 as Guno a Vasaria Policeman

Ten Gentlemen from West Point 26th June 1942 as Senator (uncredited)

Eagle Squadron 16th June 1942 as Cockney

The Wolf Man 9th December 1941 as Reverend Norman (uncredited)

Burma Convoy 16th October 1941 as Hubert

The Singing Hill 25th April 1941 as James Morgan

A Dispatch from Reuters 19th October 1940 as Board Member (uncredited)

The Mummy's Hand 20th September 1940 as Bartender

Waterloo Bridge 17th May 1940 as Proprietor of Eating House (uncredited)

The House of the Seven Gables 12th April 1940 as Jeremiah - Man in Pub

Zanzibar 8th March 1940 as Alf

The Invisible Man Returns 12th January 1940 as Constable Tewsbury (uncredited)

Peck's Bad Boy with the Circus 2nd December 1938 as Hank

I Stand Accused 29th October 1938 as Mr. Moss

Marie Antoinette 26th August 1938 as Second Councilor (uncredited)

Doctor Rhythm 6th May 1938 as Police Captain

In Old Chicago 15th April 1938 as Fire Commissioner

Love and Hisses 21st December 1937 as Producer

London by Night 30th July 1937 as Postman

On the Avenue 12th February 1937 as Kelly

The White Angel 25th June 1936 as Sergeant (uncredited)

The Girl from Mandalay 19th April 1936 as Herbert Trevor

Sutter's Gold 1st March 1936 as John Jacob Astor

The Spanish Cape Mystery 9th October 1935 as Sheriff Moley

Werewolf of London 13th May 1935 as Officer Jenkins (uncredited)

Captain Hurricane 1st March 1935 as Henry Stone

Now and Forever 31st August 1934 as Harry O'Neil (uncredited)

All of Me 1st February 1934 as Second Man in Speakeasy (uncredited)

The Invisible Man 31st October 1933 as Inspector Bird

Made on Broadway 19th May 1933 as Party Guest

The Rich Are Always with Us 19th May 1932 as Randall (uncredited)

Letty Lynton 30th April 1932 as Ship's Steward (Uncredited)

Young Bride 8th April 1932 as Mr. Perlman the Promoter

Her Majesty, Love 15th December 1931 as Hanneman

Fanny Foley Herself 9th October 1931 as Crosby

Stepping Out 11th April 1931 as Tubby Smith

Millie 6th February 1931 as Mark

Abraham Lincoln 8th November 1930 as Undetermined Role (uncredited)

The Truth About Youth 3rd November 1930 as Horace Palmer 'Waddles'

Doughboys 30th August 1930 as Sergeant (uncredited)

Ladies Must Play 1st August 1930 as Stormfield Button

Dancing Sweeties 19th July 1930 as Alderman Oliver (uncredited)

The Bad One 3rd May 1930 as Sailor

The Night Ride 12th January 1930 as Bob O'Leary

The Locked Door 16th November 1929 as The Waiter

Three Live Ghosts 15th September 1929 as Bolton

Alibi 20th April 1929 as Buck Bachman

Locked Doors 5th January 1925 as Undetermined Role