Hugh Herbert

Havana Rose 15th September 1951 as Filbert Fillmore

One Shivery Night 13th July 1950 as Hugh

Super-Wolf 13th October 1949 as Aunt Fanny / Dave McGurk alias Dave the Drip

The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend 27th May 1949 as Doctor

Trapped by a Blonde 7th April 1949 as Hugh

A Pinch in Time 11th November 1948

A Song Is Born 19th October 1948 as Professor Twingle

The Girl from Manhattan 1st October 1948 as Aaron Goss

So This Is New York 1st June 1948 as Mr. Trumball

Tall, Dark and Gruesome 15th April 1948 as Hugh Sherlock, playwright

On Our Merry Way 3rd February 1948 as Eli Hobbs

Should Husbands Marry? 13th November 1947 as Hugh

Blondie in the Dough 16th October 1947 as Liewellyn Simmons

Nervous Shakedown 13th March 1947 as Mr. Penn

Hot Heir 13th February 1947 as Hugh Herbert

Honeymoon Blues 17th October 1946 as Hugh 'Hughie' Herbert

Get Along, Little Zombie 9th May 1946 as Hugh

One Way to Love 8th January 1946 as Eustace P. Trumble

The Mayor's Husband 20th September 1945 as Hugh Herbert

Wife Decoy 18th May 1945 as Hughie Hawkins

Woo, Woo! 5th January 1945

Music for Millions 18th December 1944 as Uncle Ferdinand

A Knight and a Blonde 18th November 1944 as Hugh

Kismet 1st October 1944 as Feisal

Ever Since Venus 14th September 1944 as P.G. Grimble

His Hotel Sweet 9th July 1944 as Hugh 'Hughie' Herbert

Oh, Baby! 17th April 1944 as Elmer 'Picklepuss' Burns

Who's Hugh? 17th December 1943 as Hugh Herbert

Pitchin' in the Kitchen 10th September 1943 as Adam Spiggott

Stage Door Canteen 24th June 1943 as Hugh Herbert

It's a Great Life 27th May 1943 as Timothy Brewster

Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch 1st October 1942 as Marcus P. Throckmorton

There's One Born Every Minute 26th June 1942 as Lemuel P. Twine / Abner Twine / Colonel Cladius Zebediah Twine

You're Telling Me 3rd May 1942 as Hubert Abercrombie Gumm

Don't Get Personal 2nd January 1942 as Elmer Whippet / Oscar Whippet

Hellzapoppin' 25th December 1941 as Quimby

Badlands of Dakota 15th September 1941 as Rocky Plummer

Hello, Sucker 1st June 1941 as Hubert Worthington Clippe

The Black Cat 2nd May 1941 as Mr. Penny

Slightly Tempted 18th October 1940 as Professor Ross

Hit Parade of 1941 14th October 1940 as Ferdinand Farraday

The Villain Still Pursued Her 11th October 1940 as Frederick Healy

A Little Bit of Heaven 10th October 1940 as Pop Loring

Private Affairs 5th July 1940 as Angus McPherson

La Conga Nights 31st May 1940 as Henry I. Dibble Jr. / Faith Dibble / Hope Dibble / Charity Dibble / Prudence Dibble / Mrs. Henry I. Dibble Jr. / Henry I. Dibble Sr.

Little Accident 26th October 1939 as Herbert Pearson

Eternally Yours 7th October 1939 as Benton

The Lady's from Kentucky 27th April 1939 as Mousey Johnson

The Family Next Door 30th March 1939 as George Pierce

Breakdowns of 1938 31st December 1938 as Silas Jenkins / Maurice Giraud (archive footage) (uncredited)

The Great Waltz 4th November 1938 as Julius Hofbauer, Music Publisher

Four's a Crowd 4th August 1938 as Silas Jenkins, Justice of the Peace

Men Are Such Fools 15th June 1938 as Harvey Bates

Gold Diggers in Paris 11th June 1938 as Maurice Giraud

Hollywood Hotel 15th January 1938 as Chester Marshall

Breakdowns of 1937 31st December 1937 as Self

Sh! The Octopus 11th December 1937 as Kelly

The Perfect Specimen 23rd October 1937 as Killigrew Shaw

Marry the Girl 13th July 1937 as John B. Radway

The Singing Marine 3rd July 1937 as Aeneas Phinney

A Day at Santa Anita 22nd May 1937 as Hugh Herbert (uncredited)

Top of the Town 17th April 1937 as Hubert

That Man's Here Again 16th April 1937 as Thomas J. Jesse

Sing Me a Love Song 25th December 1936 as Siegfried Hammerschlag

Love Begins at Twenty 22nd August 1936 as Horatio Gillingwater

One Rainy Afternoon 13th May 1936 as Toto

Colleen 21st March 1936 as Cedric Ames

Sunkist Stars at Palm Springs 11th January 1936

A Dream Comes True 31st December 1935 as Himself (uncredited)

Miss Pacific Fleet 14th December 1935 as Mr. J. August Freytag

Things You Never See on the Screen 1st December 1935 as Self

To Beat the Band 23rd November 1935 as Hugo Twist / Elizabeth Twist

A Midsummer Night's Dream 9th October 1935 as Snout

We're in the Money 17th August 1935 as Homer Bronson

Traveling Saleslady 28th March 1935 as Elmer

Gold Diggers of 1935 15th March 1935 as T. Mosley Thorpe

A Trip Thru a Hollywood Studio 2nd February 1935 as Himself (uncredited)

Sweet Adeline 29th December 1934 as Rupert Rockingham

Kansas City Princess 14th September 1934 as Junior Ashcraft

Dames 1st September 1934 as Ezra Ounce

Fog Over Frisco 2nd June 1934 as Izzy Wright

The Merry Frinks 26th May 1934 as Joe 'Poppa' Frink

Merry Wives of Reno 18th April 1934 as Colonel Fitch

Harold Teen 7th April 1934 as Ed Rathburn

Wonder Bar 31st March 1934 as Corey Pratt

And She Learned About Dames 27th March 1934 as Himself

Fashions of 1934 14th February 1934 as Joe Ward

Easy to Love 13th January 1934 as Detective

Convention City 14th December 1933 as Hotstetter

From Headquarters 16th November 1933 as Manny Wales

College Coach 4th November 1933 as Barnett

Footlight Parade 21st October 1933 as Bowers

Bureau of Missing Persons 16th September 1933 as Detective Hank Slade

Goodbye Again 9th September 1933 as Harvey Wilson

She Had to Say Yes 15th July 1933 as Luther Haines

Diplomaniacs 28th April 1933 as Chinaman

Strictly Personal 17th March 1933 as Hugo Wetzel

Sham Poo, the Magician 25th November 1932 as Tourist

Faithless 15th October 1932 as Peter M. Blainey

Million Dollar Legs 8th July 1932 as Secretary of the Treasury

The Lost Squadron 12th March 1932 as Sergeant Fritz

Friends and Lovers 3rd October 1931 as McNellis

Traveling Husbands 15th August 1931 as Hymie Schwartz

The Sin Ship 18th April 1931 as Charlie

Laugh and Get Rich 27th March 1931 as Joe Austin

Danger Lights 9th January 1931 as Professor

Hook, Line and Sinker 26th December 1930 as Hotel House Detective

Caught in the Fog 25th August 1928 as Detective Riley

Husbands for Rent 31st December 1927 as Valet