Eddie Foy Jr.
Acting
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Deadly Game
Carter
The Girl in the Empty Grave
Carter
Won Ton Ton: The Dog Who Saved Hollywood
Custard Pie Star
30 Is a Dangerous Age, Cynthia!
Oscar
Gidget Goes to Rome
Beachgoer Wanting to Use Phone (uncredited)
Gidget Goes Hawaiian
Monty Stewart
Bells Are Ringing
J. Otto Prantz
The Pajama Game
Vernon 'Hinesie' Hines
Mr. Broadway
Lucky Me
Duke McGee
The Farmer Takes a Wife
Fortune Friendly
Honeychile
Eddie Price
Wilson
Eddie Foy
And the Angels Sing
Fuzzy Johnson
Dixie
Mr. Felham
Dixie Dugan
Matt Hogan
Joan of Ozark
Eddie McCabe
Moonlight Masquerade
Lord Percy Ticklederry
Powder Town
Mr. Billy Meeker
Yankee Doodle Dandy
Eddie Foy
Yokel Boy
Joe Ruddy
Four Jacks and a Jill
Happy McScud, a Jack
Puddin' Head
Harold L. Montgomery Jr.
Country Fair
Johnny Campbell
Rookies on Parade
Cliff Dugan
The Case of the Black Parrot
Tripod Daniels
The Texas Rangers Ride Again
Mandolin
Scatterbrain
Eddie MacIntyre
A Fugitive from Justice
Ziggy
Murder in the Air
Gabby Watters
Lillian Russell
Eddie Foy Sr.
Alex in Wonderland
Alex Scarpio
Smashing the Money Ring
Gabby
The Cowboy Quarterback
Steve Adams
Frontier Marshal
Eddie Foy
Code of the Secret Service
Gabby
Women in the Wind
Denny Corson
Secret Service of the Air
Gabby Watters
The Prisoner of Swing
Dantsau
Hotel a la Swing
Reed - Revue Producer / Hotel Manager
George Hall & His Orchestra
Eddie, the Manager
College Holiday
Dancer
King of Burlesque
Dancer (uncredited)
I'll Be Suing You
Edward J. Foy
Benny, from Panama
Eddie Foy
Maid in Hollywood
Assistant Director
A Duke for a Day
Edward
Roamin' Vandals
Eddie
Myrt and Marge
Eddie Hanley
Broadway Thru a Keyhole
Joan's partner
Nearly Naked
Eddie
Leathernecking
Chick Evanss
Queen of the Night Clubs
Eddie Parr
The Swell Head
Chips of the Old Block
A Favorite Fool
One of the Widow's Children (as Seven Little Foys)
Actors' Fund Field Day
Self