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Dorothy Ford-Benny Bartlett-Leo Gorcey-David Gorcey "Feudin´Fools" 1952, de William Beaudine.
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Dorothy Ford-Benny Bartlett-Leo Gorcey-David Gorcey "Feudin´Fools" 1952, de William Beaudine.
Virginia Weidler and Benny Bartlett in Maid of Salem
13 Hours by Air (Thirteen Hours by Air) (1936) Mitchell Leisen
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The Texas Rangers 1936
"Your agapanthus doesn't seem to be doing so well. Have you been feeding it?" "Well, not the right kind of food, I'm afraid. After all, agapanthus carnivorous is a man-eater." "Yeah, true, true." "Derek, dear. The plump one, Mahoney? He looks so nourishing."
- Dr. Derek Gravesend (by John Dehner) & Amelia Gravesend (by Ellen Corby), The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters (1954)
"Would you like a high cut or a low cut, sir?"
-Grissom the butler (by Paul Wexler), The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters (1954)
"Good night, gentlemen. Rest in peace."
-Grissom the butler (by Paul Wexler), The Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters (1954)
Brian Donlevy pulls a gun in flight on John Howard, ZaSu Pitts, Fred MacMurray, and Joan Bennett in a scene from 13 Hours by Air (1936). Benny Bartlett as Waldemar Pitt III is at Brian's rear. Benny was born in Independence, Kansas, and had 85 acting credits from 1935 to a 1958 tv episode. His 1935 film debut featured him as a child prodigy piano player, and in 1936 he appeared in a Paramount short performing a piano piece he wrote at age nine. His entries among my best 1,001 movies are Easy Living and Rear Window (man with Miss Torso). His other honorable mentions are The Texas Rangers and A Lady Takes a Chance.
Fred MacMurray, Jack Oakie and Benny Bartlett in publicity stills for The Texas Rangers (1936). Ben was born in Independence, Kansas and had 85 acting credits from 1935 to a 1958 tv episode.
His other notable credits include Easy Living, Just Around the Corner with Shirley Temple, uncredited bits in Meet John Doe , A Lady Takes a Chance, Cheaper By the Dozen, and Rear Window (as the man with Miss Torso),
Benny Bartlett, Huntz Hall, and Leo Gorcey in Jail Busters (1955).