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Ralf Harolde
Born
May 16, 1899
Died: November 1, 1974
(Lived 75 years)
Place of Birth
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
80
Movies
2
TV Shows
Also Known As
Ralph Harold Wigger
Ralf Harold
Ralfe Harolde
Ralph Harolde
Rolf Harolde
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Ralf Harolde
Movies
80
TV Shows
2
The Best of Laurel and Hardy
as
Gangster's Bos (archive footage) (uncredited)
December 14, 1968
A New Kind of Love
as
French Waiter (uncredited)
October 10, 1963
The Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond
as
Doctor (uncredited)
February 3, 1960
Killer Shark
as
Slattery
March 19, 1950
Alaska Patrol
as
Steele
March 10, 1949
Behind Locked Doors
as
Fred Hopps
September 13, 1948
Hazard
as
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
May 28, 1948
Assigned to Danger
as
Matty Farmer
May 19, 1948
The Crimson Key
as
Gunman
July 2, 1947
Desperate
as
Walt's Doctor (uncredited)
June 20, 1947
Jewels of Brandenburg
as
Koslic
May 2, 1947
Backlash
as
X-Ray Technician
March 1, 1947
The Phantom Speaks
as
Frankie Teal
April 13, 1945
Murder, My Sweet
as
Dr. Sonderborg
December 14, 1944
A Lady Takes a Chance
as
Croupier
August 19, 1943
Secret Service In Darkest Africa
as
River Boat Captain
July 24, 1943
Sin Town
as
'Kentucky'Jones
September 25, 1942
Baby Face Morgan
as
Joe Torelli
September 15, 1942
Broadway
as
Dolph
May 8, 1942
Gang Busters
as
Halliger
March 31, 1942
Sealed Lips
as
Lips Haggarty
January 2, 1942
I Killed That Man
as
Nick Ross
November 28, 1941
The Stork Pays Off
as
'Stud' Rocco
October 5, 1941
Bad Man of Deadwood
as
Jake Marvel
September 5, 1941
Rags to Riches
as
Slip Conlan
July 31, 1941
Raiders of the Desert
as
Sheik Talifer
July 17, 1941
Horror Island
as
Rod Grady
March 28, 1941
The Sea Wolf
Cast
March 21, 1941
Ridin' on a Rainbow
as
Blake, Bank Robber
January 24, 1941
Lucky Devils
as
R. W. Ritter
January 3, 1941
The Rookie Cop
as
Joey Anderman, Roadhouse Owner
April 28, 1939
Undercover Agent
as
Bartel
April 19, 1939
One Mile from Heaven
as
Moxie McGrath
August 18, 1937
The Last Train from Madrid
as
Lola’s Friend (uncredited)
June 25, 1937
Her Husband Lies
as
Steve Burdick
March 13, 1937
A Man Betrayed
as
Tony Maroc
December 27, 1936
The Accusing Finger
as
Lean, Angry Convict
November 17, 1936
15 Maiden Lane
as
Tony
October 16, 1936
Our Relations
as
Gangster Boss
September 15, 1936
Human Cargo
as
Tony Sculla
May 15, 1936
Song and Dance Man
as
Crosby
March 11, 1936
The Little Red Schoolhouse
as
Pete Scardoni
March 2, 1936
My Marriage
as
Jones
January 31, 1936
If You Could Only Cook
as
Swig
December 30, 1935
Forced Landing
as
Burns
December 2, 1935
Woman Wanted
as
Monk Shelby (uncredited)
August 2, 1935
Silk Hat Kid
as
Lefty Phillips
July 19, 1935
Stolen Harmony
as
Dude Williams (uncredited)
April 20, 1935
Great God Gold
as
Frank Nitto
April 14, 1935
The Perfect Clue
as
Sid Barkley
March 13, 1935
Sweepstake Annie
as
Hobart - Screenwriter (uncredited)
January 29, 1935
Million Dollar Baby
as
Mac
December 29, 1934
She Loves Me Not
as
J. B. Marshall
August 31, 1934
Baby Take a Bow
as
Trigger Stone
June 30, 1934
He Was Her Man
as
Frank 'Red' Deering
June 16, 1934
The Witching Hour
as
Frank Hardmuth
April 26, 1934
Jimmy the Gent
as
Hendrickson
March 9, 1934
I'm No Angel
as
Slick Wiley
October 6, 1933
Night Flight
as
Pilot
October 6, 1933
Picture Snatcher
as
Jerry the Mug
May 6, 1933
Cheating Blondes
as
Lawson Rolt
May 1, 1933
Winner Take All
as
Legs Davis, Diamond Ring Seller
July 16, 1932
Hollywood Speaks
as
Carp
June 25, 1932
The Expert
as
Jim Crowley
March 5, 1932
Safe in Hell
as
Piet van Saal
December 12, 1931
The Secret Witness
as
Lewis Leroy
December 12, 1931
Are These Our Children?
as
Prosecutor
November 13, 1931
The Tip-Off
as
Nick Vatelli
October 16, 1931
Alexander Hamilton
as
James Reynolds
September 12, 1931
Night Nurse
as
Dr. Milton Ranger
July 16, 1931
Creation
as
Ned Hallet
June 23, 1931
Smart Money
as
Sleepy Sam
June 11, 1931
Hook, Line and Sinker
as
John Blackwell aka Buffalo Blackie
December 26, 1930
Check and Double Check
as
Ralph Crawford
October 2, 1930
Dixiana
as
Royal Montague
July 22, 1930
Young Desire
as
Blackie
June 8, 1930
Framed
as
Chuck Gaines
March 16, 1930
Officer O'Brien
as
Mike Patello
February 15, 1930
Babe Comes Home
as
Baseball Fan (uncredited)
May 22, 1927
Headin' Home
as
John Tobin (as Ralph Harolds)
September 18, 1920
