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Jimmie Adams - Actor & Filmmaker | The Couch Critic
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Jimmie Adams
Born
October 4, 1888
Died: December 19, 1933
(Lived 45 years)
Place of Birth
Paterson, New Jersey, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
38
Movies
0
TV Shows
Also Known As
James B. Adams
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Jimmie Adams
Movies
38
TV Shows
0
Sherman Said It
as
Soldier
September 2, 1933
Midsummer Mush
as
Member of Camping Trio
August 20, 1933
Arabian Tights
as
Musician - The Ranch Boys (uncredited)
June 2, 1933
The Tabasco Kid
as
Cowboy
January 30, 1932
Rough Seas
as
Pvt. Jimmie Adams
April 24, 1931
The Grand Parade
as
Jones
February 2, 1930
The Office Scandal
as
Delaney
March 3, 1929
Love Shy
as
Jimmie
March 24, 1928
Holy Mackerel
Cast
February 11, 1928
Swiss Movements
as
Freddie
December 31, 1927
Meet the Folks
as
James Pettingill
July 9, 1927
Beauty à la Mud
as
Jimmie
August 28, 1926
Her Man o' War
as
Shorty Flynn
August 25, 1926
Chase Yourself
as
Jimmie
June 26, 1926
Whoa, Emma!
as
Jimmie
March 14, 1926
For Sadie's Sake
as
Jimmie
January 24, 1926
This Is The Life
Cast
January 1, 1926
Fair But Foolish
Cast
November 29, 1925
Stop Flirting
Cast
March 30, 1925
Hold Your Breath
as
Beauty Parlor Proprietor
May 24, 1924
Nerve Tonic
as
Eddie - the Nervous Wreck
May 17, 1924
Done in Oil
as
Jimmie
October 14, 1923
A Good Scout
as
The Book Agent
December 31, 1922
The Steeplechaser
Cast
October 8, 1922
Nobody's Baby
as
Ferdie
January 6, 1922
Free and Easy
Cast
December 11, 1921
Sunless Sunday
Cast
July 31, 1921
Grief
Cast
May 1, 1921
Bang!
Cast
March 27, 1921
Holy Smoke
Cast
February 27, 1921
High and Dry
Cast
December 1, 1920
Kismet
as
Chamberlain
November 14, 1920
Nonsense
Cast
September 26, 1920
A Fresh Start
Cast
June 27, 1920
A Baby Doll Bandit
as
Hiram Biff
January 12, 1920
The Flirts
as
A Flirt
April 8, 1919
His Musical Sneeze
as
Casper's Father
February 22, 1919
Her Husband's Wife
Cast
March 3, 1918
