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John Butler
Born
May 1, 1884
Died: October 9, 1967
(Lived 83 years)
Place of Birth
Canada
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
70
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0
TV Shows
Also Known As
John A. Butler
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John Butler
Movies
70
TV Shows
0
The Wild North
as
Dealer (uncredited)
January 28, 1952
The Unknown Man
Cast
November 9, 1951
Roadblock
as
Hotel Clerk (uncredited)
September 17, 1951
The Tall Target
as
Miller (uncredited)
August 17, 1951
Strangers on a Train
as
Blind Man (uncredited)
June 27, 1951
Hunt the Man Down
as
Alice's Landlord (uncredited)
December 26, 1950
Branded
as
Spig
November 3, 1950
Three Secrets
as
Bartender (uncredited)
October 20, 1950
Convicted
as
Convict Curly (uncredited)
August 1, 1950
Our Very Own
as
Poker Player (uncredited)
July 27, 1950
The Lawless
as
Town Councilman (uncredited)
June 1, 1950
Code of the Silver Sage
as
Charley Speed
March 25, 1950
The Yellow Cab Man
as
Gimpy
March 25, 1950
The Reckless Moment
as
Pawnbroker (uncredited)
December 9, 1949
White Heat
as
Motorist at Gas Station (uncredited)
September 2, 1949
Special Agent
as
Sam McCreary - Barber (uncredited)
July 22, 1949
Too Late for Tears
as
Little Man Answering Phone (uncredited)
July 17, 1949
Sorrowful Jones
as
Jack, Bettor on Green Demon (uncredited)
July 4, 1949
House of Strangers
as
Bartender (uncredited)
July 1, 1949
It Happens Every Spring
as
Fan Visiting with Debbie (uncredited)
June 10, 1949
The Set-Up
as
Blind Man's Buddy (uncredited)
March 29, 1949
The Undercover Man
as
Grocer / Bookie
March 21, 1949
Shockproof
as
Sam Green, Pawnbroker (Uncredited)
January 25, 1949
Sinister Journey
as
Storekeeper
June 11, 1948
Silent Conflict
as
Clerk
March 19, 1948
Slightly Dangerous
as
'Tribune' reporter (uncredited)
April 1, 1943
Northwest Rangers
as
Second Poker Dealer
October 28, 1942
Eyes in the Night
as
Taxi Driver (Uncredited)
October 16, 1942
Joe Smith, American
as
Elias Canfield (uncredited)
February 1, 1942
Fly By Night
as
Detective Jenks
January 19, 1942
Mob Town
as
Rummel
October 3, 1941
Sucker List
as
Gus (uncredited)
July 26, 1941
Mr. District Attorney
as
Detective in Café
March 27, 1941
Buck Privates
as
Supply Sergeant (uncredited)
January 31, 1941
Behind the News
as
Skeptical Newspaper Editor
December 20, 1940
American Spoken Here
as
Man on Subway (uncredited)
November 30, 1940
Third Finger, Left Hand
as
Telegrapher at Railroad Station
October 11, 1940
The Golden Fleecing
as
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
August 16, 1940
We Who Are Young
as
Mr. Peabody
July 19, 1940
Florian
as
Horse Peddlar
June 5, 1940
Edison, the Man
as
Mechanic
May 10, 1940
Home Movies
as
Party Guest (uncredited)
February 17, 1940
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
as
John Finney
January 11, 1940
Hollywood Cavalcade
as
Telegraph Operator
October 13, 1939
Pride of the Blue Grass
as
Mack Lowman
October 6, 1939
I Stole a Million
as
Logan (uncredited)
August 1, 1939
Frontier Marshal
as
Harassed Man
July 28, 1939
Stronger Than Desire
as
Shopkeeper Having Camera (uncredited)
June 30, 1939
Torchy Runs for Mayor
as
Chuck Ball
May 13, 1939
Ex-Champ
as
Announcer
May 11, 1939
An Hour for Lunch
as
Harry - Greets Joe (uncredited)
March 17, 1939
Money to Loan
as
Joe Mello
March 11, 1939
Mental Poise
as
Patient
December 10, 1938
Opening Day
as
Heckler in Grandstand
November 12, 1938
Exposed
as
Wendell, Fish Company Owner
November 5, 1938
The Mad Miss Manton
as
Waiter (uncredited)
October 21, 1938
Young Dr. Kildare
as
Coronary Patient (uncredited)
October 14, 1938
How to Watch Football
as
Football Fan with Flask
October 7, 1938
Marie Antoinette
as
Second Municipal Taking the Young Dauphin (uncredited)
August 26, 1938
Cowboy from Brooklyn
as
Reporter at Train Station
July 9, 1938
They're Always Caught
as
Concession Stand Owner Montel (uncredited)
July 3, 1938
You're a Sweetheart
as
Waiter (uncredited)
December 26, 1937
Missing Witnesses
as
Prosecutor in Wagner Case (uncredited)
December 11, 1937
Some Blondes Are Dangerous
as
McNeil
October 31, 1937
The Go-Getter
as
Ship Officer (uncredited)
May 22, 1937
Midnight Court
as
Kruger's Lawyer
March 6, 1937
The Great O'Malley
as
Prosecuting Attorney (uncredited)
February 13, 1937
Black Legion
as
Jenkins - Auto Salesman (uncredited)
January 30, 1937
China Clipper
as
Second Commerce Inspector (uncredited)
August 11, 1936
John Smith
as
Crook
June 1, 1922
