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Sherry Hall
Born
August 8, 1892
Died: April 6, 1984
(Lived 91 years)
Place of Birth
Eureka, California, USA
Known For
Acting
Gender
Male
Career Highlights
113
Movies
0
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Also Known As
Sheridan Francis Hall
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Sherry Hall
Movies
113
TV Shows
0
The Well
as
Manners
September 24, 1951
The Tall Target
as
Man in Boarding Line (uncredited)
August 17, 1951
The Prowler
as
John Gilvray
May 25, 1951
Gambling House
as
Robbins (uncredited)
December 27, 1950
Frenchie
as
Saloon Patron (uncredited)
December 25, 1950
Mister 880
as
Cigar Store Clerk (uncredited)
September 29, 1950
Force of Evil
as
Sorter (uncredited)
August 24, 1950
Mystery Street
as
Car Insurance Clerk (uncredited)
June 23, 1950
The Gunfighter
as
Townsman (uncredited)
May 26, 1950
Father of the Bride
as
Engagement Party Guest (uncredited)
May 18, 1950
Dancing in the Dark
as
Hal
December 2, 1949
White Heat
as
Court Clerk (uncredited)
September 2, 1949
The Lady Gambles
as
Horse Player (uncredited)
May 20, 1949
The Invisible Wall
as
Earl Taylor (uncredited)
October 15, 1947
Backlash
as
Coroner's Deputy
March 1, 1947
Lady in the Lake
as
Party Guest (Uncredited)
December 19, 1946
Accomplice
as
Ben Castleman
September 29, 1946
Scarlet Street
as
Employee (uncredited)
December 25, 1945
They Were Expendable
as
Marine Major (uncredited)
December 7, 1945
Isle of the Dead
as
Col. Kobestes (uncredited)
September 1, 1945
On Stage Everybody
as
Sponsor (uncredited)
July 13, 1945
The Brighton Strangler
as
Hotel Desk Clerk (Uncredited)
May 10, 1945
Betrayal from the East
as
(uncredited)
April 24, 1945
Circumstantial Evidence
as
Court Clerk
April 20, 1945
Experiment Perilous
as
Josh - Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)
December 18, 1944
Blonde Fever
as
Second Waiter (uncredited)
December 5, 1944
Greenwich Village
as
Assistant set designer
September 27, 1944
Around the World
as
Clipper Steward
November 27, 1943
Sleepers West
Cast
March 14, 1941
Michael Shayne: Private Detective
as
2nd Bartender
December 19, 1940
Charter Pilot
as
Al Stevens, mechanic-henchman
December 6, 1940
Arise, My Love
as
American Correspondent (Uncredited)
November 8, 1940
Hullabaloo
as
Passerby (uncredited)
October 25, 1940
The Return of Frank James
as
Court Clerk (uncredited)
August 10, 1940
We Who Are Young
as
4th Employment Clerk (uncredited)
July 19, 1940
Charlie Chan's Murder Cruise
as
Radio Operator (uncredited)
May 2, 1940
The Man Who Wouldn't Talk
as
Court Clerk
January 11, 1940
The Gentleman from Arizona
as
The Gimp
December 25, 1939
Too Busy to Work
as
Anbruster
November 17, 1939
Sergeant Madden
as
Waiter
March 24, 1939
Kentucky
as
Chalker
December 30, 1938
Adventure in Sahara
as
Sick Legionnaire
November 15, 1938
Men with Wings
as
Field Official
July 16, 1938
Woman Against Woman
as
Court Attendant
June 24, 1938
One Wild Night
as
Henchman (uncredited)
June 2, 1938
Call of The Yukon
as
Ed
April 18, 1938
Walking Down Broadway
as
Clerk
March 11, 1938
International Settlement
as
Steward
February 4, 1938
Wells Fargo
as
Clerk
December 31, 1937
Missing Witnesses
as
Hotel Manager (uncredited)
December 11, 1937
Portia on Trial
as
Bailiff
November 8, 1937
The Lady Escapes
as
Reporter (uncredited)
July 22, 1937
Step Lively, Jeeves!
as
Reporter (uncredited)
June 30, 1937
Captains Courageous
as
Bit Role (uncredited)
June 25, 1937
Wings Over Honolulu
as
Marine
May 16, 1937
Midnight Taxi
as
Monte
April 4, 1937
Love Is News
as
Salesman (uncredited)
February 26, 1937
Mama Steps Out
as
Steward
February 5, 1937
Man Of The People
as
First Clerk (uncredited)
January 27, 1937
Mad Holiday
as
Radio Operator (uncredited)
November 13, 1936
Theodora Goes Wild
as
Reporter (uncredited)
November 12, 1936
Libeled Lady
as
Denver Courier Editor (uncredited)
October 9, 1936
Sworn Enemy
as
2nd Fight Announcer (uncredited)
September 11, 1936
36 Hours to Kill
as
Traveler
July 24, 1936
The Devil-Doll
as
Detective (uncredited)
July 10, 1936
High Tension
as
Heckling Clerk
July 10, 1936
Fury
as
Court Clerk (uncredited)
June 5, 1936
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
as
Charlie (uncredited)
April 9, 1936
Three Godfathers
as
Pianist (uncredited)
March 6, 1936
In Person
as
Studio Representative
November 22, 1935
Hot Money
as
Apartment Desk Clerk (uncredited)
November 16, 1935
Rendezvous
as
Pvt. Dean (uncredited)
October 25, 1935
3 Kids and a Queen
as
Reporter
October 21, 1935
It's in the Air
as
Garbage-Seeker (uncredited)
October 10, 1935
Here Comes the Band
as
Oboist (uncredited)
August 30, 1935
China Seas
as
Ship's Engineer (uncredited)
August 9, 1935
Shadow of Doubt
as
Reporter
February 15, 1935
The Winning Ticket
as
Officer
February 8, 1935
I Sell Anything
as
Porter on Ship (uncredited)
October 20, 1934
Student Tour
as
Radio Announcer
October 5, 1934
Charlie Chan's Courage
as
Assistant Director
July 6, 1934
The Thin Man
as
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
May 25, 1934
Hollywood Party
as
Butler Mixing Drinks (uncredited)
May 24, 1934
Twentieth Century
as
Reporter (uncredited)
May 11, 1934
Manhattan Melodrama
as
Assistant District Attorney (uncredited)
May 4, 1934
It Happened One Night
as
Drunk Reporter (uncredited)
February 22, 1934
Above the Clouds
as
Doyle
December 13, 1933
Night Flight
as
Airport Office Employee (uncredited)
October 6, 1933
My Woman
as
Studio Announcer (Uncredited)
October 4, 1933
Broadway to Hollywood
as
Assistant on Film Set
September 15, 1933
Made on Broadway
as
Reporter
May 19, 1933
Men Must Fight
as
Protesting Audience Member
February 17, 1933
What! No Beer?
as
Moran's Henchman (uncredited)
February 10, 1933
Virtue
as
Charlie (uncredited)
October 25, 1932
Washington Merry-Go-Round
as
Building Superintendent
October 15, 1932
American Madness
as
Carter (uncredited)
August 15, 1932
Attorney for the Defense
as
Reporter
May 21, 1932
The Miracle Man
Cast
April 1, 1932
The Wet Parade
as
Would-Be Bootlegger (uncredited)
March 26, 1932
Lady with a Past
as
Reporter (Uncredited)
February 19, 1932
Emma
as
Magazine and Candy Clerk (uncredited)
January 2, 1932
Manhattan Parade
as
Suit of Iron Dresser
December 24, 1931
Arrowsmith
as
Reporter (uncredited)
December 7, 1931
West of Broadway
as
Lawyer (uncredited)
November 28, 1931
Blonde Crazy
as
Tobacco Counterman (uncredited)
September 16, 1931
An American Tragedy
Cast
August 22, 1931
The Great Lover
as
Stapleton's Secretary (uncredited)
July 18, 1931
Dance, Fools, Dance
as
Reporter (uncredited)
February 7, 1931
Wild Company
as
Cashier
July 5, 1930
Jazz Heaven
as
Radio Announcer (uncredited)
November 3, 1929
The Quitter
as
Nick
April 1, 1929
Weary River
as
Prison Phone Operator (uncredited)
February 10, 1929
The Calendar Girl
as
Tom Andrews
October 15, 1917
