Film Dope
William B. Davidson
Saturday, 16th June 1888 - Sunday, 28th September 1947
USA
Staff Major | 1930 | |
Tom Hilliard (as William Davidson) | 1930 | |
Frank Dukette (as William Davidson) | 1930 | |
Sympathetic Judge | 1930 | |
 | District Attorney Herbert L. Stone | 1930 |
Jackson (as William Davidson) | 1930 | |
First Ship's Officer | 1931 | |
Sgt. Arnold | 1932 | |
Grace's Husband (uncredited) | 1932 | |
Lelewer (as William Davidson) | 1932 | |
 | Yacht Captain | 1932 |
 | Detective (uncredited) | 1933 |
The Chump | 1933 | |
Williams | 1933 | |
 | Department Head | 1933 |
Man Buying Cigar | 1934 | |
Director Bill Sutter | 1935 | |
E.H. Swaley (as William Davidson) | 1935 | |
Tom McGee (as William Davidson) | 1935 | |
Ship's officer | 1935 | |
 | Spokesman - City Fathers Committee (uncredited) | 1936 |
Bob Crandall | 1937 | |
Bartscher | 1937 | |
Drake (as William Davidson) | 1937 | |
Jonathan | 1937 | |
Director Kelton (as William Davidson) | 1937 | |
Abusive Drunk | 1937 | |
Mr. Hyde | 1937 | |
Commandant (as Wm. B. Davidson) | 1938 | |
Hawtrey | 1938 | |
Dalton | 1938 | |
Major Gruff | 1938 | |
N.G. Borton, Attorney-at-Law | 1938 | |
Stock Broker | 1939 | |
Warden (as William Davidson) | 1939 | |
Defense Attorney Hempel (as William Davidson) | 1939 | |
Store Detective | 1939 | |
Stock Company Manager | 1940 | |
Police Chief (as William Davidson) | 1940 | |
Captain Moss (as William Davidson) | 1941 | |
 | Jack Murray (as William Davidson) | 1941 |
Man with Van Dyke | 1941 | |
 | Gonigle | 1941 |
District Attorney Ralph B. Stanley (as William Davidson) | 1941 | |
| Moose Matson | 1941 |
Mr. Reindel | 1942 | |
Crole (as William Davidson) | 1942 | |
McCarthy | 1942 | |
Jim Purdy | 1942 | |
New York Stage Manager | 1942 | |
Man in Boat | 1943 | |
Al, a Guest | 1943 | |
Theatrical Agent | 1944 | |
Tim Donovan | 1944 | |
Taxpayer | 1944 | |
Adjutant | 1944 | |
General | 1944 | |
Hotel Manager | 1945 | |
Second Judge in 'Pay the Two Dollars' | 1945 | |
The Governor | 1945 | |
Mr. Saul Dana (as William Davidson) | 1946 | |
Mr. Overholtz | 1947 | |
 | Peter Premium | 1947 |