Hal Roach Silent Short Films (starring Roles)
1927
- Duck Soup
- Slipping Wives
- Love 'em and Weep
- Why Girls Love Sailors
- With Love and Hisses
- Sugar Daddies
- Sailors, Beware!
- Now I'll Tell One (partly lost film)
- The Second Hundred Years
- Hats Off (lost film)
- Do Detectives Think?
- Putting Pants on Philip
- The Battle of the Century (partly lost film)
1928
- Leave 'Em Laughing
- Flying Elephants
- The Finishing Touch
- From Soup to Nuts
- You're Darn Tootin'
- Their Purple Moment
- Should Married Men Go Home?
- Early to Bed
- Two Tars
- Habeas Corpus
- We Faw Down
1929
- Liberty
- Wrong Again
- That's My Wife
- Big Business
- Double Whoopee
- Bacon Grabbers
- Angora Love
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