Films
- Oh Sailor Behave! (Warner Brothers, 1930) (68 minutes)
- Fifty Million Frenchmen (Warner Brothers, 1931) (68 minutes)
- Gold Dust Gertie (Warner Brothers, 1931) (66 minutes)
- Country Gentlemen (Republic, 1936) (66 minutes)
- Cinema Circus (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 1936) (Technicolor short subject, 20 minutes)
- All Over Town (Republic, 1937) (58 minutes)
- Boy Friend (20th Century Fox, 1939 (70 minutes) (Ole Olsen appeared in uncredited role as a taxi driver)
- Hellzapoppin' (Universal, 1941) (84 minutes) (with Shemp Howard)
- Crazy House (Universal, 1943) (80 minutes) (with Percy Kilbride) (sequel to Hellzapoppin')
- Ghost Catchers (Universal, 1944) (67 minutes) (with Gloria Jean)
- See My Lawyer (Universal, 1945) (67 minutes) (with Stanley Clements)
- Johnny at the Fair (Sterling, 1947) (short subject, 12 minutes)
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