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Harry Barris

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Harry Barris

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Born: November 24, 1905
Died: December 13, 1962
From: New York City, New York, USA

Also known as

The Rhythm Boys

Biography

No biography is available for this person.

Known for

The Lost Weekend

The Blue Dahlia

Holiday Inn

Anchors Aweigh

The Shining Hour

The Great American Mug

Something to Sing About

Filmography

32 displayed · 37 matching · 37 total

1946

Susie Steps Out

Acting (Ned)

The Blue Dahlia

Acting (Belhop (uncredited))

Young Widow

Acting (Officer's Club Pianist (Uncredited))

1945

The Lost Weekend

Acting (Pianist at Harry & Joe's (uncredited))

The Great American Mug

Acting (Tipster in Barber Chair (uncredited))

Anchors Aweigh

Acting (Sailor Asking Joe to Get Autographs (uncredited))

Steppin' in Society

Acting (Ivory)

Acting (Happy Husband)

1944

Here Come the Waves

Acting (Bandleader (uncredited))

Open Season for Saps

Acting (Joe Wilson)

And the Angels Sing

Acting (Saxy)

1943

Is Everybody Happy?

Acting (Bob)

1942

Priorities on Parade

Acting (Harvey Erkimer)

Holiday Inn

Acting (Midnight Club Orchestra Leader (uncredited))

The Fleet's In

Acting (Pee Wee)

1941

Birth of the Blues

Acting (Suds)

West Point Widow

Acting (Hot Dog Vendor)

Blondie Goes Latin

Acting (Musician (uncredited))

1940

Rhythm on the River

Acting (Bass Sax player)

1939

Some Like It Hot

Acting (Harry, Piano Player)

1938

Trade Winds

Acting (Pianist (Uncredited))

The Shining Hour

Acting (Bertie)

Cowboy from Brooklyn

Acting (Louie)

1937

Something to Sing About

Acting (Band Member)

Double or Nothing

Acting (Sing Orchestra Leader)

1936

The Man I Marry

Acting (Piano Player (uncredited))

1935

Every Night at Eight

Acting (Harry)

1933

Secret Sinners

Acting (Harry Barris - Pianist)

1932

Rambling 'Round Radio Row #2

Acting (Self)

Now's the Time

He's a Honey