Person

Harry Crocker

Acting · 1893–1958 · San Francisco, California, USA

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Harry Crocker (July 2, 1893 - May 23, 1958) was an American film star of the 1920s and who starred in Charlie Chaplin's The Circus in 1928. He was a Los Angeles Examiner newsman. Description above from the Wikipedia article Harry Crocker, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.​

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  City Lights

  Screenplay

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  Show People

  Self (uncredited)

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  Limelight

  Music Hall Patron (uncredited)

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  The Circus

  Rex, a Tight Rope Walker

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  Monsieur Verdoux

  Unit Publicist

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  Gentleman Jim

  Charles Crocker (uncredited)

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  Unknown Chaplin

  Self & In Out-Takes

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  The Big Parade

  Doughboy

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  Becky

  John Carroll Estabrook

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  The Great Jewel Robber

  Commentator (uncredited)

• 1983Unknown ChaplinSelf & In Out-Takes
• 1952LimelightMusic Hall Patron (uncredited)
• 1950The Great Jewel RobberCommentator (uncredited)
• 1949Dancing in the DarkMaster of Ceremonies
• 1947Monsieur VerdouxUnit Publicist
• 1945The Great John L.Arthur Brisbane
• 1945A Song for Miss JulieJohn Firbank
• 1943A Night for CrimeColumnist
• 1942Gentleman JimCharles Crocker (uncredited)
• 1936Jack of All Trades
• 1931City LightsScreenplay
• 1930A Warm CornerJoseph
• 1928Show PeopleSelf (uncredited)
• 1928The CircusRex, a Tight Rope Walker
• 1927South Sea LoveBob Bernard
• 1927BeckyJohn Carroll Estabrook
• 1927Sally in Our AlleyChester Drake
• 1927Tillie the ToilerPennington Fish
• 1925The Big ParadeDoughboy