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A yegg is a slang term for someone who breaks open safes, or more generally, a burglar.

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The Yegg and the Eggs - 1914 was released on:

USA: 12 March 1914

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John Yegg - 2013 was released on:

USA: 2 November 2013

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The cast of John Yegg - 2013 includes: Jonathan Grebe as Milo Novak Dashiell Hillman as John Yegg Li Sadler as Chinese Woman

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The Egg-Yegg - 1944 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:Approved

USA:Passed (National Board of Review)

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Capture of the 'Yegg' Bank Burglars - 1904 was released on:

USA: September 1904

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Case of the Cold Storage Yegg - 1963 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:Approved (PCA #20008)

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The cast of Case of the Cold Storage Yegg - 1963 includes: Dal McKennon as Inspector Willoughby

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The Egg-Yegg - 1944 was released on:

USA: 8 December 1944

USA: 22 February 1954 (re-release)

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The slang phrase "yegg" for burglar or safe-cracker originated in the United States around the early 20th century. It is believed to have originated from the name of a specific criminal, John Yegg, who was known for his involvement in safe-cracking activities. Over time, the term yegg became a widely used slang term for burglars and safe-crackers.

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Batman - 1966 The Yegg Foes in Gotham 2-14 was released on:

USA: 20 October 1966

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Big Town - 1950 The Youngest Yegg 3-1 was released on:

USA: 2 October 1952

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A safecracker is also commonly known as a "safe technician" or a "safe manipulator."

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Another word for safecracker is yegg - go figure

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A yegg is defined as being an agile burglar. This means the same as a cat burglar, housebreaker, or cracksman.

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Dashiell Hillman has: Played Maverick Maher in "I (Almost) Got Away with It" in 2010. Played Oliver in "In Between Dreams" in 2012. Performed in "Specific Intent 2" in 2013. Played Hero in "High-Fives" in 2013. Played John Yegg in "John Yegg" in 2013.

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yegg (an old-time slang term)

Added: A Mechanic - A Juice-Man (uses nitroglycerine) - Safecracker - etc.

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Someone who cracks safes is typically called a safe cracker or a safecracker. These individuals are skilled at manipulating locks and security systems to gain unauthorized access to safes.

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There are several possibilities I can think of, and they may be in more common usage in some areas of the country than in others:

A really old-time expression is "YEGG." Another, perhaps more recent one is A "BOX MAN" or "NITRO-MAN," (referring to the explosive necessary to blow one open).

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The cast of Detectuvs - 1932 includes: Ray Collins as Mr. Schofield Ed Edwards as Vermin Washington David Gorcey as Sam Williams Jackie Kelk as Georgie Bassett Donald MacBride as Yegg Lucille Sears as Mrs. Schofield Paul White as Herman Washington

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Here are some possible words:

yack

yaks

yale

yams

yang

yank

yaps

yard

yare

yarn

yawl

yawn

yawp

yaws

yeah

year

yeas

yegg

yell

yelp

yens

yeti

yews

yids

yins

yipe

yips

ymca

yoga

yogi

yoke

yolk

yond

yoni

yore

york

your

yowl

yows

yuan

yuks

yule

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern YEGG-E-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter Y and 2nd letter E and 3rd letter G and 4th letter G and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

yeggmen

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The cast of The Three Wise Guys - 1936 includes: Herman Bing as Baumgarten Bruce Cabot as Blackie Russ Clark as Bethlehem, Pa. Policeman Betty Furness as Clarabelle Brooks Thurston Hall as Hatcher Edward Hearn as Cop Donald Meek as Gribbie Alex Melesh as Waiter Buddy Messinger as Elevator Operator Harvey Stephens as Ambersham Harry Tyler as Yegg Raymond Walburn as Doc Brown Pat West as Bartender Robert Young as Joe Hatcher

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The cast of The Day of Faith - 1923 includes: Eleanor Boardman as Jane Maynard Heinie Conklin as Yegg Darby John Curry as Isaac Jack Curtis as Red Johnson Robert Dudley as Morris Raymond Griffith as Tom Barnett Winter Hall as Bland Hendricks Frances Hatton Henry Hebert as Samuel Jackson Emmett King as Simmons Ruby Lafayette as Granny Maynard Wallace MacDonald as John Anstell Edward Martindel as Uncle Mortimer Miles McCarthy as Kelly Mattie Peters Ford Sterling as Montreal Sammy Frederick Vroom as Marley Maynard

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Jonathan Grebe has: Played himself in "Good Day Sacramento" in 1995. Played himself in "Mark at the Movies" in 2009. Played Sonny Rich in "I (Almost) Got Away with It" in 2010. Played Non-Squealing Friend in "I (Almost) Got Away with It" in 2010. Played Bartender in "Leap Year" in 2011. Played Mavericks Spectator in "Chasing Mavericks" in 2012. Played Winston in "Randy Brown Shadow" in 2012. Played Daniel in "Loyalton" in 2013. Played Zombie in "Complications" in 2013. Played Milo Novak in "John Yegg" in 2013. Played Tyde in "Flow of Energy" in 2013. Played Kurt in "Opacity" in 2014.

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The cast of Man of the Forest - 1933 includes: Vince Barnett as Little Casino Noah Beery as Clint Beasley Hank Bell as Buffalo Hunter Roy Bucko as Henchman Fred Burns as Fred Harry Carey as Jim Gayner Jim Corey as Red - Henchman Buster Crabbe as Yegg Blanche Friderici as Mrs. Peg Forney Verna Hillie as Alice Gayner Lew Kelly as Matt Hawkins - Foreman Tom Kennedy as Sheriff Blake Tom London as Buffalo Hunter Barton MacLane as Mulvey Jim Mason as Henchman Merrill McCormick as Henchman Randolph Scott as Brett Dale Blackjack Ward as Henchman

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4-letter words

yack, yaff, yagi, yaks, yald, yams, yang, yank, yaps, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yawl, yawn, yawp, yaws, yays, yeah, yean, year, yeas, yech, yegg, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yens, yerk, yeti, yett, yeuk, yews, yill, yins, yipe, yips, yird, yirr, ylem, yobs, yock, yodh, yods, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yoks, yolk, yond, yoni, yore, your, yowe, yowl, yows, yuan, yuch, yuck, yuga, yuks, yule, yurt, ywis

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agog, bang, berg, biog, blog, bong, brag, brig, bung, burg, chug, clag, clog, crag, dang, ding, dong, drag, dreg, drug, dung, fang, flag, flog, frag, frog, frug, gang, gleg, glug, gong, grig, grog, hang, hogg, hong, hung, jagg, king, lang, ling, long, lung, migg, mugg, nogg, pang, peag, ping, plug, pong, prig, prog, pung, quag, ragg, rang, ring, rung, sang, scag, shag, shog, sing, skag, skeg, slag, slog, slug, smog, smug, snag, snog, snug, song, stag, sung, swag, swig, tang, tegg, thug, ting, tong, trig, trog, trug, tung, twig, vang, vugg, whig, wing, yang, yegg, zing

96 words found.

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6 letter words:

* Yabber * Yachts * Yacked * Yagers * Yahoos * Yairds * Yakked * Yakker * Yamens * Yammer * Yanked * Yanqui * Yapocks * Yapons * Yapped * Yapper * Yarned * Yarrow * Yasmak * Yaupon * Yclept * Yeoman * Yeomen * Yentas * Yentes * Yippee * Yirths * Yogurt * Yokels * Yolked * Yonder * Yuccas * Yucked * Yuppie 5 letter words:

* Yangs * Yarer * Yauds * Yauld * Yaups * Yawed * Yawls * Yawps * Yeans * Yearn * Yeast * Yecch * Yechs * Yechy * Yeggs * Yelks * Yelps * Yerba * Yerks * Yetis * Yeuks * Yeuky * Yikes * Yipes * Ylems * Yobbo * Yocks * Yodhs * Yoghs * Yogic * Yogin * Yolky * Yourn * Youse * Yurta 4 letter words:

* Yaff * Yagi * Yald * Yaud * Yaup * Yawl * Yawp * Yays * Yeah * Yech * Yegg * Yeld * Yelk * Yerk * Yett * Yeuk * Yond * Yoni * Yore * Yowe * Yuan * Yuca * Yuch * Yuga * Yule * Yurt * Ywis

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There is no 7-letter word available, here are all the possible options:

garvey

greave

raggee

regave

reggae

agger

agree

eager

eagre

eggar

egger

every

gager

gayer

grave

gravy

ragee

raggy

reave

veery

verge

yager

aery

agee

ager

aver

eave

eery

eger

eggy

ever

eyer

eyra

eyre

gage

gave

gear

gray

gree

grey

gyre

gyve

rage

ragg

rave

vary

veer

vera

very

yare

year

yegg

age

are

ave

aye

ear

egg

era

ere

erg

eve

eye

gae

gag

gar

gay

gee

gey

rag

ray

ree

reg

rev

rya

rye

var

vee

veg

yag

yar

yea

ae

ag

ar

ay

er

re

ya

ye

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2-letter words

ae, ag, am, an, as, ay, em, en, es, ma, me, my, na, ne, ya, ye

3-letter words

age, ane, any, aye, ays, egg, ems, eng, ens, gae, gag, gam, gan, gas, gay, gem, gey, gym, mae, mag, man, mas, may, men, nae, nag, nam, nay, sae, sag, say, sea, seg, sen, syn, yam, yea, yen, yes

4-letter words

ages, amen, anes, ayes, easy, eggs, eggy, engs, eyas, gaen, gaes, gage, gags, game, gams, gamy, gane, gang, gays, gems, gens, gyms, maes, mage, mags, mane, mans, many, mays, mean, mesa, myna, nags, name, nays, nema, sage, sagy, same, sane, sang, seam, snag, snye, syne, yams, yang, yean, yeas, yegg, yens

5-letter words

amens, gages, games, gamey, gangs, mages, manes, mange, mangy, manse, means, meany, mensa, mynas, naggy, names, nemas, saggy, seamy, yamen, yangs, yeans, yeggs

6-letter words

gagmen, gasmen, manges, mangey, snaggy, yamens

7-letter words

yeggman

136 words found.

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There are 163 words in "geography" if you count all of the following:

Words that start with capitol letters are names.

Words that are in ALL CAPS are abbreviations.

(geography is included.)

Roy

Roeg

Ray

Peggy

Peg

Ora

Oprah

Hay

Greg

GRE

Gorey

Geo

GE

Gay

Gap

Gage

Eggo

Earp

Rhea

Rh

Rae

Poe

Peary

Page

Hope

Hera

Harpy

Grey

Gray

GPA

GP

Goya

Gore

Gopher

GOP

Goa

Argo

Gary

a

he

her

year

go

age

pay

ago

oh

hope

per

hear

page

gap

ear

ah

hero

opera

egg

era

rape

aggro

agog

ahoy

ape

are

ego

eh

er

erg

ergo

gag

gage

gape

gar

gay

gayer

gear

geography

goer

gopher

gore

gorge

gory

grape

graph

gray

grog

grope

gyp

gyro

ha

hag

hap

hare

harp

harpy

hay

heap

hep

hey

ho

hoar

hoary

hoe

hog

hop

hype

hypo

oar

ogre

or

ore

orgy

pa

pager

pah

par

pare

payer

pea

pear

peg

pH

phage

pore

porgy

pray

prey

pro

pry

pyre

rag

rage

rah

rap

ray

re

reap

rep

repay

rhea

rho

roe

rope

ropey

rye

ya

yap

ye

yea

yeah

yoga

yore

aye

gorp

hoer

hogger

hora

hyper

ope

yegg

yep

yer

yo

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3-letter words

age, ago, ape, are, aye, ear, egg, ego, era, erg, gae, gag, gap, gar, gay, gey, goa, gor, gyp, hae, hag, hao, hap, hay, hep, her, hey, hoe, hog, hop, hoy, hyp, oar, ope, ora, ore, pah, par, pay, pea, peg, peh, per, poh, pro, pry, pya, pye, rag, rah, rap, ray, reg, rep, rho, roe, rya, rye, yah, yap, yar, yea, yeh, yep

4-letter words

aero, aery, ager, agog, ahoy, aper, eggy, epha, ergo, eyra, gage, gape, gapy, gear, goer, gore, gorp, gory, gray, grey, grog, gyre, gyro, hare, harp, heap, hear, hero, hoar, hoer, hogg, hope, hora, hoya, hype, hypo, ogre, opah, orgy, oyer, page, pare, peag, pear, pogy, pore, prao, pray, prey, proa, prog, pyre, rage, rape, reap, repo, rhea, rope, ropy, yare, yeah, year, yegg, yoga, yogh, yore

5-letter words

agger, aggro, apery, eggar, ephor, gager, gaper, gayer, gerah, gorge, grape, graph, grapy, grego, grope, harpy, hayer, hoagy, hoary, hoper, hyper, opera, pager, parge, pargo, payer, payor, phage, pogey, porgy, raggy, raphe, repay, ropey, yager

6-letter words

gherao, gopher, grapey, hogger

7-letter words

hypogea

8-letter words

geophagy

9-letter words

geography

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3-letter words

age, ago, ape, are, aye, ear, egg, ego, era, erg, gae, gag, gap, gar, gay, gey, goa, gor, gyp, hae, hag, hao, hap, hay, hep, her, hey, hoe, hog, hop, hoy, hyp, oar, ope, ora, ore, pah, par, pay, pea, peg, peh, per, poh, pro, pry, pya, pye, rag, rah, rap, ray, reg, rep, rho, roe, rya, rye, yah, yap, yar, yea, yeh, yep

4-letter words

aero, aery, ager, agog, ahoy, aper, eggy, epha, ergo, eyra, gage, gape, gapy, gear, goer, gore, gorp, gory, gray, grey, grog, gyre, gyro, hare, harp, heap, hear, hero, hoar, hoer, hogg, hope, hora, hoya, hype, hypo, ogre, opah, orgy, oyer, page, pare, peag, pear, pogy, pore, prao, pray, prey, proa, prog, pyre, rage, rape, reap, repo, rhea, rope, ropy, yare, yeah, year, yegg, yoga, yogh, yore

5-letter words

agger, aggro, apery, eggar, ephor, gager, gaper, gayer, gerah, gorge, grape, graph, grapy, grego, grope, harpy, hayer, hoagy, hoary, hoper, hyper, opera, pager, parge, pargo, payer, payor, phage, pogey, porgy, raggy, raphe, repay, ropey, yager

6-letter words

gherao, gopher, grapey, hogger

7-letter words

hypogea

8-letter words

geophagy

9-letter words

geography

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YAAR YABA YACK YADS YAFF YAGI YAGS YAHS YAKS YALD YALE YAMS YANG YANK YAPP YAPS YARD YARE YARK YARN YARR YATE YAUD YAUP YAWL YAWN YAWP YAWS YAWY YAYS YBET YEAD YEAH YEAN YEAR YEAS YEBO YECH YEDE YEED YEGG YELD YELK YELL YELM YELP YELT YENS YEPS YERD YERK YESK YEST YETI YETT YEUK YEVE YEWS YGOE YIDS YIKE YILL YINS YIPE YIPS YIRD YIRK YIRR YITE YLEM YLKE YMPE YMPT YOBS YOCK YODE YODH YODS YOGA YOGH YOGI YOKE YOKS YOLD YOLK YOMP YOND YONI YONT YOOF YOOP YORE YORK YORP YOUK YOUR YOUS YOWE YOWL YOWS YUAN YUCA YUCH YUCK YUFT YUGA YUGS YUKE YUKO YUKS YUKY YULE YUMP YUNX YUPS YURT YUTZ YUZU YWIS

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yabba large Jamaican earthenware or wooden vessel yabby small edible freshwater crayfish yachty relating to yachts yad rod used by readers of the Torah as a pointer for following text yaff to bark like a snarling dog yaffingale green woodpecker yag synthetic diamond made of yttrium aluminum garnet yager nineteenth-century rifle yahrzeit Jewish remembrance of the first anniversary of someone's death yair tidal enclosure for catching fish yajna Hindu sacrificial rite yakhdan box used for carrying ice on back of pack animal yakow animal crossbred from male yak and domestic cow yale mythical animal resembling tusked horse with elephant's tail and used in heraldry yam posting-house along a road yantra geometrical diagram designed as a meditation aid yapness hunger yapok an amphibious opossum of South America yapp limp leather binding in which cover overlaps edges of book yarak of a hawk, in good condition for hunting yarborough hand of cards containing no card above nine yardage charge for use of a yard yardang ridge formed by wind erosion parallel to prevailing winds yardarm either end of the yard of a square-rigged ship yarder donkey-engine used in logging yardland unit of land area equal to 30 acres yare marked by quickness and agility; nimble; prepared; easily handled yarling wailing; howling yarmulke skullcap worn by Orthodox Jewish men yarnwindle tool for winding yarn into a ball yarpha peatbog; sandy or fibrous peat yarrow flowering herb growing in moist areas; milfoil yashiki residence of a feudal Japanese nobleman yashmak double Muslim veil leaving only eyes uncovered yataghan long curved knife or Sabre yate species of eucalyptus tree with strong wood yautia root crop of the West Indies like a yam yaw to move unsteadily side to side; to rotate about a vertical axis yawl ship's small boat; sailboat carrying mainsail and one or more jibs yawny prone to yawning; characterized by yawning yealing person of the same age yean to give birth to a lamb or kid yeanling lamb; kid yeasty full of restless energy or creativity; insubstantial yede to go yegg a burglar of safes yelek outer garment worn by Turkish women yellow to bellow; to yelp yellowback cheap sensational novel yelm a straight bundle of straw used for thatching yelt a young sow yeomanette old term for a female yeoman in the American naval reserve yerk to draw tight; to bind yeuk to itch yex to hiccup, belch or spit yikker to utter sharp little cries yird to bury ylem in alchemy, substance from which the elements developed yogh letter in Middle English representing y or 'hh' sound yogibogeybox materials used by a spiritualist yoicks expression of surprise or excitement yomp to carry heavy equipment over difficult terrain yon yonder yonderly mentally or emotionally distant; absent-minded yoni symbol representing female genitals yordim emigrants who leave Israel younker a young person yowie a little ewe yperite mustard gas ypsiliform shaped like an upsilon yrneh unit of reciprocal inductance yttriferous bearing yttrium yu precious jade yuft Russia leather yuke to itch

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 262 words with the pattern ---Y. That is, four letter words with 4th letter Y. In alphabetical order, they are:

ably

achy

addy

adry

aery

affy

agly

ahoy

airy

alay

alky

ally

apay

army

arsy

arty

ashy

away

awny

awry

baby

bevy

blay

bley

body

bogy

bony

boxy

bray

brey

buoy

bury

busy

cagy

caky

cany

cavy

chay

city

clay

cloy

coky

coly

cony

copy

cory

cosy

cowy

coxy

cozy

cray

davy

defy

demy

deny

dewy

dexy

didy

dixy

doby

dogy

domy

dopy

dory

doty

doxy

dozy

dray

drey

duly

duty

easy

eddy

edgy

eely

eery

eggy

elmy

emmy

envy

esky

espy

eyry

fady

fiky

flay

fley

fogy

foxy

fozy

fray

fumy

fury

gaby

gamy

gapy

gazy

gley

goby

goey

gory

gray

grey

guly

gyny

hazy

hery

holy

homy

hugy

icky

idly

iffy

illy

immy

inby

inky

inly

jasy

jaxy

jazy

jivy

joey

joky

judy

jury

lacy

lady

laky

lazy

levy

lily

limy

liny

logy

lory

luny

many

mary

maty

mazy

miny

miry

mity

mixy

moby

moly

mony

mopy

nary

navy

nixy

nosy

nowy

oaky

oary

obey

occy

ofay

oily

okay

oldy

only

oofy

oosy

oozy

orby

orgy

owly

pacy

paly

paty

pily

piny

pioy

pipy

pity

pixy

play

ploy

pogy

poky

poly

pony

pory

posy

poxy

pray

prey

puly

pumy

puny

quay

quey

racy

rely

reny

ricy

rimy

roky

ropy

rory

rosy

ruby

ruly

sagy

scry

sexy

shay

sizy

skry

slay

sley

somy

spay

spry

stay

stey

sumy

sway

swey

taky

tedy

they

tidy

tiny

tivy

toby

tody

toey

tony

tory

towy

tray

trey

troy

tuny

tway

typy

ugly

umpy

undy

upby

upsy

urdy

vary

very

viny

vizy

wady

waly

wany

wary

wavy

waxy

whey

wily

winy

wiry

yawy

yuky

zany

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2-letter words

ya, ye

3-letter words

yah, yak, yam, yap, yar, yaw, yay, yea, yeh, yen, yep, yes, yet, yew, yin, yip, yob, yod, yok, yom, yon, you, yow, yuk, yum, yup

4-letter words

yack, yaff, yagi, yaks, yald, yams, yang, yank, yaps, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yawl, yawn, yawp, yaws, yays, yeah, yean, year, yeas, yech, yegg, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yens, yerk, yeti, yett, yeuk, yews, yill, yins, yipe, yips, yird, yirr, ylem, yobs, yock, yodh, yods, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yoks, yolk, yond, yoni, yore, your, yowe, yowl, yows, yuan, yuch, yuck, yuga, yuks, yule, yurt, ywis

5-letter words

yacht, yacks, yaffs, yager, yagis, yahoo, yaird, yamen, yamun, yangs, yanks, yapok, yapon, yards, yarer, yarns, yauds, yauld, yaups, yawed, yawls, yawns, yawps, yeans, yearn, years, yeast, yecch, yechs, yechy, yeggs, yelks, yells, yelps, yenta, yente, yerba, yerks, yeses, yetis, yetts, yeuks, yeuky, yield, yikes, yills, yince, yipes, yirds, yirrs, yirth, ylems, yobbo, yocks, yodel, yodhs, yodle, yogas, yogee, yoghs, yogic, yogin, yogis, yoked, yokel, yokes, yolks, yolky, yomim, yonic, yonis, yores, young, yourn, yours, youse, youth, yowed, yowes, yowie, yowls, yuans, yucca, yucch, yucks, yucky, yugas, yulan, yules, yummy, yupon, yurta, yurts

6-letter words

yabber, yachts, yacked, yaffed, yagers, yahoos, yairds, yakked, yakker, yamens, yammer, yamuns, yanked, yanqui, yantra, yapock, yapoks, yapons, yapped, yapper, yarded, yarely, yarest, yarned, yarner, yarrow, yasmak, yatter, yauped, yauper, yaupon, yautia, yawing, yawled, yawned, yawner, yawped, yawper, yclept, yeaned, yearly, yearns, yeasts, yeasty, yecchs, yeelin, yelled, yeller, yellow, yelped, yelper, yenned, yentas, yentes, yeoman, yeomen, yerbas, yerked, yessed, yesses, yester, yeuked, yields, yipped, yippee, yippie, yirred, yirths, yobbos, yocked, yodels, yodled, yodler, yodles, yogees, yogini, yogins, yogurt, yoicks, yokels, yoking, yolked, yonder, yonker, youngs, youpon, youths, yowies, yowing, yowled, yowler, yttria, yttric, yuccas, yucked, yukked, yulans, yupons, yuppie

7-letter words

yabbers, yachted, yachter, yacking, yaffing, yakkers, yakking, yamalka, yammers, yamulka, yanking, yanquis, yantras, yapocks, yappers, yapping, yardage, yardarm, yarding, yardman, yardmen, yarners, yarning, yarrows, yashmac, yashmak, yasmaks, yatagan, yatters, yaupers, yauping, yaupons, yautias, yawling, yawners, yawning, yawpers, yawping, ycleped, yealing, yeaning, yearend, yearned, yearner, yeasted, yeelins, yeggman, yeggmen, yellers, yelling, yellows, yellowy, yelpers, yelping, yenning, yerking, yeshiva, yessing, yestern, yeuking, yielded, yielder, yippies, yipping, yirring, yobboes, yocking, yodeled, yodeler, yodlers, yodling, yoghurt, yoginis, yogurts, yolkier, yonkers, younger, younker, youpons, youthen, yowlers, yowling, yperite, yttrias, yttrium, yuckier, yucking, yukking, yummier, yummies, yuppies

8-letter words

yabbered, yachters, yachting, yachtman, yachtmen, yahooism, yahrzeit, yakitori, yamalkas, yammered, yammerer, yamulkas, yardages, yardarms, yardbird, yardland, yardwand, yardwork, yarmelke, yarmulke, yashmacs, yashmaks, yatagans, yataghan, yattered, yawmeter, yawpings, yealings, yeanling, yearbook, yearends, yearlies, yearling, yearlong, yearners, yearning, yeasayer, yeastier, yeastily, yeasting, yellowed, yellower, yellowly, yeomanly, yeomanry, yeshivah, yeshivas, yeshivot, yestreen, yielders, yielding, yodelers, yodeling, yodelled, yodeller, yoghourt, yoghurts, yokeless, yokelish, yokemate, yokozuna, yolkiest, youngers, youngest, youngish, younkers, yourself, youthens, youthful, yperites, ytterbia, ytterbic, yttriums, yuckiest, yuletide, yummiest

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2-letter words

ya, ye

3-letter words

yah, yak, yam, yap, yar, yaw, yay, yea, yeh, yen, yep, yes, yet, yew, yin, yip, yob, yod, yok, yom, yon, you, yow, yuk, yum, yup

4-letter words

yack, yaff, yagi, yaks, yald, yams, yang, yank, yaps, yard, yare, yarn, yaud, yaup, yawl, yawn, yawp, yaws, yays, yeah, yean, year, yeas, yech, yegg, yeld, yelk, yell, yelp, yens, yerk, yeti, yett, yeuk, yews, yill, yins, yipe, yips, yird, yirr, ylem, yobs, yock, yodh, yods, yoga, yogh, yogi, yoke, yoks, yolk, yond, yoni, yore, your, yowe, yowl, yows, yuan, yuch, yuck, yuga, yuks, yule, yurt, ywis

5-letter words

yacht, yacks, yaffs, yager, yagis, yahoo, yaird, yamen, yamun, yangs, yanks, yapok, yapon, yards, yarer, yarns, yauds, yauld, yaups, yawed, yawls, yawns, yawps, yeans, yearn, years, yeast, yecch, yechs, yechy, yeggs, yelks, yells, yelps, yenta, yente, yerba, yerks, yeses, yetis, yetts, yeuks, yeuky, yield, yikes, yills, yince, yipes, yirds, yirrs, yirth, ylems, yobbo, yocks, yodel, yodhs, yodle, yogas, yogee, yoghs, yogic, yogin, yogis, yoked, yokel, yokes, yolks, yolky, yomim, yonic, yonis, yores, young, yourn, yours, youse, youth, yowed, yowes, yowie, yowls, yuans, yucca, yucch, yucks, yucky, yugas, yulan, yules, yummy, yupon, yurta, yurts

6-letter words

yabber, yachts, yacked, yaffed, yagers, yahoos, yairds, yakked, yakker, yamens, yammer, yamuns, yanked, yanqui, yantra, yapock, yapoks, yapons, yapped, yapper, yarded, yarely, yarest, yarned, yarner, yarrow, yasmak, yatter, yauped, yauper, yaupon, yautia, yawing, yawled, yawned, yawner, yawped, yawper, yclept, yeaned, yearly, yearns, yeasts, yeasty, yecchs, yeelin, yelled, yeller, yellow, yelped, yelper, yenned, yentas, yentes, yeoman, yeomen, yerbas, yerked, yessed, yesses, yester, yeuked, yields, yipped, yippee, yippie, yirred, yirths, yobbos, yocked, yodels, yodled, yodler, yodles, yogees, yogini, yogins, yogurt, yoicks, yokels, yoking, yolked, yonder, yonker, youngs, youpon, youths, yowies, yowing, yowled, yowler, yttria, yttric, yuccas, yucked, yukked, yulans, yupons, yuppie

7-letter words

yabbers, yachted, yachter, yacking, yaffing, yakkers, yakking, yamalka, yammers, yamulka, yanking, yanquis, yantras, yapocks, yappers, yapping, yardage, yardarm, yarding, yardman, yardmen, yarners, yarning, yarrows, yashmac, yashmak, yasmaks, yatagan, yatters, yaupers, yauping, yaupons, yautias, yawling, yawners, yawning, yawpers, yawping, ycleped, yealing, yeaning, yearend, yearned, yearner, yeasted, yeelins, yeggman, yeggmen, yellers, yelling, yellows, yellowy, yelpers, yelping, yenning, yerking, yeshiva, yessing, yestern, yeuking, yielded, yielder, yippies, yipping, yirring, yobboes, yocking, yodeled, yodeler, yodlers, yodling, yoghurt, yoginis, yogurts, yolkier, yonkers, younger, younker, youpons, youthen, yowlers, yowling, yperite, yttrias, yttrium, yuckier, yucking, yukking, yummier, yummies, yuppies

8-letter words

yabbered, yachters, yachting, yachtman, yachtmen, yahooism, yahrzeit, yakitori, yamalkas, yammered, yammerer, yamulkas, yardages, yardarms, yardbird, yardland, yardwand, yardwork, yarmelke, yarmulke, yashmacs, yashmaks, yatagans, yataghan, yattered, yawmeter, yawpings, yealings, yeanling, yearbook, yearends, yearlies, yearling, yearlong, yearners, yearning, yeasayer, yeastier, yeastily, yeasting, yellowed, yellower, yellowly, yeomanly, yeomanry, yeshivah, yeshivas, yeshivot, yestreen, yielders, yielding, yodelers, yodeling, yodelled, yodeller, yoghourt, yoghurts, yokeless, yokelish, yokemate, yokozuna, yolkiest, youngers, youngest, youngish, younkers, yourself, youthens, youthful, yperites, ytterbia, ytterbic, yttriums, yuckiest, yuletide, yummiest

9-letter words

yabbering, yachtings, yachtsman, yachtsmen, yahooisms, yahrzeits, yakitoris, yammerers, yammering, yardbirds, yardlands, yardstick, yardwands, yardworks, yarmelkes, yarmulkes, yataghans, yattering, yawmeters, yawningly, yeanlings, yearbooks, yearlings, yearnings, yeasayers, yeastiest, yellowest, yellowfin, yellowing, yellowish, yeshivahs, yeshivoth, yesterday, yestreens, yodellers, yodelling, yoghourts, yohimbine, yokemates, yokozunas, youngling, youngness, youngster, youthened, ytterbias, ytterbium, yuletides

10-letter words

yardmaster, yardsticks, yearningly, yeastiness, yellowfins, yellowlegs, yellowtail, yellowware, yellowwood, yeomanries, yesterdays, yesteryear, yohimbines, yokefellow, youngberry, younglings, youngsters, yourselves, youthening, youthfully, youthquake, ytterbiums

11-letter words

yardmasters, yellowtails, yellowwares, yellowwoods, yesternight, yesteryears, yokefellows, youngnesses, youthquakes

12-letter words

yeastinesses, yellowhammer, yellowthroat, yesternights, youngberries, youthfulness

13-letter words

yellowhammers, yellowthroats

14-letter words

youthfulnesses

541 words found.

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Donald MacBride has: Played The Office Boy in "The Mysterious Mr. Davey" in 1914. Played Reginald Butterworth in "The Royal Wild West" in 1914. Played The Hotel Clerk in "The Professional Diner" in 1915. Performed in "The Combination" in 1915. Performed in "Hats Is Hats" in 1915. Played The Assistant Clerk in "The Timid Mr. Tootles" in 1915. Performed in "The Honeymoon Baby" in 1915. Performed in "A Man of Parts" in 1915. Played Mr. Jones in "A Family Picnic" in 1915. Played Mr. Wiggs in "The Revolt of Mr. Wiggs" in 1915. Performed in "Postponed" in 1915. Performed in "Welcome to Bohemia" in 1915. Played Tom in "Hughey of the Circus" in 1915. Performed in "The Cub and the Daisy Chain" in 1915. Played Clarence Posonby in "Love, Snow and Ice" in 1915. Performed in "Mr. Blink of Bohemia" in 1915. Played 1st Hired Man in "Fits and Chills" in 1915. Played Frank Kent in "The Sultan of Zulon" in 1915. Played Jack Dooligan in "When Hooligan and Dooligan Ran for Mayor" in 1916. Performed in "She Won the Prize" in 1916. Played Baker in "Hesper of the Mountains" in 1916. Played Jimmy Towne in "The Daring of Diana" in 1916. Performed in "Gall and Golf" in 1917. Played Jack Wolver in "The Fettered Woman" in 1917. Played Vocal Teacher in "The Shell Game" in 1918. Played Jimmy Vincent in "The Capitol" in 1919. Played House Party Guest in "Animal Crackers" in 1930. Played Crewman in "His Woman" in 1931. Played Yegg in "Detectuvs" in 1932. Played Stagehand in "Artistic Temper" in 1932. Played Taxicab Driver in "Wayward" in 1932. Played Bill - Asylum Guard in "Misleading Lady" in 1932. Performed in "The Side Show Mystery" in 1932. Played The Cop in "That Goes Double" in 1933. Performed in "Get That Venus" in 1933. Played Mr. Dawson in "Aces Wild" in 1933. Played Bit Role in "Static" in 1933. Played Business Associate in "Moonlight and Pretzels" in 1933. Played Stagehand in "Smoked Hams" in 1934. Played I. Peek - Head Detective in "The Wrong, Wrong Trail" in 1934. Played The Baron in "A Peach of a Pair" in 1934. Played Musclebound Pete in "Serves You Right" in 1935. Played Fire Chief in "His First Flame" in 1935. Played Announcer in "Nutville" in 1935. Played Assistant manager in "Shop Talk" in 1936. Played The Husband in "The Wife of the Party" in 1936. Played Dan Riley in "Nut Guilty" in 1936. Played Gangster in "The Chemist" in 1936. Played Asylum Keeper in "Modern Home" in 1936. Played Irate Camper in "Peaceful Relations" in 1936. Played Thompson, RR Conductor in "Annabel Takes a Tour" in 1938. Played Gregory Wagner in "Room Service" in 1938. Played L. B. Renner in "The Girl from Mexico" in 1939. Played Iron Hat McCarthy in "The Great Man Votes" in 1939. Played Mr. Roy Thompson in "The Flying Irishman" in 1939. Played Chief J.J. Kilvaine in "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island" in 1939. Played Harvey Morton in "Blondie Takes a Vacation" in 1939. Played Mike Bascom in "The Girl and the Gambler" in 1939. Played Dist. Atty. John, Markham in "The Gracie Allen Murder Case" in 1939. Played Hotel Manager in "The Story of Vernon and Irene Castle" in 1939. Played Police Lieutenant Bixler in "The Amazing Mr. Williams" in 1939. Played Detective Sergeant Joe Keller in "Twelve Crowded Hours" in 1939. Played Bart - Henchman in "Wyoming" in 1940. Played Inspector Vance in "Murder Over New York" in 1940. Played Chief Painter in "Michael Shayne: Private Detective" in 1940. Played Foghorn in "The Invisible Woman" in 1940. Played Hotel Clerk in "My Favorite Wife" in 1940. Played Harrison in "Hit Parade of 1941" in 1940. Played Inspector Williams in "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" in 1941. Played Sgt. Roberts in "Topper Returns" in 1941. Played Capt. Pierre Whitfield in "Louisiana Purchase" in 1941. Played Big Mac in "High Sierra" in 1941. Played Coach Graham in "Rise and Shine" in 1941. Played Bolling in "A Night to Remember" in 1942. Played Sgt. Valentine in "Two Yanks in Trinidad" in 1942. Played Officer Lonigan in "My Sister Eileen" in 1942. Played Farr in "The Glass Key" in 1942. Played Percy Fitzbadden in "Mexican Spitfire Sees a Ghost" in 1942. Played Mason in "They Got Me Covered" in 1943. Played Capt. Bradd in "Best Foot Forward" in 1943. Played Vinnie Z. Blaxton in "A Stranger in Town" in 1943. Played R. L. Barclay in "Lady Bodyguard" in 1943. Played Sam in "Practically Yours" in 1944. Played Judge Franklin in "The Doughgirls" in 1944. Played Brewster in "Penthouse Rhythm" in 1945. Played Mr. Kratz in "Hold That Blonde" in 1945. Played Dennis Kavanaugh in "Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in Hollywood" in 1945. Played Henry Wright in "She Gets Her Man" in 1945. Played Lawyer Ferguson in "Doll Face" in 1945. Played J.C. Crawford in "Out of This World" in 1945. Played Police Chief MacGregor in "The Thin Man Goes Home" in 1945. Played R.S. Kenyon in "The Killers" in 1946. Played Insp. Carmichael in "Blonde Alibi" in 1946. Played Lt. Mason in "The Time of Their Lives" in 1946. Played Inspector Gleason in "Girl on the Spot" in 1946. Played John Rooney in "The Dark Horse" in 1946. Played Policeman in Galleries in "The Dark Corner" in 1946. Played Police Captain M. J. Donelly in "The Brute Man" in 1946. Played Crockett in "Joe Palooka in the Knockout" in 1947. Played Mr. Henty in "The Egg and I" in 1947. Played P. Aloysius Duff in "Beat the Band" in 1947. Played Police Lt. Haver in "Public Prosecutor" in 1947. Played Coach Johnson in "Good News" in 1947. Played Police captain in "Buck Privates Come Home" in 1947. Played Lawyer Gilbert in "The Fabulous Joe" in 1947. Played Insp. Watson in "Campus Sleuth" in 1948. Played Police Capt. James Q. Broaderik in "Jinx Money" in 1948. Played George Carson in "The Story of Seabiscuit" in 1949. Played Mayor in "Joe Palooka Meets Humphrey" in 1950. Played Earl E. Byrd in "Holiday Rhythm" in 1950. Played Himself - Comic Actor in "The Colgate Comedy Hour" in 1950. Played Police Desk Sergeant in "Meet Danny Wilson" in 1951. Played Captain Brown in "Cuban Fireball" in 1951. Played Sgt. Herbert Frisbie in "Bowery Battalion" in 1951. Played Bus Terminal Guard Arresting Carter in "Two Tickets to Broadway" in 1951. Played Pheeny in "Rhubarb" in 1951. Played Mr. Withers in "My Little Margie" in 1952. Played City Editor J.R. Lynch in "Ghost Buster" in 1952. Played Diner Proprietor in "The Stooge" in 1952. Performed in "My Friend Irma" in 1952. Played Mr. Hathaway in "The Ford Television Theatre" in 1952. Played Cmdr. J.E. Gerrens in "Gobs and Gals" in 1952. Played The Landlord in "The Jimmy Durante Show" in 1954. Played Mr. Brady in "The Seven Year Itch" in 1955. Played Dr. Rauchenback in "Jane Wyman Presents The Fireside Theatre" in 1955. Played Col. Hobson in "Screen Directors Playhouse" in 1955.

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Dal McKennon has: Performed in "Dragnet" in 1951. Played Wally Walrus in "The Woody Woodpecker Polka" in 1951. Played Golfer in "Woodpecker in the Rough" in 1952. Played Buzz Buzzard in "The Great Who-Dood-It" in 1952. Played Miner in "Bend of the River" in 1952. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Scalp Treatment" in 1952. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Belle Boys" in 1953. Played Paw in "Plywood Panic" in 1953. Played Paw in "Maw and Paw" in 1953. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Buccaneer Woodpecker" in 1953. Played Mouse in "The Mouse and the Lion" in 1953. Played Schooner Skipper in "Chilly Willy" in 1953. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Hot Rod Huckster" in 1954. Played Charlie Cooney in "Disneyland" in 1954. Played First Juror in "Disneyland" in 1954. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Socko in Morocco" in 1954. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Real Gone Woody" in 1954. Played Paw in "Pig in a Pickle" in 1954. Played Dog Barking in "Crazy Mixed Up Pup" in 1954. Played Bank Robber in "Convict Concerto" in 1954. Played Jake in "Gunsmoke" in 1955. Played Skipper in "The Legend of Rockabye Point" in 1955. Played Homesteader in "Gunsmoke" in 1955. Played Cat in "Get Lost" in 1956. Played Artist in "Arts and Flowers" in 1956. Played Professor in "Woodpecker from Mars" in 1956. Played Jethro in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Lee in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played The Horsetrader in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Hotel Clerk Kelly in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Frank Collins in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Alex in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Agent in "Colt .45" in 1957. Played Mr. Benson in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Professor Dingledong in "Round Trip to Mars" in 1957. Played Dobie in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Randy - Barfly in "Lawman" in 1958. Performed in "His Better Elf" in 1958. Played Con-Fu-Shon in "tom thumb" in 1958. Played Judge Hopkins in "The Rifleman" in 1958. Played Judge Moze in "The Rifleman" in 1958. Played Farmer in "U.S. Marshal" in 1958. Played Cal McNab in "Paul Bunyan" in 1958. Played The Unicorn in "Have Rocket -- Will Travel" in 1959. Played Projectionist in "The Tingler" in 1959. Played Court Reporter in "Riverboat" in 1959. Played Various in "Kiddie League" in 1959. Played Mr. Phelps in "The Untouchables" in 1959. Played Hickory in "Space Mouse" in 1959. Played Owl in "Sleeping Beauty" in 1959. Played Jenkins in "Bonanza" in 1959. Played Hickory in "Mouse Trapped" in 1959. Played Store Keeper in "The DuPont Show with June Allyson" in 1959. Played Carpenter in "Good Day for a Hanging" in 1959. Played Brian Jackson in "The Andy Griffith Show" in 1960. Played Ranger Willoughby in "Hunger Strife" in 1960. Played Court Clerk in "Let No Man Write My Epitaph" in 1960. Played Q.T. Hush in "Q.T. Hush" in 1960. Played Mac Ivers in "My Three Sons" in 1960. Played Bartender in "The Tall Man" in 1960. Performed in "Billion Dollar Boner" in 1960. Played Champ in "Freeloading Feline" in 1960. Performed in "Ballyhooey" in 1960. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Mississippi Slow Boat" in 1961. Played Waco Martin in "Ben Casey" in 1961. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Case of the Red-Eyed Ruby" in 1961. Played Dr. Blaney in "87th Precinct" in 1961. Played Ranger Willoughby in "Eggnapper" in 1961. Played Motel Proprietor in "Twist Around the Clock" in 1961. Played Whipple in "Holiday Lodge" in 1961. Played Old Man in "The Silent Call" in 1961. Performed in "87th Precinct" in 1961. Played Barking Dogs in "One Hundred and One Dalmatians" in 1961. Played Blaney in "87th Precinct" in 1961. Performed in "Womanhunt" in 1962. Played Lumberyard Owner in "The Virginian" in 1962. Played Jim Tolliver in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington" in 1962. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Hyde and Sneak" in 1962. Played Art Meadows in "The Virginian" in 1962. Played Various in "Pest of Show" in 1962. Performed in "The Greatest Show on Earth" in 1963. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Case of the Cold Storage Yegg" in 1963. Played Mr. Quinby in "House of the Damned" in 1963. Played 1st Juror in "Son of Flubber" in 1963. Played Mailman in "My Favorite Martian" in 1963. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Hi-Seas Hi-Jacker" in 1963. Played Mr. Phillips in "Twilight of Honor" in 1963. Played Sam the Cook in "The Birds" in 1963. Played Inspector Willoughby in "Coming Out Party" in 1963. Played Lean Cowboy in "7 Faces of Dr. Lao" in 1964. Played Inspector Willoughby in "The Case of the Maltese Chicken" in 1964. Played Reporter in "A Tiger Walks" in 1964. Performed in "The Famous Adventures of Mr. Magoo" in 1964. Played Cincinnatus in "Daniel Boone" in 1964. Played Detective Hutchins in "The Misadventures of Merlin Jones" in 1964. Played Abner Wirth in "The Big Valley" in 1965. Played Hillbillies in "Canned Dog Feud" in 1965. Played Karl Harpane in "The Glory Guys" in 1965. Played Gabe in "Iron Horse" in 1966. Played Bees in "Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree" in 1966. Played Cincinnatus in "Daniel Boone: Frontier Trail Rider" in 1966. Performed in "Lonesome Ranger" in 1966. Performed in "Sissy Sheriff" in 1967. Performed in "Dundee and the Culhane" in 1967. Played Falsetto in "Cat and Dupli-cat" in 1967. Played Bearded Gas Station Attendant in "Clambake" in 1967. Performed in "Phoney Pony" in 1969. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Ship a-Hoy Woody" in 1969. Played Buzz in "Tumble Weed Greed" in 1969. Played First Guard in "The Andersonville Trial" in 1970. Played Salem Saberhagen Spellman (1970-1971) in "Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies" in 1970. Performed in "All Hams on Deck" in 1970. Played Jack Hammer in "Hi-Rise Wise Guys" in 1970. Performed in "Wild Bill Hiccup" in 1970. Played Buzz Buzzard in "Flim Flam Fountain" in 1971. Performed in "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch" in 1971. Played Bear in "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" in 1971. Played Bucky Fosdick in "Cannon" in 1971. Performed in "Show Biz Beagle" in 1972. Performed in "Treasure Island" in 1973. Performed in "Oliver Twist" in 1974. Played Omby Amby in "Journey Back to Oz" in 1974. Performed in "Emilio and His Magical Bull" in 1975. Played Johnny Sunseed in "Space Academy" in 1977. Played Salem in "Sabrina, Super Witch" in 1977. Played Farmer in "The Cat from Outer Space" in 1978. Played Saloon Man 1 in "Hot Lead and Cold Feet" in 1978. Played Benjamin Franklin in "The American Adventure" in 1982. Played Sam in "Mystery Mansion" in 1983. Played Jim Smiley in "The Adventures of Mark Twain" in 1985. Performed in "The New Archies" in 1987. Played Gumby in "The Puppetoon Movie" in 1987. Played Old Man in Bathtub in "Goof Troop" in 1992. Played Stud of the Year Octogenarian in "Frozen Assets" in 1992. Played Ripper Roo - Laugh in "Crash Bandicoot" in 1996. Played Ripper Roo - Laugh in "Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back" in 1997. Played Ripper Roo in "Crash Team Racing" in 1999. Performed in "Gumby Dharma" in 2006.

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Buster Bloodvessel has: Played himself in "Cheggers Plays Pop" in 1978. Played himself in "Get Set for Summer" in 1981. Played himself in "Pop Quiz" in 1981. Played Themselves in "Dance Craze" in 1981. Played himself in "On Safari" in 1982. Played Lolita in "Boon" in 1986. Played Jailer in "Out of Order" in 1987. Played Ringerman in "Sammy and Rosie Get Laid" in 1987. Played himself in "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" in 1996. Played Himself - Mystery Guest in "Never Mind the Buzzcocks" in 1996. Played himself in "Top Ten" in 1998. Played himself in "Skinhead Attitude" in 2003. Played himself in "The Podge and Rodge Show" in 2006. Played himself in "Scooterists: A Way of Life" in 2006. Played himself in "The Up Beat" in 2008. Performed in "Eldorado" in 2012.

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Please ''do not'' consider the following an all-inclusive list.A:apple, ant, aardvark, angel, art, ape, ark, arc, act, apt, aid, aide, arid, aloft, after, ancient, argue, ask, aloud, awful, awesome, add, and, ail, ale, arm, alp, asp, all, ally, alley, adverb, adjective, ate, artsy, amphibian, almost, among, argon, agile, avid, agitate, arrogant, alike, appeal, agony, alone, argent, awe, ample, amplify, able, ability, again, against, ardent, abhor, arbor, adequate, accuse, accusation, antique, apartment, aquarium, adjacent, adjoin, administrative, agent, adore, adoration, administer, admission, abundant, acquaint, ackee, algae, alga, aqua, area, aria, aura, aha, ah ha, artistic, aftermath, aftershock, afterglow, aplomb, alumni, album, arbitrary, accusation, acquit, acquittal, abstain, absolve, archery, apply, application, accordance, accordion, allocate, assumption, ambiance, ambient, approach, apostle, agriculture, aggresion, agressive, abroad, aboard B:build, bible, book, boost, boot, bottom, but, bout, blue, bloom, bomb, bob, bat, bet, bit, bite, bile, believe, become, bind, bend, breed, broom, brook, between, bribe, bloat, bottle, battle, board, broad, bore, boor, boar, bird, bee, bell, beer, beautiful, bunk, bother, brother, blind, bright, blood, bold, band, brown, brew, bald, bake, boy, buoy, badge, bridge, basket, base, bate, bait, beat, boom, bulge, body, bust, bunch, bound, boundary, bark, blame, block, brisk, bear, bow, boa, bush, bash, black, blush, basset-hound, blasphemy, banquet, bouquet, bisque, biscuit, barbecue, beautician, blurb, barb, blob, blab, bulb, bob, bib, bub, bubble, belittle, berate, bistro, bestow, bishop, bicycle, barbarian, buffet, battalion, battleground, bargain, bramble, bumble, brilliant, bequest, bungee, banjo, bazoo, bazooka C:catch, cook, chef, cruel, crook, creek, cloak, clock, claw, cat, coat, corn, crab, copper, cob, create, critter, crunch, creep, coop, cool, chore, chunk, chase, choose, choir, cork, clot, colt, cabbage, crate, clear, can, clean, computer, cancel, castle, cafe, cattle, candle, candy, cane, cup, clue, clay, coupon, clap, cougar, could, crow, couch, cost, complain, crawl, cord, cut, cute, collapse, corridor, cloud, cage, crew, carry, carriage, condition, con, clout, continent, content, cola, card, car, cart, camaraderie, crania, cranium, cerebellum, cerebrium, capture, creature, creation, centerpiece, central, center, contradiction, contraction, constitution, coalition, collaberation, collaberate, conduct, conference, childish, crocodile, croc, crockpot, crock, crack, cricket, crispy, crisp, conniving, connive, convince, cooperation, cooperate, congeniality, congenial, cudgel, cajun, croquet, clique, cliche D:danger, dog, die, dry, doom, dead, day, donkey, doing, door, dorm, devil, dude, duke, dare, done, doing, did, dump, drum, dumb, dip, doe, due, dirt, drink, drupe, dupe, diet, draw, deaf, dingo, drag, drug, dregs, dug, dig, dull, dill, dell, dole, doubt, dust, disc, desire, destiny, destination, during, duration, drought, duly, daily, damp, dam, dwell, desert, dessert, daze, daisy, detest, direct, direction, dialect, dialogue, dew, dungeon, doll, defy, deli, delete, dough, dope, deal, dale, deep, dye, debutante, duckling, dad, did, dud, dread, died, doorman, doberman, destitute, dissolution, dissolve, difference, different, defiant, drought, delicatessen, dedication, delinquent, dramatization, dramatic, drama, diversity, deviance, deviation, derive, discount, damage, dormitory, doctor, dentist, dermatologist, deacon, deliverance, desperate, decaffeinate, designation, disintegrate, destruction, diplomat, diplomatic, dictionary, directory, daiquiri, dollar, disastrous, disaster E:even, evening, eat, east, ear, earl, early, earn, earnest, eager, earth, either, elephant, elk, emu, ewe, evident, embryo, egg, ester, elf, emphasis, edible, employ, egret, ergo, etch, edge, elm, eulogy, eject, elegant, effort, equal, equate, etiquette, eggplant, earthworm, easy, ease, eave, ever, event, evict, endanger, expose, explode, explore, experiment, expert, exact, exclaim, example, extra, exercise, executive, execute, examine, explain, extinct, erratic, enrage, enter, eloquent, episode, entrance, entree, employee, exempt, envision, enable, euphoric, euphoria, epiphany, emigrate, emergency, evidence, evolution, eternal, eternity, exclusive, earthworm, earthling, earth, establish, establishment, effortless, enough, ester, enable, engorge, encourage, entertain, entertainer, entertainment, explanatory F:fire, fear, fare, fair, fairy, frog, fun, fund, fat, fit, foot, feet, fig, fib, flu, flue, font, fond, fragile, fragment, fragrant, fable, fleet, flea, flee, file, feel, fungi, floor, flower, free, freedom, fiddle, fight, flight, fright, frown, fern, fetch, finch, flinch, foster, friend, fork, flaw, flute, fluke, found, find, fan, fin, fling, fort, forty, fish, flub, fortune, feature, feat, feather, figure, fade, florist, frugal, fruit, fry, fly, fog, faint, feint, fine, forest, father, future, flip, flop, flap, frustrate, flake, finger, first, fore, furniture, furnish, farm, firm, form, from, film, foam, fief, fife, five, figment, fixture, fiction, fictional, fortitude, follower, fervent, formula, foundation, frivolous, formidable, formaldehyde, fraction, friction, fracture, factor, fundamental, fictitious, fascination, fascinate, facsimile, federation G:goat, gas, giant, gain, gum, gull, gal, glad, gloom, gang, grange, grain, groom, grumpy, golf, get, go, gone, gut, got, gun, gin, ground, grind, grin, grim, group, gruel, grouch, great, grate, graph, gopher, gimp, gram, grandma, grandpa, grade, graduate, guard, guardian, gore, grown, grow, gust, gush, grasp, grape, grief, gauntlet, goose, geese, guess, guest, goof, gourd, gossip, guy, gray, grey, guppy, glow, gloss, glossary, ghoul, ghost, giggle, glue, glass, grout, gradient, gripe, grill, goblet, goblin, government, galaxy, generation, gratuitous, gargoyle, gargle, gesture, gasman, graduation, grebe, gallery, galleria, grouch, guppy, graceful H:harp, heart, hare, hair, hear, hire, horn, hyper, hype, hag, hog, hug, heel, hoof, house, hold, hinder, hide, hint, hot, hit, hat, hut, huge, help, hood, hate, heat, home, hump, hum, ham, him, hem, his, hiss, hamster, hamper, head, hulk, hunch, hang, hunger, hew, hue, hurt, hen, high, horde, has, hash, hush, hope, hop, hip, happen, happy, hippie, hippopotamus, hawk, hock, hockey, hickory, honey, haul, hack, hatch, hutch, hitch, herb, hill, hall, hull, holy, hook, hoop, had, hid, hay, hey, hello, harvest I:imp, ilk, irk, imply, important, intelligent, issue, interest, igloo, isle, island, ice, Indian, institute, itch, inch, intern, Internet, ill, idea, import, intent, initial, integrity, impeach, irregular, illogical, independent, insert, insult, insurance, interstate, ignore, ignorant, igneous, idol, idle, illicit, influence, iota, iffy, icing, icicle, illuminate, illustrate, impostor, illegal, illiterate, ileum, ibex, ibis, iris, insect, iguana, illusion, impala, isopod, impress, implode, implore, imperative, improvise, impoverish, impose, implicate J:jog, jig, jug, jump, joey, Java, just, justice, join, joint, jaguar, jingle, jangle, jungle, jaw, joust, jovial, jolly, jilt, jolt, jury, joy, job, jiffy, jewel, jewelry, jail, jut, jute, jackal, jellyfish, jay, junco, jerboa, jasmine, jerk, junk, jinx, judge, judicial, josh, jade, journal, journey, jargon, jealous, jicama, jalapeño, jazz, jive, jaundice, JavaScript, jester, joke, joker, jet, jeans, jeep, jeer, juke, jack, jam, jamb, jumble, juniper, jab, janitor, junior, juggle, joule, jar, jalopy, jacket, junket, judgment, Jello, jockey, juxtapose, juggernaut K:key, keyboard, kex, klutz, karma, kitchen, ketch, ketchup, kit, kite, kitten, kin, ken, keno, kine, keel, keen, knight, know, knew, knowledge, knee, kneel, kaleidoscope, kill, kosher, kudos, kiosk, kinesiology, kiss, kent, kith, kind, kindred, kingdom, kinship, kinetic, keep, kepi, kern, kernel, kennel, knish, knop, knob, keg, kiwi, knave, kick, knock, kink, knell, knit, knot, kilt, keep, keeper, kettle, kept, kerosene, ketone, kilogram, kilometer, kilo, karat, karate, kelp, kangaroo, kayo, kerchief, kiln, khan, koala, kaiser, kismet, kaput, kazoo, kumquat L:lemon, lime, lunatic, lace, look, like, link, love, live, long, lounge, limp, lamp, lump, lamb, lam, label, lord, loud, loop, lot, lock, locker, locket, list, lie, lei, lip, lap, late, lorn, lore, lope, law, lid, lad, ladle, language, loris, luck, lack, lick, loom, limb, limbo, limousine, ledge, loaf, life, light, lasso, last, lag, labor, laboratory, lawyer, lucid, lynx, lunch, launch, lynch, lie, lying, laugh, lame, ladder, latter, load, logo, leap, lost, loss, laptop, leech, leader, legal, lean, lead, letter, lenient, lesson, lobster, lung, lower, lowly, laser, lethargic, labyrinth, ludicrous M:money, monkey, mommy, mother, matter, mustard, march, mercy, mine, mentor, malicious, mean, manner, macaw, master, merchant, merry, music, mobster, mope, math, magician, mouse, mention, motion, mask, moth, myth, medium, mostly, munch, milk, malt, mango, match, marquee, margin, margarine, mouth, mule, must, mist, mast, more, mingle, middle, mud, much, modest, mode, mood, mow, mannequin, mortician, moral, morality, morale, mural, monster, might, meat, mate, mute, mock, maple, muse, maze, market, metaphor N:nice, naughty, nasty, nor, nut, nick, neck, nuke, nutrition, new, newt, negotiate, near, name, numb, number, negative, novel, novice, noble, naval, navy, normal, natural, notorious, neat, nostril, nose, no, not, note, node, now, noise, night, noon, nary, nude, naked, nurse, null, nuclear, nitrogen, narcotic, narc, nosy, nature, north, naive, nimble, nerd, niece, never, nerve, nervous, net, noel, nominate, network, netiquette, nostalgic, nocturnal, nuisance, narcissism O:open, obvious, old, obedient, obnoxious, oblivious, oxygen, ox, oxen, object, ostrich, ornament, oral, orate, oust, out, outside, outdo, outline, outstanding, oracle, otter, odder, orange, orangutan, opal, opaque, order, oblige, ought, our, ore, oar, or, owl, owe, orbit, obituary, obscure, obese, obey, obstruct, oppose, organ, organize, ogle, orchid, oddity, other, okay, outcry, output, outreach, oyster, original, origin, outlandish, omnivore, omnipresent, obsequious, omnipotent, omniscient P:pear, pare, pair, parent, plus, pollution, policy, polite, particular, peculiar, promise, poster, pain, panel, plan, plane, plain, ploy, puffy, partner, poke, poker, panic, produce, predict, pass, pea, pet, parrot, pigeon, penguin, pelican, porcupine, paste, prune, prude, punch, pitch, patch, path, poor, pore, pour, pound, pond, ponder, pride, proud, parsley, pecan, poach, praise, present, prayer, pray, plot, pigment, pig, puke, photosynthesis, pessimist, perception, personality, pauper, peace Q:quaint, quiet, quite, quote, quick, quality, quantity, query, quest, question, quench, queen, quern, queue, quell, quill, quasi, quart, quarter, quarrel, quaff, quip, quit, quoit, quotation, quint, quadruplet, quadruplex, qwerty, quiche, quack, quake, questionable, quietly, quickly, qualify, qualification, quintuplet, quarterly, qaid, qualm, quasar, quadrangle, qualitative, quantitative, quixotic, quagmire, quadrilateral, qintar, qindar, quarantine, quadrant, quintessence R:reason, rick, right, rite, ritual, rope, roe, row, ray, raid, retain, resolution, risk, ramp, ram, rim, rum, role, riot, route, rout, radar, radiant, rampage, regret, remember, rest, reach, rain, rein, reign, ran, rant, rent, runt, root, rhea, rag, rage, rare, rear, ream, rime, rhyme, rate, rogue, rouge, roue, rue, ruse, referee, refer, remind, reminder, rust, righteous, radio, rod, road, rode, ride, recur, rebate, rodent, rat, rig, rug, rough, remain, reprimand, robust, robot, ranger, read, raccoon S:stop, stoop, stool, stood, stomp, stamp, stump, sat, set, sit, sot, sought, soul, sole, sloe, slow, sell, cell, sold, solid, simple, salt, slat, slit, slot, slam, slim, soil, silo, sale, sail, seal, seek, see, sea, seem, seam, sum, some, sang, sing, sung, song, snug, snuggle, sound, soda, sad, saw, sew, so, sleep, spell, spill, spoil, sport, spore, slope, steep, steeple, store, sore, soar, sour, suite, sweet, suit, stud, stallion, stone, snake, sneak, snow, snafu, stride, sudden, suggest, south, solemn, squeal, sequel, squeak, sex T:toe, tow, tore, torn, tear, time, thyme, them, then, the, they, teen, teem, team, tragic, trial, trail, truce, threat, treat, trait, thimble, thumb, type, typo, three, there, their, thing, think, throat, throe, throw, tower, troop, toupee, tiger, tent, tint, taint, topic, tropical, typical, though, thought, tough, thou, thread, tumble, tremor, taste, tooth, trivia, tense, thug, taco, tuna, tan, tin, ten, tun, ton, tie, tip, top, tap, toy, try, tea, tornado, torpedo, tangle, triumphant, tango, trajectory, typhoon U:under, umbrella, uterus, understand, utter, udder, urge, undo, unity, union, untie, unite, urban, urchin, utopia, university, universe, unique, unit, uncanny, underwear, usury, usurp, user, urgent, utility, utilize, utensil, ugh, umpire, ultimate, ultimatum, underlying, utmost, underline, underground, undertaker, up, upper, upload, update, unicorn, unilateral, until, unto, ultraviolet, umbra, unabridged, unco, unconditional, undermine, ubiquity, ubiquitous, ugsome, umbrage, undulate, ukulele, utopia V:violet, via, vail, veil, vale, vile, vial, value, vomit, voice, vacuum, vampire, volt, violent, vicious, viscous, volume, vanity, vein, vain, van, vandal, village, villa, valley, victory, verify, very, vary, validate, valid, virtue, virtu, vacant, vagrant, vagabond, vague, variable, vat, vase, verb, vet, vex, vent, vintage, vine, venue, vengeance, victim, virus, video, vision, vista, visceral, viscera, vise, vice, vicarious, vindictive, vengeful, virtual, vital, vitamin, voyage, variety, variant, vigor, vigil, vinegar W:wax, war, ware, wear, weary, wren, we, wee, where, were, wry, wary, watch, warn, warm, worm, worn, white, whoa, whew, wash, witch, which, with, whit, write, writ, wire, weir, wig, wag, whale, wail, wale, wonder, wander, wand, wind, wend, when, work, warp, wrap, weigh, way, weight, wait, wheat, wound, wheel, whee, wood, would, whether, weather, wither, wasp, was, what, watt, wart, wrath, wide, wed, weak, week, why, who, web, walk, wake, wiggle, whip, wipe, whisk, whisper X:xylophone, x ray, xeme, xenops, xenurine, xenophobia, xenophile, xeriscape, xanthic, xanthocarpous, xebec, xenagogue, xenial, xenogeneic, xerography, xerox, xerophthalmia, xerophytic, xeroradiography, xerosis, xerostomia, xerothermic, xerotic, xiphias, xiphoid, xu, xylan, xylocarp, xylogenous, xyloid, xylology, xylometer, xylophagous, xystus Y:you, young, youngster, youth, your, yore, you're, you've, yawn, year, yearn, yarn, yard, yacht, yak, yam, yap, yep, yea, yeah, yah, yes, yum, yummy, yuk, yukky, yield, yolk, yoke, yodel, yokel, yaw, yawl, yegg, yellow, yell, yeast, yonder, yourself, yahoo, yet, yeti, yowl, yow, yo, yip, yipee, yo-yo, yank, yankee, yelp, yarrow, yahtzee, yikes, yomp, yowie, yoicks, yoga, yogi, yenta, yin, yen, yang, yardstick, younker Z:zoo, zoologist, zoology, zoo-keeper, zoom, zebra, zebu, zero, zone, zilch, zip, zipper, zygote, Zion, zealous, zeal, Zen, zephyr, zillion, zany, zest, zesty, zax, zillion, zombie, zeitgeist, zap, zigzag, zig, zag, zaftig, zeta, zak, zinc, zircon, zirconium, zip code, zoom, zoophytic, zounds, zucchini, zydeco, zulu, zing, zang, zakat

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Harry Tyler has: Played Marine from San Francisco in "The Cock-Eyed World" in 1929. Played Eddie Allen in "The Shannons of Broadway" in 1929. Performed in "Artistic Temper" in 1932. Played Assistant Director in "The Studio Murder Mystery" in 1932. Played John Hamilton in "The Divorce Racket" in 1932. Performed in "The Poor Fish" in 1933. Played Counterman in "Murder in the Clouds" in 1934. Played Second Stooge in "I Sell Anything" in 1934. Played Hughie in "Midnight Alibi" in 1934. Played Mike - a Bartender in "The St. Louis Kid" in 1934. Played Parachute Man in "Happiness Ahead" in 1934. Played Sam Martin - Taxi Driver in "The Case of the Howling Dog" in 1934. Played Mr. Simmons in "Housewife" in 1934. Played Theatre Box-Office Attendant in "Desirable" in 1934. Played Martin Gunch in "Babbitt" in 1934. Played Doorkeeper in "The Firebird" in 1934. Played Mike, the Safecracker in "Friends of Mr. Sweeney" in 1934. Played Sign Painter in "A Night at the Opera" in 1935. Played Henry Sloss in "The Glass Key" in 1935. Played Elmer in "Lady Tubbs" in 1935. Played Doc Warren in "The Murder Man" in 1935. Played Joe, Taxi Driver in "The Woman in Red" in 1935. Played Steve in "Streamline Express" in 1935. Played Photographer in "I Live My Life" in 1935. Played Steve in "Men Without Names" in 1935. Played Suitor in "Naughty Marietta" in 1935. Played Safecracker in "Mister Dynamite" in 1935. Played Fieldsie in "Two-Fisted Gentleman" in 1936. Played Fletcher, Murdered Gangster in "Lady from Nowhere" in 1936. Played Man on Top of Bus in "The Accusing Finger" in 1936. Played Dave Mayne in "The Perfect Set-Up" in 1936. Played Nick in "Sworn Enemy" in 1936. Played Marriage License Clerk in "Wedding Present" in 1936. Played Fingers in "After the Thin Man" in 1936. Played Carnival Concessionaire in "Pennies from Heaven" in 1936. Played Man in "The Man I Marry" in 1936. Played Yegg in "The Three Wise Guys" in 1936. Played Bidder on Horses in "Arizona Mahoney" in 1936. Performed in "Double or Nothing" in 1936. Played Inspector in "Blossoms on Broadway" in 1937. Played Henchman in "Give Till It Hurts" in 1937. Played Sailor in "Waikiki Wedding" in 1937. Played Dugan in "Girls Can Play" in 1937. Performed in "Midnight Madonna" in 1937. Played Chuck Fairfax in "The Girl Said No" in 1937. Played Danny Hinkle in "Youth on Parole" in 1937. Played Nilson in "I Promise to Pay" in 1937. Played Harry Stone in "Love Takes Flight" in 1937. Played Second Barfly in "Her Husband Lies" in 1937. Played Driver of Buick Automobile in "Wake Up and Live" in 1937. Played Manager in "The Man Who Cried Wolf" in 1937. Played Shooting Gallery Attendant in "They Gave Him a Gun" in 1937. Played Taxi Driver in "Jim Hanvey, Detective" in 1937. Played Fingers in "Carnival Queen" in 1937. Played James Joseph McElarney - Taxi Driver in "My Dear Miss Aldrich" in 1937. Played Convict in "Bad Guy" in 1937. Played Bus Driver in "Married Before Breakfast" in 1937. Played Announcer at Gym in "The Crowd Roars" in 1938. Played Client Gerson, on Crutches in "The Chaser" in 1938. Played Official in "Federal Man-Hunt" in 1938. Played Garageman in "The Arkansas Traveler" in 1938. Played Convict in "The Canary Comes Across" in 1938. Played Sam Mason in "Mr. Boggs Steps Out" in 1938. Played Hawker in "Crime Ring" in 1938. Played Newsreel Man in "Too Hot to Handle" in 1938. Played Eddy in "The Shopworn Angel" in 1938. Played Taxi Driver in "Spring Madness" in 1938. Played Editor in "Professor Beware" in 1938. Played Joe Eliot in "The Story of Alexander Graham Bell" in 1939. Played Locker Room Attendant in "Nick Carter, Master Detective" in 1939. Played Pianist in "Swanee River" in 1939. Played Mike, the Midway Ticket Seller in "Fixer Dugan" in 1939. Played Corey in "Four Girls in White" in 1939. Played Frank in "The Spirit of Culver" in 1939. Played Joe Hungerford in "20,000 Men a Year" in 1939. Played Man on the Bus in "Tell No Tales" in 1939. Played Hatchet-faced Seaman in "Coast Guard" in 1939. Played Farmer in "Jesse James" in 1939. Played Studio Guide in "Hollywood Cavalcade" in 1939. Played Ed Garfield in "Almost a Gentleman" in 1939. Played Barber in "Young Mr. Lincoln" in 1939. Played Kibitzer at Dice Game in "I Stole a Million" in 1939. Played Jerry - Prisoner Waiter in "6,000 Enemies" in 1939. Performed in "Blondie Brings Up Baby" in 1939. Played Hotel Cashier in "Disbarred" in 1939. Played First Taxi Driver in "Miracles for Sale" in 1939. Played Drug Store Customer in "Career" in 1939. Played Police Photographer in "The Gracie Allen Murder Case" in 1939. Played Thug in "The Golden Fleecing" in 1940. Played Whispers in "The Bride Wore Crutches" in 1940. Played La Cita Cafe Waiter in "Phantom Raiders" in 1940. Played Telegrapher in "Go West" in 1940. Played Undetermined Role in "Brigham Young" in 1940. Played Martin in "Third Finger, Left Hand" in 1940. Played Patron in "Enemy Agent" in 1940. Played Mac, Owner Cheerful Pawnbrokers in "Pop Always Pays" in 1940. Played Hobo in "Youth Will Be Served" in 1940. Played Joe Green - Ice Cream Man in "Keeping Company" in 1940. Played Mr. Godfrey in "Meet the Missus" in 1940. Played Husband in "Manhattan Heartbeat" in 1940. Played Monroe in "Behind the News" in 1940. Played Trusty in "Johnny Apollo" in 1940. Played Lem Winkapol in "The Captain Is a Lady" in 1940. Played Minor Role in "Jennie" in 1940. Played Agitated Passenger in "Men Against the Sky" in 1940. Played Alibi Joe in "Pier 13" in 1940. Played Dave in "Young People" in 1940. Played Grouch in "Street of Memories" in 1940. Played Bert in "The Grapes of Wrath" in 1940. Played Fur Peddler in "The House Across the Bay" in 1940. Played Henchman in "Ellery Queen and the Murder Ring" in 1941. Played Mr. Avery in "Remember the Day" in 1941. Played Cliff Smithers in "The Richest Man in Town" in 1941. Played Louie Link in "Sweetheart of the Campus" in 1941. Played Pop Tompkins in "Tillie the Toiler" in 1941. Played Stage Manager in "Dressed to Kill" in 1941. Played Mac, Furniture Salesman in "Mr. District Attorney in the Carter Case" in 1941. Played Auto Dealer in "Tobacco Road" in 1941. Played Wingy in "Broadway" in 1942. Played Gateman at Penn Station in "The Palm Beach Story" in 1942. Played Postal Clerk in "A Night to Remember" in 1942. Played Queenie McQueen in "Grand Central Murder" in 1942. Played Carpenter in "Ten Gentlemen from West Point" in 1942. Played Clothing Store Proprietor in "Street of Chance" in 1942. Played Huckster in "In Old California" in 1942. Played First Prisoner in "I Married a Witch" in 1942. Played Vegetable Peeler Salesman in "Maisie Gets Her Man" in 1942. Played First Hobo in "Mokey" in 1942. Played Bascombe in "Mexican Spitfire Sees a Ghost" in 1942. Played Nosy Neighbor in "Wedded Blitz" in 1942. Played Blind Man in "Dixie" in 1943. Played Man on Crutches in "The Dancing Masters" in 1943. Played Weasel-Faced Salesman in "Lady Bodyguard" in 1943. Played Hotel Manager in "She Has What It Takes" in 1943. Played Friend in "The Iron Major" in 1943. Played Jones in "All by Myself" in 1943. Played Hillyer in "Slightly Dangerous" in 1943. Played Brokerage Firm Teller in "Hi Diddle Diddle" in 1943. Played Gateman in "Whistling in Brooklyn" in 1943. Played Sailor Sam in "Hers to Hold" in 1943. Performed in "He Hired the Boss" in 1943. Played Program Director in "True to Life" in 1943. Performed in "Love Your Landlord" in 1944. Played Mr. Peek-ab-oo in "Movie Pests" in 1944. Played Assistant Editor in "The Adventures of Mark Twain" in 1944. Played Reporter in "The Great Moment" in 1944. Played Angular Man in "The Doughgirls" in 1944. Played Old Man on Train in "See Here, Private Hargrove" in 1944. Played Barker in "Buffalo Bill" in 1944. Played Bucky Farrell in "Casanova in Burlesque" in 1944. Played Quartette Member in "Mrs. Parkington" in 1944. Played Surprised Man in "Casanova Brown" in 1944. Played Sherman in "Atlantic City" in 1944. Played Streetcar Conductor in "Wilson" in 1944. Played Mr. Carruthers in "San Diego I Love You" in 1944. Played Poker Player in "The Merry Monahans" in 1944. Played Harry Parker in "Identity Unknown" in 1945. Played Noah in "Woman Who Came Back" in 1945. Played Painter in "The Sailor Takes a Wife" in 1945. Played Doctor in "Adventure" in 1945. Played Pete Moley in "San Quentin" in 1946. Played Court Guard in "The Man Who Dared" in 1946. Played Lawyer in "The Fabulous Suzanne" in 1946. Played Clerk in Bus Station in "The Blue Dahlia" in 1946. Played Bartender in "Night Editor" in 1946. Played Baggage Man in "Somewhere in the Night" in 1946. Played Grigsby in "Johnny Comes Flying Home" in 1946. Played Hotel Desk Clerk in "Slightly Scandalous" in 1946. Played Bill, Crematorium Attendant in "Behind Green Lights" in 1946. Played Tippy Miller in "I Ring Doorbells" in 1946. Played Counterman in "Decoy" in 1946. Played Boss in "Hectic Honeymoon" in 1947. Played Professor in "Heading for Heaven" in 1947. Played Seth in "Winter Wonderland" in 1947. Played Bartender in "High Barbaree" in 1947. Played Man in "The Beginning or the End" in 1947. Played Bartender in "This Time for Keeps" in 1947. Played Shopkeeper in "The Mighty McGurk" in 1947. Played Hotel Clerk in "An Act of Murder" in 1948. Played The Boss in "The Sheepish Wolf" in 1948. Played Gardener in "The Fuller Brush Man" in 1948. Played Warehouse Foreman in "I Love Trouble" in 1948. Played Mr. Peabody in "Smart Politics" in 1948. Played Oscar in "Raw Deal" in 1948. Played Counterman in "That Wonderful Urge" in 1948. Played Charlie the Bartender in "Relentless" in 1948. Played Hobo in "Black Eagle" in 1948. Played Mac in "The Return of October" in 1948. Played Elisha Jones in "The Untamed Breed" in 1948. Played Mr. Rogers in "Campus Sleuth" in 1948. Played Wilbur in "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" in 1949. Performed in "Microspook" in 1949. Played Blinky in "Sorrowful Jones" in 1949. Played Chandler in "Joe Palooka in the Big Fight" in 1949. Played Storekeeper in "The Doolins of Oklahoma" in 1949. Played Stationmaster in "Beyond the Forest" in 1949. Played Jeff Farrell in "Air Hostess" in 1949. Played Constable Isiah Hoskins in "Master Minds" in 1949. Played Oswald - Second Dishwasher in "Always Leave Them Laughing" in 1949. Played Wrestling Announcer in "Bride for Sale" in 1949. Played Ticket Agent in "Ma and Pa Kettle" in 1949. Played Bartender in "Hellfire" in 1949. Played Henry Simpson in "Racket Squad" in 1950. Played Laundryman in "The Good Humor Man" in 1950. Played Charlie - Taxi Driver in "A Woman of Distinction" in 1950. Played Jasper North in "The Traveling Saleswoman" in 1950. Played Willie in "Lux Video Theatre" in 1950. Performed in "Armstrong Circle Theatre" in 1950. Played Drunk in "The Jack Benny Program" in 1950. Played Mr. Klinger in "Never a Dull Moment" in 1950. Performed in "Racket Squad" in 1950. Played Joe Miller in "Lux Video Theatre" in 1950. Played Flirty Man at Fight in "Joe Palooka in the Squared Circle" in 1950. Played Titus Meely in "Racket Squad" in 1950. Played Benny in "Treasury Men in Action" in 1950. Played Bartender in "Kill the Umpire" in 1950. Played Hardrock Jones in "Rider from Tucson" in 1950. Played Pat in "Wyoming Mail" in 1950. Played Drunk in "Cuban Fireball" in 1951. Played Augie in "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in 1951. Played Train Clerk in "Al Jennings of Oklahoma" in 1951. Played Uncle Avery in "Corky of Gasoline Alley" in 1951. Played General in "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in 1951. Played Mr. Flask in "Gasoline Alley" in 1951. Played Brakeman in "Appointment with Danger" in 1951. Played Elderly Man in "Disc Jockey" in 1951. Played Knucksy Breckenridge in "Bedtime for Bonzo" in 1951. Performed in "Front Page Detective" in 1951. Played Paul Hill in "The Roy Rogers Show" in 1951. Played Dan Carter in "Texans Never Cry" in 1951. Played Jed Medford in "The Roy Rogers Show" in 1951. Played Santa Claus in "The Lemon Drop Kid" in 1951. Played Rusty in "Santa Fe" in 1951. Played Simon Gilbride in "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in 1951. Played Landlord in "The Fat Man" in 1951. Played L.M. Roberts in "The Roy Rogers Show" in 1951. Performed in "Schlitz Playhouse of Stars" in 1951. Played Train Dispatcher in "Close to My Heart" in 1951. Played Headline Writer in "Deadline - U.S.A." in 1952. Played Pat Cohan - Publican in "The Quiet Man" in 1952. Played Telephone Operator in "Boots Malone" in 1952. Played Policeman in "Four Star Playhouse" in 1952. Played License Bureau Clerk in "The Abbott and Costello Show" in 1952. Played Stage Doorman in "April in Paris" in 1952. Played Jungle Bill in "The Ford Television Theatre" in 1952. Played Checkers Player in "Cattle Town" in 1952. Played Man in Line at Bank in "Lost in Alaska" in 1952. Played Mike, Florist in "This Woman Is Dangerous" in 1952. Played Old Man in "Wagons West" in 1952. Played Mr. Bots in "Adventures of Superman" in 1952. Played Vendor on Train in "Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie" in 1952. Played Waiter in "Big Jim McLain" in 1952. Played Chauncey in "My Little Margie" in 1952. Performed in "The RCA Victor Show" in 1952. Played Daley - Chauffeur in "General Electric Theater" in 1953. Played Homer Simmons in "By the Light of the Silvery Moon" in 1953. Performed in "General Electric Theater" in 1953. Played Jake in "The Glass Web" in 1953. Played Sam Burns in "Girls in the Night" in 1953. Played Vagrant in "A Perilous Journey" in 1953. Played Sailor Jack in "The Man Behind the Badge" in 1953. Played Driver in "General Electric Theater" in 1953. Played Donlan in "The Whistler" in 1954. Played Telegraph Operator in "Cattle Queen of Montana" in 1954. Played Hotel Clerk Potter in "The Joe Palooka Story" in 1954. Played Mr. Engel in "Father Knows Best" in 1954. Played Harry the Pen in "The Lone Wolf" in 1954. Played Telegraph Clerk in "Disneyland" in 1954. Performed in "Studio 57" in 1954. Played American Sailor Prisoner in "Yankee Pasha" in 1954. Played Charlie - Elevator Operator in "Public Defender" in 1954. Played Charlie in "Witness to Murder" in 1954. Played Mr. Green in "Disneyland" in 1954. Played Rushmore in "Mayor of the Town" in 1954. Played Bellboy in "The Mickey Rooney Show" in 1954. Played Mr. Foster in "Studio 57" in 1954. Played Cal Purdy in "The Millionaire" in 1955. Played Train Station Agent in "The Rawhide Years" in 1955. Played Motel Manager in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Dan Sill in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Bob Jenkins in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Smitty in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Played Tom Jason in "Navy Log" in 1955. Played Hank - Convict 12784 in "Jail Busters" in 1955. Played Aaron Hacker in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Mr. White in "Screen Directors Playhouse" in 1955. Played Squint in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Played Timmy in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Joab Choate in "Texas Lady" in 1955. Played Mr. Jessup in "Fury" in 1955. Played Lafe Wilson in "Sergeant Preston of the Yukon" in 1955. Played Stacy in "Crossroads" in 1955. Played Pete Bradshaw in "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" in 1955. Played Ownie in "The Millionaire" in 1955. Performed in "Fury" in 1955. Played Doc Raven in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Performed in "Celebrity Playhouse" in 1955. Played Apartment Hunter in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Isaiah Dobbs in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Performed in "Brave Eagle" in 1955. Played Theater Doorman in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Cotton Exchange Manager in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Played Piano Player in "Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops" in 1955. Played Harvey Reynolds in "Cheyenne" in 1955. Played Train Ticket Agent in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Sam Loomis in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Tony Cabillo - Barber in "A Lawless Street" in 1955. Played Ticket Agent in "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" in 1955. Played Zack Wilson in "Sergeant Preston of the Yukon" in 1955. Played Bowen in "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp" in 1955. Played Hotel Clerk in "Chevron Hall of Stars" in 1956. Played Pop in "State Trooper" in 1956. Played Matt in "On Trial" in 1956. Played Gitt in "Corky and White Shadow" in 1956. Played Charlie in "A Day of Fury" in 1956. Played Settler in "Mohawk" in 1956. Played Beed Wickwire in "Glory" in 1956. Played Meek Man in "The Kettles in the Ozarks" in 1956. Played Motel Operator in "Rock Around the Clock" in 1956. Played Doorman in "These Wilder Years" in 1956. Played Dick Harris in "Footsteps in the Night" in 1957. Played Miner in "Maverick" in 1957. Played Mr. Doyle in "Meet McGraw" in 1957. Played Court Clerk in "Perry Mason" in 1957. Played Old Joe Sontag in "Code 3" in 1957. Played Manhattan Tunnel Spectator in "The Deadly Mantis" in 1957. Played Ticket Seller in "The Wayward Bus" in 1957. Played Storekeeper in "Meet McGraw" in 1957. Played Ernie Beach, gas station attendant in "Plunder Road" in 1957. Played Telegrapher Harry in "Domino Kid" in 1957. Played Shopkeeper in "Maverick" in 1957. Played Coffee Shop Counter Man in "Sweet Smell of Success" in 1957. Played Mr. Williams in "Wagon Train" in 1957. Played Boat Rental Man in "Leave It to Beaver" in 1957. Played Willis in "Slander" in 1957. Played Mr. Gilbert in "Goodyear Theatre" in 1957. Played Cartwright in "Man with a Camera" in 1958. Played Townsman in "Day of the Badman" in 1958. Played Jake Smith in "Lawman" in 1958. Played Landlord in "Peter Gunn" in 1958. Played Proprietor in "Cole Younger, Gunfighter" in 1958. Played Townsman in "The Texan" in 1958. Played Robert in "The Last Hurrah" in 1958. Performed in "Cimarron City" in 1958. Played Seth Billings in "Lawman" in 1958. Played Burton in "Buckskin" in 1958. Played Steve in "Black Saddle" in 1959. Played Pete Wasson in "The Untouchables" in 1959. Played Pawn Broker in "Lock Up" in 1959. Played Coachman in "Pillow Talk" in 1959. Played Old Seaman in "Riverboat" in 1959. Played Steve Rhodes in "Black Saddle" in 1959. Played Tugboat in "Mr. Lucky" in 1959. Played Neal Jackson in "Pony Express" in 1959. Played Judd in "Laramie" in 1959. Played Elmo in "Alias Jesse James" in 1959. Played Farmer in "Laramie" in 1959. Played The Doorman in "Johnny Staccato" in 1959.

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This is ''not'' a complete list. Please ''do not'' consider the following an all-inclusive list.A:apple, ant, aardvark, angel, art, ape, ark, arc, act, apt, aid, aide, arid, aloft, after, ancient, argue, ask, aloud, awful, awesome, add, and, ail, ale, arm, alp, asp, all, ally, alley, adverb, adjective, ate, artsy, amphibian, almost, among, argon, agile, avid, agitate, arrogant, alike, appeal, agony, alone, argent, awe, ample, amplify, able, ability, again, against, ardent, abhor, arbor, adequate, accuse, accusation, antique, apartment, aquarium, adjacent, adjoin, administrative, agent, adore, adoration, administer, admission, abundant, acquaint, ackee, algae, alga, aqua, area, aria, aura, aha, ah ha, artistic, aftermath, aftershock, afterglow, aplomb, alumni, album, arbitrary, accusation, acquit, acquittal, abstain, absolve, archery, apply, application, accordance, accordion, allocate, assumption, ambiance, ambient, approach, apostle, agriculture, aggresion, agressive, abroad, aboard B:build, bible, book, boost, boot, bottom, but, bout, blue, bloom, bomb, bob, bat, bet, bit, bite, bile, believe, become, bind, bend, breed, broom, brook, between, bribe, bloat, bottle, battle, board, broad, bore, boor, boar, bird, bee, bell, beer, beautiful, bunk, bother, brother, blind, bright, blood, bold, band, brown, brew, bald, bake, boy, buoy, badge, bridge, basket, base, bate, bait, beat, boom, bulge, body, bust, bunch, bound, boundary, bark, blame, block, brisk, bear, bow, boa, bush, bash, black, blush, basset-hound, blasphemy, banquet, bouquet, bisque, biscuit, barbecue, beautician, blurb, barb, blob, blab, bulb, bob, bib, bub, bubble, belittle, berate, bistro, bestow, bishop, bicycle, barbarian, buffet, battalion, battleground, bargain, bramble, bumble, brilliant, bequest, bungee, banjo, bazoo, bazooka C:catch, cook, chef, cruel, crook, creek, cloak, clock, claw, cat, coat, corn, crab, copper, cob, create, critter, crunch, creep, coop, cool, chore, chunk, chase, choose, choir, cork, clot, colt, cabbage, crate, clear, can, clean, computer, cancel, castle, cafe, cattle, candle, candy, cane, cup, clue, clay, coupon, clap, cougar, could, crow, couch, cost, complain, crawl, cord, cut, cute, collapse, corridor, cloud, cage, crew, carry, carriage, condition, con, clout, continent, content, cola, card, car, cart, camaraderie, crania, cranium, cerebellum, cerebrium, capture, creature, creation, centerpiece, central, center, contradiction, contraction, constitution, coalition, collaberation, collaberate, conduct, conference, childish, crocodile, croc, crockpot, crock, crack, cricket, crispy, crisp, conniving, connive, convince, cooperation, cooperate, congeniality, congenial, cudgel, cajun, croquet, clique, cliche D:danger, dog, die, dry, doom, dead, day, donkey, doing, door, dorm, devil, dude, duke, dare, done, doing, did, dump, drum, dumb, dip, doe, due, dirt, drink, drupe, dupe, diet, draw, deaf, dingo, drag, drug, dregs, dug, dig, dull, dill, dell, dole, doubt, dust, disc, desire, destiny, destination, during, duration, drought, duly, daily, damp, dam, dwell, desert, dessert, daze, daisy, detest, direct, direction, dialect, dialogue, dew, dungeon, doll, defy, deli, delete, dough, dope, deal, dale, deep, dye, debutante, duckling, dad, did, dud, dread, died, doorman, doberman, destitute, dissolution, dissolve, difference, different, defiant, drought, delicatessen, dedication, delinquent, dramatization, dramatic, drama, diversity, deviance, deviation, derive, discount, damage, dormitory, doctor, dentist, dermatologist, deacon, deliverance, desperate, decaffeinate, designation, disintegrate, destruction, diplomat, diplomatic, dictionary, directory, daiquiri, dollar, disastrous, disaster E:even, evening, eat, east, ear, earl, early, earn, earnest, eager, earth, either, elephant, elk, emu, ewe, evident, embryo, egg, ester, elf, emphasis, edible, employ, egret, ergo, etch, edge, elm, eulogy, eject, elegant, effort, equal, equate, etiquette, eggplant, earthworm, easy, ease, eave, ever, event, evict, endanger, expose, explode, explore, experiment, expert, exact, exclaim, example, extra, exercise, executive, execute, examine, explain, extinct, erratic, enrage, enter, eloquent, episode, entrance, entree, employee, exempt, envision, enable, euphoric, euphoria, epiphany, emigrate, emergency, evidence, evolution, eternal, eternity, exclusive, earthworm, earthling, earth, establish, establishment, effortless, enough, ester, enable, engorge, encourage, entertain, entertainer, entertainment, explanatory F:fire, fear, fare, fair, fairy, frog, fun, fund, fat, fit, foot, feet, fig, fib, flu, flue, font, fond, fragile, fragment, fragrant, fable, fleet, flea, flee, file, feel, fungi, floor, flower, free, freedom, fiddle, fight, flight, fright, frown, fern, fetch, finch, flinch, foster, friend, fork, flaw, flute, fluke, found, find, fan, fin, fling, fort, forty, fish, flub, fortune, feature, feat, feather, figure, fade, florist, frugal, fruit, fry, fly, fog, faint, feint, fine, forest, father, future, flip, flop, flap, frustrate, flake, finger, first, fore, furniture, furnish, farm, firm, form, from, film, foam, fief, fife, five, figment, fixture, fiction, fictional, fortitude, follower, fervent, formula, foundation, frivolous, formidable, formaldehyde, fraction, friction, fracture, factor, fundamental, fictitious, fascination, fascinate, facsimile, federation G:goat, gas, giant, gain, gum, gull, gal, glad, gloom, gang, grange, grain, groom, grumpy, golf, get, go, gone, gut, got, gun, gin, ground, grind, grin, grim, group, gruel, grouch, great, grate, graph, gopher, gimp, gram, grandma, grandpa, grade, graduate, guard, guardian, gore, grown, grow, gust, gush, grasp, grape, grief, gauntlet, goose, geese, guess, guest, goof, gourd, gossip, guy, gray, grey, guppy, glow, gloss, glossary, ghoul, ghost, giggle, glue, glass, grout, gradient, gripe, grill, goblet, goblin, government, galaxy, generation, gratuitous, gargoyle, gargle, gesture, gasman, graduation, grebe, gallery, galleria, grouch, guppy, graceful H:harp, heart, hare, hair, hear, hire, horn, hyper, hype, hag, hog, hug, heel, hoof, house, hold, hinder, hide, hint, hot, hit, hat, hut, huge, help, hood, hate, heat, home, hump, hum, ham, him, hem, his, hiss, hamster, hamper, head, hulk, hunch, hang, hunger, hew, hue, hurt, hen, high, horde, has, hash, hush, hope, hop, hip, happen, happy, hippie, hippopotamus, hawk, hock, hockey, hickory, honey, haul, hack, hatch, hutch, hitch, herb, hill, hall, hull, holy, hook, hoop, had, hid, hay, hey, hello, harvest I:imp, ilk, irk, imply, important, intelligent, issue, interest, igloo, isle, island, ice, Indian, institute, itch, inch, intern, Internet, ill, idea, import, intent, initial, integrity, impeach, irregular, illogical, independent, insert, insult, insurance, interstate, ignore, ignorant, igneous, idol, idle, illicit, influence, iota, iffy, icing, icicle, illuminate, illustrate, impostor, illegal, illiterate, ileum, ibex, ibis, iris, insect, iguana, illusion, impala, isopod, impress, implode, implore, imperative, improvise, impoverish, impose, implicate J:jog, jig, jug, jump, joey, Java, just, justice, join, joint, jaguar, jingle, jangle, jungle, jaw, joust, jovial, jolly, jilt, jolt, jury, joy, job, jiffy, jewel, jewelry, jail, jut, jute, jackal, jellyfish, jay, junco, jerboa, jasmine, jerk, junk, jinx, judge, judicial, josh, jade, journal, journey, jargon, jealous, jicama, jalapeño, jazz, jive, jaundice, JavaScript, jester, joke, joker, jet, jeans, jeep, jeer, juke, jack, jam, jamb, jumble, juniper, jab, janitor, junior, juggle, joule, jar, jalopy, jacket, junket, judgment, Jello, jockey, juxtapose, juggernaut K:key, keyboard, kex, klutz, karma, kitchen, ketch, ketchup, kit, kite, kitten, kin, ken, keno, kine, keel, keen, knight, know, knew, knowledge, knee, kneel, kaleidoscope, kill, kosher, kudos, kiosk, kinesiology, kiss, kent, kith, kind, kindred, kingdom, kinship, kinetic, keep, kepi, kern, kernel, kennel, knish, knop, knob, keg, kiwi, knave, kick, knock, kink, knell, knit, knot, kilt, keep, keeper, kettle, kept, kerosene, ketone, kilogram, kilometer, kilo, karat, karate, kelp, kangaroo, kayo, kerchief, kiln, khan, koala, kaiser, kismet, kaput, kazoo, kumquat L:lemon, lime, lunatic, lace, look, like, link, love, live, long, lounge, limp, lamp, lump, lamb, lam, label, lord, loud, loop, lot, lock, locker, locket, list, lie, lei, lip, lap, late, lorn, lore, lope, law, lid, lad, ladle, language, loris, luck, lack, lick, loom, limb, limbo, limousine, ledge, loaf, life, light, lasso, last, lag, labor, laboratory, lawyer, lucid, lynx, lunch, launch, lynch, lie, lying, laugh, lame, ladder, latter, load, logo, leap, lost, loss, laptop, leech, leader, legal, lean, lead, letter, lenient, lesson, lobster, lung, lower, lowly, laser, lethargic, labyrinth, ludicrous M:money, monkey, mommy, mother, matter, mustard, march, mercy, mine, mentor, malicious, mean, manner, macaw, master, merchant, merry, music, mobster, mope, math, magician, mouse, mention, motion, mask, moth, myth, medium, mostly, munch, milk, malt, mango, match, marquee, margin, margarine, mouth, mule, must, mist, mast, more, mingle, middle, mud, much, modest, mode, mood, mow, mannequin, mortician, moral, morality, morale, mural, monster, might, meat, mate, mute, mock, maple, muse, maze, market, metaphor N:nice, naughty, nasty, nor, nut, nick, neck, nuke, nutrition, new, newt, negotiate, near, name, numb, number, negative, novel, novice, noble, naval, navy, normal, natural, notorious, neat, nostril, nose, no, not, note, node, now, noise, night, noon, nary, nude, naked, nurse, null, nuclear, nitrogen, narcotic, narc, nosy, nature, north, naive, nimble, nerd, niece, never, nerve, nervous, net, noel, nominate, network, netiquette, nostalgic, nocturnal, nuisance, narcissism O:open, obvious, old, obedient, obnoxious, oblivious, oxygen, ox, oxen, object, ostrich, ornament, oral, orate, oust, out, outside, outdo, outline, outstanding, oracle, otter, odder, orange, orangutan, opal, opaque, order, oblige, ought, our, ore, oar, or, owl, owe, orbit, obituary, obscure, obese, obey, obstruct, oppose, organ, organize, ogle, orchid, oddity, other, okay, outcry, output, outreach, oyster, original, origin, outlandish, omnivore, omnipresent, obsequious, omnipotent, omniscient P:pear, pare, pair, parent, plus, pollution, policy, polite, particular, peculiar, promise, poster, pain, panel, plan, plane, plain, ploy, puffy, partner, poke, poker, panic, produce, predict, pass, pea, pet, parrot, pigeon, penguin, pelican, porcupine, paste, prune, prude, punch, pitch, patch, path, poor, pore, pour, pound, pond, ponder, pride, proud, parsley, pecan, poach, praise, present, prayer, pray, plot, pigment, pig, puke, photosynthesis, pessimist, perception, personality, pauper, peace Q:quaint, quiet, quite, quote, quick, quality, quantity, query, quest, question, quench, queen, quern, queue, quell, quill, quasi, quart, quarter, quarrel, quaff, quip, quit, quoit, quotation, quint, quadruplet, quadruplex, qwerty, quiche, quack, quake, questionable, quietly, quickly, qualify, qualification, quintuplet, quarterly, qaid, qualm, quasar, quadrangle, qualitative, quantitative, quixotic, quagmire, quadrilateral, qintar, qindar, quarantine, quadrant, quintessence R:reason, rick, right, rite, ritual, rope, roe, row, ray, raid, retain, resolution, risk, ramp, ram, rim, rum, role, riot, route, rout, radar, radiant, rampage, regret, remember, rest, reach, rain, rein, reign, ran, rant, rent, runt, root, rhea, rag, rage, rare, rear, ream, rime, rhyme, rate, rogue, rouge, roue, rue, ruse, referee, refer, remind, reminder, rust, righteous, radio, rod, road, rode, ride, recur, rebate, rodent, rat, rig, rug, rough, remain, reprimand, robust, robot, ranger, read, raccoon S:stop, stoop, stool, stood, stomp, stamp, stump, sat, set, sit, sot, sought, soul, sole, sloe, slow, sell, cell, sold, solid, simple, salt, slat, slit, slot, slam, slim, soil, silo, sale, sail, seal, seek, see, sea, seem, seam, sum, some, sang, sing, sung, song, snug, snuggle, sound, soda, sad, saw, sew, so, sleep, spell, spill, spoil, sport, spore, slope, steep, steeple, store, sore, soar, sour, suite, sweet, suit, stud, stallion, stone, snake, sneak, snow, snafu, stride, sudden, suggest, south, solemn, squeal, sequel, squeak, sex T:toe, tow, tore, torn, tear, time, thyme, them, then, the, they, teen, teem, team, tragic, trial, trail, truce, threat, treat, trait, thimble, thumb, type, typo, three, there, their, thing, think, throat, throe, throw, tower, troop, toupee, tiger, tent, tint, taint, topic, tropical, typical, though, thought, tough, thou, thread, tumble, tremor, taste, tooth, trivia, tense, thug, taco, tuna, tan, tin, ten, tun, ton, tie, tip, top, tap, toy, try, tea, tornado, torpedo, tangle, triumphant, tango, trajectory, typhoon U:under, umbrella, uterus, understand, utter, udder, urge, undo, unity, union, 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Heinie Conklin has: Performed in "His Twentieth Century Susie" in 1915. Played Mr. Bumtone in "Wanted: A Piano Tuner" in 1915. Performed in "Perfect Match, or: 1 Plus 1 Equals 2" in 1916. Performed in "Their First Arrest" in 1916. Performed in "In Love with a Fireman" in 1916. Performed in "She Was Some Vampire" in 1916. Played Hotel Manager in "His Highness, the Janitor" in 1916. Performed in "A Tale of a Turk" in 1916. Performed in "She Wrote a Play and Played It" in 1916. Performed in "Soup and Nuts" in 1916. Played Ching Ling Foo in "The Harem Scarem Deacon" in 1916. Performed in "Musical Madness" in 1916. Performed in "Beans and Bullets" in 1916. Performed in "In Onion There Is Strength" in 1916. Performed in "A Crooked Mix-Up" in 1916. Played The Theatre Manager in "Love Laughs at the Law" in 1916. Played Policeman in "A Dark Suspicion" in 1916. Performed in "A Stage Villain" in 1916. Played Mr. Jones in "Muchly Married" in 1916. Performed in "A Raffle for a Husband" in 1916. Performed in "Love Quarantined" in 1916. Performed in "The Fall of Deacon Stillwaters" in 1916. Performed in "An All Around Cure" in 1916. Performed in "Their Dark Secret" in 1916. Performed in "Jags and Jealousy" in 1916. Performed in "The Elixir of Life" in 1916. Performed in "A Shadowed Shadow" in 1916. Performed in "A Marriage for Revenge" in 1916. Performed in "The Tramp Chef" in 1916. Performed in "A Wife for a Ransom" in 1916. Performed in "The Deacon Stops the Show" in 1916. Played Chief Ranson in "Take Back Your Wife" in 1917. Performed in "Love in Suspense" in 1917. Performed in "His Bomb Policy" in 1917. Performed in "Passing the Grip" in 1917. Performed in "Mines and Matrimony" in 1917. Performed in "An Aerial Joy Ride" in 1917. Performed in "His Merry Mix-Up" in 1917. Performed in "When Damon Fell for Phyllis" in 1917. Performed in "The Film Spoilers" in 1917. Played The Busiest Man in Town in "Saucy Madeline" in 1918. Played A Cop in "Hungry Lions in a Hospital" in 1918. Played 2nd Pawnshop Clerk in "She Loved Him Plenty" in 1918. Played Fuse Willie in "Two Tough Tenderfeet" in 1918. Played The Bailiff in "It Pays to Exercise" in 1918. Played Seek in "Hide and Seek, Detectives" in 1918. Performed in "Her Screen Idol" in 1918. Played The Guest with the Pea Shooter in "Hearts and Flowers" in 1919. Played The Villain in "East Lynne with Variations" in 1919. Played Prussian Guard Drill Leader in "Yankee Doodle in Berlin" in 1919. Played Choir Member in "The Foolish Age" in 1919. Played Second Pal in "When Love Is Blind" in 1919. Played 1st Freeloading Customer in "Trying to Get Along" in 1919. Played Augustus Peers - an Ambitious Homewrecker in "No Mother to Guide Him" in 1919. Performed in "The Kick in High Life" in 1920. Played Jester in Movie in "A Small Town Idol" in 1921. Played 2nd Suitor in "She Sighed by the Seaside" in 1921. Played The Automobile Salesman in "Step Forward" in 1922. Played Porter in "The Two Johns" in 1923. Played Yegg Darby in "The Day of Faith" in 1923. Played Fireman in "The Fire Patrol" in 1924. Played Lumberjack in "Find Your Man" in 1924. Played Eton Ham in "George Washington, Jr." in 1924. Played Bit Role in "Beau Brummel" in 1924. Played Remus in "The Cyclone Rider" in 1924. Played Jeff in "Troubles of a Bride" in 1924. Played Alkali Bill in "Clash of the Wolves" in 1925. Performed in "A Fool and His Money" in 1925. Played Scarlet Fever Sanders in "Seven Sinners" in 1925. Played Coachman in "Red Hot Tires" in 1925. Played Prospector in "The Gold Rush" in 1925. Played Deputy Sheriff in "Below the Line" in 1925. Played Laundry Deliveryman in "The Marriage Circus" in 1925. Played Wienie Duke in "The Sap" in 1926. Played Chuck in "The Fighting Edge" in 1926. Played Eddie McSwiggen in "Fig Leaves" in 1926. Played Tony in "The Night Cry" in 1926. Played Janitor in "More Pay - Less Work" in 1926. Played Piano Player (added sequence) in "Honesty - The Best Policy" in 1926. Played Mose in "The Man Upstairs" in 1926. Played Jasper, the Butler in "Whispering Wires" in 1926. Played Bill Grimes in "Hard Boiled" in 1926. Performed in "Big Business" in 1926. Played Captain in "Beware of Widows" in 1927. Played Hi-Lo in "Drums of the Desert" in 1927. Played Old Black Joe in "The Girl in the Pullman" in 1927. Played Eggs in "Ham and Eggs at the Front" in 1927. Played Watchman in "Silk Stockings" in 1927. Played Mose Johnston in "Cheaters" in 1927. Played Her Patient in "Feel My Pulse" in 1928. Played Jerry McSwiggin in "The Air Circus" in 1928. Played Snowshoe in "A Horseman of the Plains" in 1928. Played The Crook in "A Trick of Hearts" in 1928. Played Dijuha in "Beau Broadway" in 1928. Played Clown in "The Circus" in 1928. Played Gus in "Tiger Rose" in 1929. Played Heinie in "Night Parade" in 1929. Played Drunk at Party in "Side Street" in 1929. Played Minor Role in "A Hollywood Theme Song" in 1930. Played Drunk in 1880 Sequence in "Just Imagine" in 1930. Played Joseph Hammacher in "All Quiet on the Western Front" in 1930. Performed in "Duckling Duty" in 1930. Played Minor Role in "The Great Meadow" in 1931. Played Prizefight Second in "Iron Man" in 1931. Played Sneezing Man at Radio Station in "A Connecticut Yankee" in 1931. Played Al - Room Service Waiter in "Traveling Husbands" in 1931. Performed in "Cimarron" in 1931. Performed in "Stage Struck" in 1931. Played Fireman in "Law of the Sea" in 1931. Played Old Engineer in "The Cannonball" in 1931. Played Bank Robbery Accomplice in "Me and My Gal" in 1932. Played Conductor of Fairground Special in "Speed in the Gay Nineties" in 1932. Played Dopey in "Dumb Dicks" in 1932. Played Windy in "Trailing the Killer" in 1932. Played Detective in "The Spot on the Rug" in 1932. Played Bit Part in "Handle with Care" in 1932. Played Bootlegger in "Meet the Senator" in 1932. Performed in "Gigolettes" in 1932. Played Drunk in "The Wet Parade" in 1932. Played House Detective in "Young Ironsides" in 1932. Played Waiter Finding Body in "Frisco Jenny" in 1932. Played Jail bird in "Law of the North" in 1932. Played Chinese Repairman in "Lighthouse Love" in 1932. Played Delegate to Peace Conference in "Diplomaniacs" in 1933. Played Bartender in "Private Detective 62" in 1933. Played Street Cleaner in "She Done Him Wrong" in 1933. Played Man Dropping Coin in Hat in "The Chief" in 1933. Played Protester in Montage in "Voltaire" in 1933. Played Henchman Elmer in "Riders of Destiny" in 1933. Played Mr. Smith - Man Exiting Room 410 in "The Keyhole" in 1933. Played Speakeasy Waiter in "Baby Face" in 1933. Played Pug in "The Bowery" in 1933. Played Diner Counterman in "Lilly Turner" in 1933. Played Prisoner in "Jailbirds of Paradise" in 1934. Played Hot Dog Vendor in "Death on the Diamond" in 1934. Played Pete in "Midnight Alibi" in 1934. Played Bit Role in "The Dancing Millionaire" in 1934. Played Excursion Boat Passenger in "The Show-Off" in 1934. Played Bettor on Broadway Bill in "Broadway Bill" in 1934. Played Assistant Bartender in "The Captain Hates the Sea" in 1934. Played Beer Garden Waiter in "Bolero" in 1934. Played Band Musician in "Call It Luck" in 1934. Played Health Lecture Heckler in "The Personality Kid" in 1934. Played Man at Bus with Hector in "Fugitive Lovers" in 1934. Played Porter in "The Most Precious Thing in Life" in 1934. Performed in "Business Is a Pleasure" in 1934. Played Russian John Smith in "Love Detectives" in 1934. Played Drunk Answering Telephone in "The Big Idea" in 1934. Played Waiter at the Grill in "Ruggles of Red Gap" in 1935. Played Bus Passenger in "Music Is Magic" in 1935. Played Hotel Dinner Guest in "Keystone Hotel" in 1935. Played Card Player in "The Calling of Dan Matthews" in 1935. Played Jailbird in "Steamboat Round the Bend" in 1935. Played Mulligan in "Roaring Roads" in 1935. Played Engineer in "The Captain Hits the Ceiling" in 1935. Played Street Cleaner in "Man on the Flying Trapeze" in 1935. Performed in "Stage Frights" in 1935. Played 1st Street Fighter in "Old Sawbones" in 1935. Played Porky in "Lady Tubbs" in 1935. Played Oscar Horsemeyer in "Society Doctor" in 1935. Played Gambler in "Barbary Coast" in 1935. Played Tramp in "Tramp Tramp Tramp" in 1935. Played Photo Exhibit Man in "The Affair of Susan" in 1935. Played Confederate Sentry in "Uncivil Warriors" in 1935. Played Man on Street in "Pepper" in 1936. Played Tramp on Park Bench in "Three Smart Girls" in 1936. Played Constable--Clarkdale in "Career Woman" in 1936. Played Stagehand in "The Man I Marry" in 1936. Played Taxi Driver in "The Peppery Salt" in 1936. Played Barfly in "Come and Get It" in 1936. Played Herman - Band Member in "Wedding Present" in 1936. Played Guard in "Movie Maniacs" in 1936. Played Pete in "Man Hunt" in 1936. Played Mailman in "Easy to Take" in 1936. Played Trainman Seeing Nick Kiss Nora in "After the Thin Man" in 1936. Played Baggage Man in "My American Wife" in 1936. Played Reporter in "Anything Goes" in 1936. Played Undetermined Role in "F-Man" in 1936. Played Man with Magic Lantern in "White Fang" in 1936. Played Street Fighter in "Share the Wealth" in 1936. Played Joe, Lodge Clerk in "Love Begins at Twenty" in 1936. Played Automobile Driver in "Rhythm on the Range" in 1936. Played Officer in "Half Shot Shooters" in 1936. Played Iron Worker in "The Crime of Dr. Forbes" in 1936. Played Counter Customer in "Kelly the Second" in 1936. Played Assembly Line Worker Next to Big Bill in "Modern Times" in 1936. Played Man in "Oh, Doctor" in 1937. Played Ben Davis - Violinist in "One Hundred Men and a Girl" in 1937. Played Street Sweeper in "A Girl with Ideas" in 1937. Played Bit Role in "The Good Old Soak" in 1937. Played Hot Dog Vender in "Double Wedding" in 1937. Played Smart Aleck in "Carnival Queen" in 1937. Played Rancher at Auction in "The Mighty Treve" in 1937. Played Hot Clam Harry Foster in "Man of the People" in 1937. Played Hobo in "That I May Live" in 1937. Played Billboard Painter in "Professor Beware" in 1938. Played Traffic Policeman in "Flat Foot Stooges" in 1938. Played Baggage Man in "Passport Husband" in 1938. Played Cook in "City Girl" in 1938. Played Lunch Counter Proprietor in "Sing, You Sinners" in 1938. Played Small Furniture Mover in "Love on a Budget" in 1938. Played Counterman in "Strange Faces" in 1938. Played Snack Vendor in "Sally, Irene and Mary" in 1938. Played Stage Doorman in "Red Barry" in 1938. Played Porter in "Our Leading Citizen" in 1939. Played Policeman in "Charlie Chan in Reno" in 1939. Performed in "Boy Friend" in 1939. Performed in "The Jones Family in Hollywood" in 1939. Played Rancher in "Let Freedom Ring" in 1939. Played Joe, the Cook in "Invitation to Happiness" in 1939. Played First Taxicab Driver in "Charlie Chan at Treasure Island" in 1939. Played Keystone Cop in "Hollywood Cavalcade" in 1939. Played Mailman in "Society Smugglers" in 1939. Played Drunk in "Sergeant Madden" in 1939. Played Patient in Waiting Room in "Meet Dr. Christian" in 1939. Played Tramp Comic in "Tell No Tales" in 1939. Played Tenant in "Big Town Czar" in 1939. Played Drunk in "Frontier Marshal" in 1939. Played Watchman in "The Green Hornet" in 1940. Played Reporter in "Second Chorus" in 1940. Played Pinball Addict in "The Courageous Dr. Christian" in 1940. Played Ed the Plumber in "Dr. Christian Meets the Women" in 1940. Played Bartender in "Trail of the Vigilantes" in 1940. Played Man Waiting for Job in "Flowing Gold" in 1940. Played Detective in Refrigerator in "Phantom of Chinatown" in 1940. Played Man with Seal in "Two Girls on Broadway" in 1940. Played Baseball Spectator with Toupee in "The Heckler" in 1940. Played Creditor in Audience in "Argentine Nights" in 1940. Played Man at Ticket Window in "The Westerner" in 1940. Played Vendor in "Margie" in 1940. Played Pedestrian Who Buys Newspaper in "I Wake Up Screaming" in 1941. Played Studio Cafe Table Extra in "The Cowboy and the Blonde" in 1941. Played Lottery Winner in "Lady from Louisiana" in 1941. Played Workman in "Accent on Love" in 1941. Played Reporter in "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" in 1941. Played Harry in "They Meet Again" in 1941. Played Mr. Bates in "Melody for Three" in 1941. Played Miggs in "Double Cross" in 1941. Played Minor Role in "Cadet Girl" in 1941. Played Sign Hanger in "Caught in the Draft" in 1941. Played Baggage Man in "The Perfect Snob" in 1941. Played Dental Patient in "Honky Tonk" in 1941. Played Swedish Cook in "The Adventures of Martin Eden" in 1942. Played Wallpaper Hanger in "The Pride of the Yankees" in 1942. Played Nightclub Patron in "Loco Boy Makes Good" in 1942. Played Juror in "Over My Dead Body" in 1942. Played Kidnapper in "Olaf Laughs Last" in 1942. Played Gate Man in "Even as IOU" in 1942. Played Soldier in "Tramp, Tramp, Tramp" in 1942. Played Parade Observer in "To the Shores of Tripoli" in 1942. Played Team Trainer in "It Happened in Flatbush" in 1942. Played Keystone Cops Skit in "The Gay Nineties" in 1942. Played Drunk in Courtroom in "Her Cardboard Lover" in 1942. Played Fireman in "His Wedding Scare" in 1943. Played Neighbor in "Here Comes Mr. Zerk" in 1943. Played Workman in "After Midnight with Boston Blackie" in 1943. Played Minor Role in "Swing Out the Blues" in 1943. Played Steve Reynolds - Station Agent in "So This Is Washington" in 1943. Performed in "Swingtime Johnny" in 1943. Played Man on Street in "True to Life" in 1943. Played Police Desk Sergeant in "The Chance of a Lifetime" in 1943. Played Little Man in "Hers to Hold" in 1943. Played German Sailor in "Back from the Front" in 1943. Played Party Guest in "You Dear Boy" in 1943. Played Keystone Kop in "Crazy House" in 1943. Played Workman in "She Snoops to Conquer" in 1944. Played Egg Customer in "Busy Buddies" in 1944. Played Janitor in "The Great Moment" in 1944. Played Prisoner in "Heather and Yon" in 1944. Played Sailor from Freighter in "Passport to Destiny" in 1944. Played Pallbearer in "Doctor, Feel My Pulse" in 1944. Played Man Whose Hat Gets Sat On in "Movie Pests" in 1944. Performed in "His Tale Is Told" in 1944. Played Jury Member in "Christmas Holiday" in 1944. Played Airport Employee in "Enter Arsene Lupin" in 1944. Played Elevator Operator in "Crazy Like a Fox" in 1944. Played Elvis - Groundskeeper in "Pick a Peck of Plumbers" in 1944. Played Inquest Juror in "Jungle Woman" in 1944. Played Crook, in "Strife of the Party" in 1944. Played Undetermined Role in "His Hotel Sweet" in 1944. Played Dentist in "To Heir Is Human" in 1944. Played Man in Corridor in "Without Love" in 1945. Played Devil in "Three Pests in a Mess" in 1945. Played Accident Witness in "Escape in the Fog" in 1945. Played Larry in "Song of the Prairie" in 1945. Played Referee in "A Hit with a Miss" in 1945. Played Man Going Hunting in "Off Again, on Again" in 1945. Played Cigar Gag in "She Gets Her Man" in 1945. Played 1st Elevator Man in "Penthouse Rhythm" in 1945. Played Pianist at Radio Station in "Micro-Phonies" in 1945. Played Delivery Man in "Hiss and Yell" in 1946. Played Man Watching Parade in "Smoky" in 1946. Played Comanche Guard in Cave in "The Scarlet Horseman" in 1946. Played Customer in "The Best Years of Our Lives" in 1946. Played Townsman at Meeting in "A Boy and His Dog" in 1946. Played Mug in "The Hoodlum Saint" in 1946. Performed in "Andy Plays Hookey" in 1946. Played Bartender in "Mr. Noisy" in 1946. Played Man escorted out of Theatre by Police in "My Wild Irish Rose" in 1947. Played Bartender in "Out West" in 1947. Played Studio Cop in "The Perils of Pauline" in 1947. Played Second Bartender in "A Double Life" in 1947. Played Streetcar Passenger in "The Unfaithful" in 1947. Played Keystone Kop in "Merton of the Movies" in 1947. Played Drunk in "Rolling Down to Reno" in 1947. Performed in "Hot Heir" in 1947. Played Townsman in "The Son of Rusty" in 1947. Played Janitor in "Wife to Spare" in 1947. Played Garage Mechanic in "Bride and Gloom" in 1947. Played Man Exiting Saloon in "Last Days of Boot Hill" in 1947. Performed in "A Pinch in Time" in 1948. Played First Small Man at Dance in "Loaded Pistols" in 1948. Played Expressman in "Tall, Dark and Gruesome" in 1948. Played Fourth of July Dignitary on Dais in "Tenth Avenue Angel" in 1948. Played Drunk Barfly in "Big City" in 1948. Performed in "Billie Gets Her Man" in 1948. Played Bartender in "Crime on Their Hands" in 1948. Played Town Crier in "The Wreck of the Hesperus" in 1948. Played Concert Attendee in "Unfaithfully Yours" in 1948. Played Bo in "Smoky Mountain Melody" in 1948. Played Man on Train in "Family Honeymoon" in 1948. Played Man at Party in "West of Sonora" in 1948. Played Sidewalk Street Cleaner in "The Lone Wolf and His Lady" in 1949. Played Waiter in "The Beautiful Blonde from Bashful Bend" in 1949. Played Ed in "Father Was a Fullback" in 1949. Played Baseball Fan in "The Stratton Story" in 1949. Played Joe - Gambler in "The Lady Gambles" in 1949. Played Diner in "Blondie Hits the Jackpot" in 1949. Played Toulouse, the Cook in "Prison Warden" in 1949. Played Fight Spectator in "The Set-Up" in 1949. Played Second TV Installation Man in "Let Down Your Aerial" in 1949. Played Taxi driver in "Marinated Mariner" in 1950. Played Bettor on Broadway Bill in "Riding High" in 1950. Played Janitor in "Innocently Guilty" in 1950. Played Pete in "Joe Palooka in Humphrey Takes a Chance" in 1950. Played Man in Upper Berth in "Kill the Umpire" in 1950. Played Steward in "County Fair" in 1950. Played Hotel Waiter in "Woman in Hiding" in 1950. Played Quartermaster in "Ambush" in 1950. Played Workman in "The Jackpot" in 1950. Played American Legionnaire at Dance in "When Willie Comes Marching Home" in 1950. Played Man in "The Traveling Saleswoman" in 1950. Played Bartender in "Punchy Cowpunchers" in 1950. Played Townsman in "Cow Town" in 1950. Played Onlooker at Funeral in "Love That Brute" in 1950. Played Townsman in "Broken Arrow" in 1950. Played Rabbit Creek Townsman in "Golden Girl" in 1951. Played Concert Patron Outside Auditorium in "As Young as You Feel" in 1951. Performed in "Fun on the Run" in 1951. Played Party Guest in "Pest Man Wins" in 1951. Performed in "Wine, Women and Bong" in 1951. Played King in "Hula-La-La" in 1951. Played Barfly in "Santa Fe" in 1951. Played Counter Man in "Pier 23" in 1951. Played Townsman at Dance in "The Barefoot Mailman" in 1951. Played Harry in "Valley of Fire" in 1951. Played Bum in "Journey Into Light" in 1951. Played Townsman in "Flaming Feather" in 1952. Played Courtroom Spectator in "Carbine Williams" in 1952. Played Ice Cream Vendor in "Because of You" in 1952. Played Baseball Spectator in "The Pride of St. Louis" in 1952. Played himself in "This Is Your Life" in 1952. Played Townsman at Barn Dance in "Lure of the Wilderness" in 1952. Played House Painter in "Monkey Business" in 1952. Played Crowd Spectator in Atlanta in "Stars and Stripes Forever" in 1952. Played Orchard Worker in "Anything Can Happen" in 1952. Played Pedestrian in "Park Row" in 1952. Played Soldier in Drill Line in "Aim, Fire, Scoot" in 1952. Played Fruit and Vegetable Stand Vendor in "Girls in the Night" in 1953. Played Spectator at Yankees Game in "The Kid from Left Field" in 1953. Played Subway Passenger in "Pickup on South Street" in 1953. Played Townsman at Fair in "Call Me Madam" in 1953. Played Man in Audience at Opera in "Tonight We Sing" in 1953. Played Train Conductor in "Booty and the Beast" in 1953. Played Courtroom Spectator in "A Lion Is in the Streets" in 1953. Played Go-Between with Satchel in "The 49th Man" in 1953. Played Townsman in "The Black Dakotas" in 1954. Performed in "Prince Valiant" in 1954. Played Barfly in "Destry" in 1954. Played Bartender in "Pals and Gals" in 1954. Played Man in Courtroom Hall in "Broken Lance" in 1954. Played Guard in "Musty Musketeers" in 1954. Played Benefit Comedy Team Member in "A Star Is Born" in 1954. Played Townsman in "Annie Oakley" in 1954. Played Ringsider in "The Square Jungle" in 1955. Played Yawning Man at Strip Bar in "How to Be Very, Very Popular" in 1955. Played Janitor in "Science Fiction Theatre" in 1955. Played Studio Guard in "Abbott and Costello Meet the Keystone Kops" in 1955. Played Saloon Waiter in Western Comedy in "Screen Directors Playhouse" in 1955. Played Miner in "The Spoilers" in 1955. Played Barfly in "Gunsmoke" in 1955. Played Milkman in "Stone Age Romeos" in 1955. Played Townsman in "Circus Boy" in 1956. Played Train Passenger in "Love Me Tender" in 1956. Played Circus Worker in "Circus Boy" in 1956. Played Soldier in Drill Line in "Army Daze" in 1956. Played Audience Extra in "Man of a Thousand Faces" in 1957. Played Barfly in "A Hatful of Rain" in 1957. Played Trial Spectator in "Have Gun - Will Travel" in 1957. Played Waiter in "Have Gun - Will Travel" in 1957. Played Joe, Carnival Employee in "Jeanne Eagels" in 1957. Played Barber in "Have Gun - Will Travel" in 1957. Played News Vendor in "Screaming Mimi" in 1958. Played Townsman in "Return to Warbow" in 1958. Played Barber in "Once Upon a Horse..." in 1958. Played Trial Spectator in "Good Day for a Hanging" in 1959. Played Trial Spectator in "Gunmen from Laredo" in 1959.

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