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Harry Barris

Harry Barris

Personal Info

Known For

Acting

Gender

Male

Birthday

24/11/1905

Day of Death

13/12/1962
(57) years old

Place of Birth

New York City, New York, USA

Harry Barris

Known For

Woo, Woo!

Steppin' in Society

Steppin' in Society

Holiday Inn

Show Boat

Two Plus Fours

Birth of the Blues

Birth of the Blues

The Shining Hour

The Shining Hour

Some Like It Hot

Some Like It Hot

Filmography

Cast

1946

The Blue Dahlia

as Belhop (uncredited)

1946

Young Widow

as Officer's Club Pianist (Uncredited)

1945

The Lost Weekend

as Pianist at Harry & Joe's (uncredited)

1945

The Great American Mug

as Tipster in Barber Chair (uncredited)

1945

Anchors Aweigh

as Sailor Asking Joe to Get Autographs (unc...

1945

Steppin' in Society

as Ivory

1945

Woo, Woo!

as Happy Husband

1944

Here Come the Waves

as Bandleader (uncredited)

1944

Open Season for Saps

as Joe Wilson

1944

And the Angels Sing

as Saxy

1943

Is Everybody Happy?

as Bob

1942

Better Not Roll Those Eyes

1942

Priorities on Parade

as Harvey Erkimer

1942

Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes

1942

The Fleet's In

as Pee Wee

1942

Holiday Inn

as Midnight Club Orchestra Leader (uncredit...

1941

Birth of the Blues

as Suds

1941

West Point Widow

as Hot Dog Vendor

1941

Blondie Goes Latin

as Musician (uncredited)

1940

Rhythm on the River

as Bass Sax player

1939

Some Like It Hot

as Harry, Piano Player

1938

Trade Winds

as Pianist (Uncredited)

1938

The Shining Hour

as Bertie

1938

Cowboy from Brooklyn

as Louie

1937

Something to Sing About

as Pinky - Band Pianist

1937

Double or Nothing

as Sing Orchestra Leader

1936

The Man I Marry

as Piano Player (uncredited)

1936

Show Boat

1935

Every Night at Eight

as Harry

1933

Secret Sinners

as Harry Barris - Pianist

1932

Rambling 'Round Radio Row #2

as Self

1932

Now's the Time

1932

He's a Honey

1932

That Rascal

1931

The Spirit of Notre Dame

as William Appleton Shellingdon Pelt ("Wasp...

1931

Confessions of a Co-Ed

as Harry

1930

Two Plus Fours

as Harry

1930

King of Jazz

as Trio Singer (as The Rhythm Boys)