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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Hobart Cavanaugh (September 22, 1886 – April 26, 1950) was an American character actor in films and on stage. He was born in Virginia City, Nevada on September 22, 1886. Cavanaugh attended the University of California. He worked in vaudeville, teaming with Walter Catlett at some point. He appeared in numerous Broadway productions, including the original 1919 musical Irene and the long-running 1948 musical As the Girls Go. He made his film debut in San Francisco Nights (1928). Over the next few years he established himself as a supporting actor, and...
Highest rated appearances

Four Wives
as Mr. Jenkins (uncredited)

See Your Doctor
as Brother-in-Law

The Honeymoon's Over
as Avery Butterfield

A Child is Born
as Mr. Herbert West

Reno
as Abe Compass

That's Right – You're Wrong
as Dwight Cook

The Covered Trailer
as E. L. Beamish

Chicken Wagon Family
as Henri Fippany

I Stole a Million
as Jenkins's Assistant

Career
as Jim Bronson

The House of Fear
as Minor Role

Naughty But Nice
as Clark's Piano Tuner (uncredited)

Daughters Courageous
as Tourist (uncredited)

Tell No Tales
as Charlie Daggett

Rose of Washington Square
as Whitey Boone

Zenobia
as Mr. Dover

The Adventures of Jane Arden
as "Killer"

Never Say Die
as Druggist

How to Sub-Let
as Mr. Mustavas

Idiot's Delight
as Frueheim

Cowboy from Brooklyn
as Mr. "Pops" Jordan

That’s My Story
as Sheriff Otis
Carnival Queen
as Profesor Silva

Reported Missing
as 'Ab' Steele
Love in a Bungalow
as Mr. Kester

Night Key
as Petty Louie

The Great O'Malley
as Reporter Pinky Holden

Girl Overboard
as Joseph L. 'Joe' Gray

The Mighty Treve
as Mr. Davis

Mysterious Crossing
as Ned J. Stebbins

Sing Me a Love Song
as Mr. Barton (uncredited)

Three Smart Girls
as Wilbur Lamb

Love Letters of a Star
as Chester Blodgett

Here Comes Carter
as Mel Winter

Cain and Mabel
as Milo

Stage Struck
as Wayne

Love Begins at Twenty
as Jacob 'Jake' Buckley

Two Against the World
as Tippy Mantus

The Golden Arrow
as DeWolfe

Colleen
as Noggin

Wife vs. Secretary
as Joe Farnsworth

The Lady Consents
as Mr. Yardley

A Dream Comes True
as Himself (uncredited)

Captain Blood
as Dr. Bronson

Dr. Socrates
as Stevens

A Midsummer Night's Dream
as Philostrate

I Live for Love
as Townsend

Page Miss Glory
as Joe Bonner

We're in the Money
as Max

Broadway Gondolier
as Music Critic Gilmore

Don't Bet on Blondes
as Philbert O. Slemp

While the Patient Slept
as Eustace Federie

Wings in the Dark
as Mac

Bordertown
as Harry

I Am a Thief
as Daudet

The St. Louis Kid
as Richardson

The Firebird
as Emile, Brandt's Valet

I Sell Anything
as Stooge

Madame du Barry
as Professor de la Vauguyon

A Lost Lady
as Robert

Kansas City Princess
as Alderman Sam Warren

Housewife
as George Wilson

The Key
as Homer, Tennant's Aide

Now I'll Tell
as Freddie Stanton

A Modern Hero
as Henry Mueller

Merry Wives of Reno
as Derwent

A Very Honorable Guy
as Benny

Harold Teen
as Pop

Wonder Bar
as Drunk (uncredited)

Jimmy the Gent
as Fake Worthingham

I've Got Your Number
as Happy Dooley

Fashions of 1934
as Inventor on Ship (uncredited)

Mandalay
as Purser (uncredited)

Dark Hazard
as George Mayhew

Hi, Nellie!
as Fullerton

Easy to Love
as Hotel desk clerk

Moulin Rouge
as Drunk

Convention City
as Wendell Orchard

Havana Widows
as Mr. Otis, Invincible Insurance

From Headquarters
as Muggs Manton

Broadway Thru a Keyhole
as Peanuts Dinwiddie

My Woman
as Mr. Miller

Too Much Harmony
as Piano Tuner

Bureau of Missing Persons
as Mr. Harris (uncredited)

Goodbye Again
as Mr. Clayton

The Devil's Mate
as Parkhurst

No Marriage Ties
as Smith

Headline Shooter
as Happy

Mary Stevens, M.D.
as Alf Simmons

The Mayor of Hell
as Mr. Gorman

Private Detective 62
as Harcourt S. Burns

Gold Diggers of 1933
as Dog Salesman (uncredited)

I Cover the Waterfront
as One Punch McCoy

Picture Snatcher
as James Peters - Drunken Reporter (uncredited)

State Fair
as Professor Fred Coin (Uncredited)

The Wall Street Mystery
as Martin Hill

The Poor Fish
as Harry