Reginald Barlow
Biography
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Reginald Barlow (June 17, 1866 – July 6, 1943) was a veteran stage and screen character actor, author, and film director. He was a busy performer in Hollywood films of the 1930s.
Known For
Acting
1935
asHans
1934
asStage Manager
1936
asNewick
1933
asBanker
1933
asMr. Wallace
1938
asPoliceman
1933
asChaplain
1931
as
1933
asTrial Judge (uncredited)
1932
asMr. Blake
1939
asSir John Digby
1942
asProfessor Warwick
1932
asOtto K. Bullwinkle (uncredited)
1932
asJudge Brandon
1932
asMr. Swale
1919
asPower's 'Man Friday'
1935
asMark Henry / Pete Drago
1935
asChief Customs Inspector
1937
asMiddleton
1932
asSenator Fred Withers
1932
asDefense Attorney
1926
asCaptain Montague
1939
asBainbridge
1939
asDoctor in Hospital
1935
asAgitator
1935
asOfficial with Court Order (uncredited)
1935
asJudge
1939
asSherriff (uncredited)
1939
asJudge Stevens
1939
asJean Paul
1939
asJudge Bill Lawson
1939
asHiggins - a Migrant
1936
asDr. Collins
1933
asJudge (Uncredited)
1933
asThe Colonel (uncredited)
1932
asRetiring Collage President (uncredited)
1932
asMr. Parker (uncredited)
1943
asDistinguished Man (uncredited)
1932
asMarkov
1943
asJean Darcy
1940
asSam
1931
asJudge
1932
asJudge MacMurray
1933
asDr. Bull Supporter #1
1933
asUncle Saunders
1931
asProsecutor (uncredited)
1934
asMr. Tom Sparks
1935
asCaptain Martin
1932
asDistrict Attorney Grant (uncredited)
1936
asDuke of Newcastle
1932
asDr. Reinhardt
1934
asSheriff John King
1936
asSecond Captain
1934
asJudge
1934
asColonel Storm (uncredited)
1933
asShip's Engineer (uncredited)
1932
asLester Bell
1935
asTimothy the Falden Caretaker (uncredited)
1937
asJames Hill
1933
asJohn Whipple
1936
asCommissioner
1935
asHenri
Production
Crew
Directing
