Acting

James Donlan

Born July 23, 1888Died June 7, 1938 (49)United StatesSan Francisco, California, USA70 creditsIMDb

James Donlan was an American stage and screen actor who appeared in over 100 films between 1929 and 1939.

Known for

The Whole Town's Talking1935 · as Detective Sergeant Patrick J. Howe
Five Star Final1931 · Cast
The Death Kiss1932 · as Max Hill
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The Mayor of Hell1933 · as Sam (uncredited)
Mystery of the Wax Museum1933 · as Morgue Attendant (Uncredited)
20,000 Years in Sing Sing1932 · as First Reporter (uncredited)
Hi, Nellie!1934 · as Evans (uncredited)
The Case of the Curious Bride1935 · as Detective Fritz
The Ex-Mrs. Bradford1936 · as Taxi Driver (uncredited)
This Is My Affair1937 · as Reporter
The Daring Young Man1935 · as Captain of the Prison Guard
The Whole Town's Talking1935 · as Detective Sergeant Patrick J. Howe
Babes in Arms1939 · as Fred (uncredited)
Life Begins at Forty1935 · as Farmer
Design for Living1933 · as Fat Man with Ring (uncredited)
Murder on a Bridle Path1936 · as Detective Kane
The Cat's-Paw1934 · as Red - the Reporter
Belle of the Nineties1934 · as Kirby (Tiger Kid's manager)
Wise Girls1929 · as Ben Wade
We're Only Human1935 · as Casey
It Happened in Hollywood1937 · as Shorty
Now I'll Tell1934 · as Honey Smith
Back Street1932 · as Profhero
Hot Tip1935 · as Bill - Racetrack Bettor
Music for Madame1937 · as Suspect with Cold (Uncredited)
Here Comes the Band1935 · as Joe (uncredited)
I Loved a Woman1933 · as Voting Returns Announcer (uncredited)
The Penguin Pool Murder1932 · as Security Guard Fink
Huddle1932 · as Heckler at Game (uncredited)
Five Star Final1931 · Cast
The Sins of the Children1930 · as Bide Taylor
Dr. Socrates1935 · as Salesman in Car
A Free Soul1931 · as Reporter (uncredited)
The Good Bad Girl1931 · as Police Sgt. Donovan
The Death Kiss1932 · as Max Hill
Crash Donovan1936 · as Smokey
Thirteen Women1932 · as Mike, Detective (uncredited)
The Front Page1931 · as Reporter (uncredited)
A Very Honorable Guy1934 · as Mr. O'Toole