Cast
Wesley Barry
Acting
Cast
Wesley Barry
Known for
Acting
Born
1907-08-10
From
Los Angeles, California, USA
Died
1994-04-11
Also known as Wesley E. Barry, Wes Barry, Freckles
Biography
Wesley Barry was an American actor, director, and producer. Barry began his career as a child actor in silent motion pictures and later became a producer and director of both film and television. As a director, he was sometimes billed as Wesley E. Barry.
The Thoroughbred
as Tod Taylor
Stunt Pilot
as Glenn
Penrod
as Penrod
Spring Madness
as Dartmouth College Student
Dinty
as Dinty O'Sullivan
Sunny Skies
as Sturrle
Wife, Doctor and Nurse
as Delivery Boy
Man About Town
as Messenger Boy (uncredited)
George Washington, Jr.
as George Belgrave
The Plough and the Stars
as Sniper
Wild Geese
as Martin Gare
Johanna Enlists
as Johanna's Brother
Don't Ever Marry
as Bellhop
Pick a Star
as Assistant Director
The Life of Vergie Winters
as Herbert Somerby
The Midshipman
as Ted Lawrence
Skyscraper
as Redhead
The Unpardonable Sin
as George Washington Sticker
Mr. Doodle Kicks Off
as 1st Sophomore
Bits of Life
as Tom Levitt, a boy
The County Fair
as Tommy Perkins
Lady Be Careful
as Texas
A Woman of Pleasure
as Danny Thomas
Heroes of the Street
as Mickey Callahan
The Country Kid
as Ben Applegate
Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley
as Amarilly's Brother (uncredited)
Male and Female
The White Circle
as Ferd
The Cricket
as Theatre Student (uncredited)
Night Life of the Gods
as Alfred Lambert, Jr.
Border Romance
as Victor Hamlin
Battling Bunyan
as Battling Bunyan
The Printer's Devil
as Brick Hubbard
The Phoney Cannibal
Rich Relations
as Albert
Top Sergeant Mulligan
as Mickey Neilan
Daddy-Long-Legs
as Orphan Boy (uncredited)
In Old Kentucky
as 'Skippy' Lowry
Go and Get It
as Dinty
The Mexicali Kid
as The Mexicali Kid
Hell-Bent for Frisco
as The Newsboy
Pure Grit
as Newsboy (uncredited)
Rags to Riches
as Marmaduke Clarke
Her Kingdom of Dreams
as Office Boy
Screen Snapshots (Series 1, No. 20)
as Himself
How Could You, Jean?
as Morley Child
The Fighting Cub
Men of the Hour
as Dick Williams
Bob Hampton of Placer
as Dick
School Days
as Speck Brown
The Voice of Hollywood No. 9
The Lotus Eater
as Jocko
How McDougall Topped the Score
as McDougall Jr.