Harry Bowen
Actor
Born Oct 4, 1888 · Brooklyn, New York, USA
Active 1925–1941
Harry Bowen was an American character actor of the silent and sound film eras. Born on October 4, 1888, in Brooklyn, New York, he broke into the film industry doing film shorts during the silent era.
Filmography
Fury (1936) — Baggage Clerk (uncredited)Shall We Dance (1937) — Johnson (uncredited)The Bohemian Girl (1936) — DrunkMighty Like a Moose (1926) — Harp PlayerThe Cracked Ice Man (1934) — Ice ManThe Misses Stooge (1935) — Mr. Schmidt - Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited)Pan Handlers (1936) — Man in Bathtub (uncredited)I'll Take Vanilla (1934) — CopManhattan Monkey Business (1935) — Taxi DriverThe Dentist (1932) — JoeNeighborhood House (1936) — Irate Movie PatronThe Harvester (1936) — CarlLime Juice Nights (1931) — Irving's friendHeir to Trouble (1935) — Cowhand HankSlightly Static (1935) — Orchestra Leader (uncredited)Red Hot Rhythm (1929) — WhiffleFinnegan's Ball (1927) — Cop (uncredited)Next Week-End (1934)Pot o' Gold (1941) — Streetsweeper (uncredited)Blind Date (1934) — MilkmanHasty Marriage (1931) — Streetcar Conductor (uncredited)Who's Looney Now (1936) — BrotherAt Sea Ashore (1936) — Cab Driver (uncredited)The Gentleman from Louisiana (1936)