Harry McCoy(1889-1937)

Actor
Writer
Director

Harry McCoy was born on 10 December 1889 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was an actor and writer, known for The Girl from Everywhere (1927), Present Arms (1927) and Oh Boy (1927). He died on 1 September 1937 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Joseph Belmont and Harry McCoy in A Close Shave (1920)

Charley Chase, Edward F. Cline, and Harry McCoy in The Noise of Bombs (1914)

Fred Mace, Harry McCoy, and Mabel Normand in Hubby's Job (1913)

Harry Booker, Chester Conklin, Louise Fazenda, Harry McCoy, and Mack Swain

Max Asher, Louise Fazenda, and Harry McCoy in Mike and Jake as Heroes (1913)

Known for

The Girl from Everywhere

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Writer

1927

Present Arms

Short

Director

1927

Oh Boy

Short

Director

1927

Midnight Daddies

Minor Role(uncredited)

1930

Credits

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Actor

Fury
- Adams' Assistant (uncredited)
- 1936
Woman Wanted
- Businessman (uncredited)
- 1935
Calm Yourself
- Business Executive (uncredited)
- 1935
The Trial of Vivienne Ware
- Cop (uncredited)
- 1932
Midnight Daddies
- Minor Role (uncredited)
- 1930
The Constabule
- Man in Cafe (uncredited)
- Short
- 1929
The Bees' Buzz
- Off-Screen Pianist (uncredited)
- Short
- 1929
Whirls and Girls
- Cafe Pianist (uncredited)
- Short
- 1929
Skirts
- 1928
Hearts of Men
- Tippy Ainsworth
- 1928
Dashing Thru
- Benjamin Way
- 1926
Stick Around
- Dr. Brown
- Short
- 1925
Heir-Loons
- 1925
Heads Up
- Biff
- 1925
Sailing Along
- Short
- 1925

Writer

The Road to Hollywood
- material
- 1947
Sleepless Hollow
- story by
- Short
- 1936
Midnight Blunders
- screen play
- Short
- 1936
Hot Paprika
- screenplay
- story
- Short
- 1935
Honeymoon Bridge
- story & screenplay
- Short
- 1935
One Too Many
- story & screenplay
- Short
- 1934
Counsel on De Fence
- story and screenplay
- Short
- 1934
Call It Luck
- adaptation
- 1934
Half-Baked Relations
- story
- Short
- 1934
The New Dealers
- story
- Short
- 1934
Gold Nuggets
- story and adaptation
- Short
- 1934
The Big Fibber
- writer
- Short
- 1933
Sing, Bing, Sing
- Writer (uncredited)
- Short
- 1933
Hypnotized
- adaptation
- dialogue
- 1932
Bring 'Em Back Sober
- Writer
- Short
- 1932

Director

Oh Boy
- Director
- Short
- 1927
Present Arms
- Director
- Short
- 1927
Pearls and Perils
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His Saving Grace
- Director
- Short
- 1917
A Fallen Star
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His Cool Nerve
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His Perfect Day
- Director
- Short
- 1917
A Toy of Fate
- Director
- Short
- 1917
Their Week Moments
- Director
- Short
- 1917
Perils of the Bakery
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His One Night Stand
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His Parlor Zoo
- Director
- Short
- 1917
A Tuner of Note
- Director
- Short
- 1917
His Rise and Tumble
- Director
- Short
- 1917
A Film Exposure
- Director
- Short
- 1917

Personal details

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Alternative name
- H. McCoy
Born
- December 10, 1889
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
Died
- September 1, 1937
- Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA(heart attack)
Publicity listings
- 5 Articles

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Trivia
Left-handed. During the rock fight in Mabel at the Wheel (1914), he and Charles Chaplin threw left-handed while Mabel Normand and Chester Conklin threw right-handed.

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