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Weldon Heyburn

Weldon Heyburn

Actor

Born: September 19, 1903 in Washington, District of Columbia, USA

Died: May 18, 1951 (Age 47)

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Weldon Heyburn  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Movie
6.4
ActorConstable Cameron1940
Movie
5.3
ActorGeorge Wilkins1937
Movie
6.5
ActorGuard1940
Movie
6.1
ActorNew Orleans1944
Movie
6.3
ActorCaptain of the Guards (uncredited)1950
Movie
6.5
ActorRichard Quinn1943
Movie
6.2
Actor'Cheyenne'1941
Movie
6.4
ActorHenchman Vic1943
Movie
5.3
ActorCharley Goss1944
Movie
6.8
ActorJohn Patterson1943
Movie
7.1
ActorPop Hardin1942
Movie
7.4
ActorJeff Bradley1940
Movie
6.5
ActorJim Dawson (real name, Phil Sanford)1942
Movie
6.2
ActorBrooks1941
Movie
6
ActorAbdulah1932
Movie
7.1
ActorJess Thorpe1944
Movie
3.4
ActorBruce Kellogg1941
Movie
6.3
ActorCooper1938
Movie
7.1
ActorStaff Officer (uncredited)1941
Movie
5.3
ActorBob Spencer1938
Movie
6.3
ActorHarry Gilbert1939
Movie
6.1
ActorDetective Lt. Harvey Dennis1944
Movie
5.3
ActorChief Bos'n Mate Jim Wilson1937
Movie
6.8
ActorRonasa1932
Movie
5.7
ActorBill Bradley1935
Movie
5.5
ActorGeorge Winston1941
Movie
4.8
ActorDan Manton1933
Movie
6.4
ActorLead Henchman1941
Movie
5.5
ActorJames Kirk1943
Movie
6.4
ActorHenchman Gila1941
Movie
5.5
ActorFrank Lawson1936
Movie
4.7
ActorBill Edwards1937
Movie
6
ActorJud Carey1932
Movie
5.2
ActorSgt. Blake1941
Movie
4.9
ActorMurdock1939
Movie
6
ActorJack Bellounds1938
Movie
6.9
ActorAlbert Lane1944
Movie
7.1
ActorMatt Edwards1946
Movie
6.3
ActorBill - Police Sergeant (uncredited)1944
Movie
6
ActorLennie - Squad Member with Newspaper1940
Movie
6.4
ActorCorrick1939
Movie
6.6
ActorJito1932
Movie
6.9
Actor1949
Movie
5.5
ActorA. 'Swifty' Taylor1937
Movie
6.3
ActorCarl Blake1932
Movie
7.2
ActorRobert - The Butler (uncredited)1950
Short Film
5.5
ActorWeldon Egan1934
Short Film
5.8
ActorBob1934
Short Film
5.6
ActorBill (uncredited)1930
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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