Walter Catlett

Biography

Walter Catlett (February 3, 1889 – November 14, 1960) was an American actor.

Known For

Climax!

Pinocchio

The Abbott and Costello Show

It's Tough to Be Famous

Bringing Up Baby

Friendly Persuasion

A Tale of Two Cities

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town

All Movies (141)

• Beau James1957 · as Gov. Alfred E. 'Al' Smith
• Friendly Persuasion1956 · as Professor Quigley
• Davy Crockett and the River Pirates1956 · as Col. Plug
• Columbia Laff Hour1956 · as (archive footage)
• The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn1955 · as The Dauphin / The King
• Meet the Family1954 · as Grandpa
• Honeychile1951 · as Al Moore
• Here Comes the Groom1951 · as McGonigle
• Father Takes the Air1951 · as Mayor Colton
• Father's Wild Game1950 · as Mayor Colton
• Father Makes Good1950 · as Mayor Colton
• The Inspector General1949 · as Colonel Castine
• Dancing in the Dark1949 · as Joe Brooks
• Look for the Silver Lining1949 · as Walter Catlett
• Leave It to Henry1949 · as Mayor Colton
• Henry, the Rainmaker1949 · as Mayor Colton
• The Boy with Green Hair1948 · as The King
• Mr. Reckless1948 · as Joel Hawkins
• Are You With It?1948 · as Jason (Pop) Carter
• I'll Be Yours1947 · as Mr. Buckingham
• Slightly Scandalous1946 · as Mr. Wright
• Riverboat Rhythm1946 · as Col. Jeffrey Witherspoon
• I Love a Bandleader1945 · as B. Templeton James
• The Man Who Walked Alone1945 · as Wiggins
• Lake Placid Serenade1944 · as Carlton Webb
• Hi, Beautiful1944 · as Gerald Bisbee
• My Gal Loves Music1944 · as Dr. Bilbo
• 3 Is a Family1944 · as Barney Meeker
• Ghost Catchers1944 · as Colonel Breckinridge Marshall
• Her Primitive Man1944 · as Hotel Clerk
• Pardon My Rhythm1944 · as Michael O'Bannon
• Lady, Let's Dance1944 · as Timber Applegate
• Hat Check Honey1944 · as Tim Martel
• Up in Arms1944 · as Major Brock
• Shoe Shine Boy1943 · as Garry Goff
• His Butler's Sister1943 · as Mortimer Kalb
• Fired Wife1943 · as Judge Allen
• The West Side Kid1943 · as Ramsey Fensel
• Get Going1943 · as Horace Doblem
• Cowboy in Manhattan1943 · as Ace Robbins
• Hit Parade of 19431943 · as J. MacClellan Davis
• How's About It1943 · as Whipple
• Heart of the Golden West1942 · as Colonel Silas Popen
• Between Us Girls1942 · as Desk Sergeant
• Give Out, Sisters1942 · as Gribble
• Maisie Gets Her Man1942 · as Jasper
• Yankee Doodle Dandy1942 · as Theatre Manager
• Syncopation1942 · as Spelvin (scenes deleted)
• My Gal Sal1942 · as Col. Truckee
• Star Spangled Rhythm1942 · as Walter Catlett
• Wild Bill Hickok Rides1942 · as Sylvester W. Twigg
• Steel Against the Sky1941 · as Rupert Sampson
• It Started with Eve1941 · as Dr. Harvey
• Unfinished Business1941 · as Billy Ross
• Manpower1941 · as Sidney Whipple
• Bad Men of Missouri1941 · as Mr. Pettibone
• Hello, Sucker1941 · as G. Remington 'Max' Conway
• Million Dollar Baby1941 · as Simpson
• Horror Island1941 · as Sergeant McGoon
• You're the One1941 · as Program Director
• The Wild Man of Borneo1941 · as 'Doc' Skelby
• Honeymoon for Three1941 · as Waiter
• Remedy for Riches1940 · as Clem
• Blondes and Blunders1940 · as Walter
• Li'l Abner1940 · as Barber
• The Quarterback1940 · as Tom
• Spring Parade1940 · as Headwaiter
• Comin' Round the Mountain1940 · as W.P.A. Clerk
• Pop Always Pays1940 · as Tommy Lane
• You're Next!1940 · as Slocum
• Half a Sinner1940 · as Station Attendant
• Alex in Wonderland1940 · as Fred
• Pinocchio1940 · as 'Honest John' Worthington Foulfellow (voice) (uncredited)
• Kid Nightingale1939 · as Skip Davis
• Static in the Attic1939 · as Walter
• Exile Express1939 · as Reporter Gus
• Zaza1939 · as Marladot
• Going Places1938 · as Franklin Dexter
• Bringing Up Baby1938 · as Slocum
• Every Day's a Holiday1937 · as Nifty Bailey
• Danger – Love at Work1937 · as Uncle Alan
• Varsity Show1937 · as Professor Sylvester Biddle
• Wake Up and Live1937 · as Gus Avery
• Love Under Fire1937 · as Tip Conway
• Love Is News1937 · as Eddie Johnson
• On the Avenue1937 · as Jake Dibble
• Sing Me a Love Song1936 · as Mr. Sprague (uncredited)
• Banjo on My Knee1936 · as Warfield Scott
• Four Days Wonder1936 · as Duffy
• Fibbing Fibbers1936 · as Walter
• Cain and Mabel1936 · as Jake Sherman
• Follow Your Heart1936 · as Joe Sheldon
• We Went to College1936 · as Senator Budger
• Mr. Deeds Goes to Town1936 · as Morrow
• Uppercutlets1936
• A Tale of Two Cities1935 · as Barsad
• The Affair of Susan1935 · as Gilbert
• Every Night at Eight1935 · as Master of Ceremonies
• Lightning Strikes Twice1934 · as Gus
• The Captain Hates the Sea1934 · as Joe Silvers
• The Fuller Gush Man1934 · as Harry Judson
• Making the Rounds1934
• Get Along Little Hubby1934 · as Elmer Tuttle
• Unknown Blonde1934 · as Publicity Man
• Elmer Steps Out1934 · as Elmer
• Only Yesterday1933 · as Barnes (Uncredited)
• Sailor Beware!1933 · as Smitty
• So This Is Harris!1933 · as Walter Catlett
• Arizona to Broadway1933 · as Ned Flynn
• Mama Loves Papa1933 · as Tom Walker
• Husbands' Reunion1933 · as Walter
• Roadhouse Queen1933 · as Walter Knox
• Dream Stuff1933 · as Cousin Walter
• Private Jones1933 · as Spivey
• Caliente Love1933
• Hunting Trouble1933 · as Walter
• Olsen’s Big Moment1933 · as Robert Brewster III
• Rockabye1932 · as Jimmy Dunn
• The Sport Parade1932 · as 'Shifty' Morrison
• Rain1932 · as Quartermaster Bates
• Big City Blues1932 · as Gibboney
• Okay, America!1932 · as City Editor aka 'Lucille'
• Back Street1932 · as Bakeless
• It's Tough to Be Famous1932 · as Joseph Craig 'Joe' Chapin
• The Expert1932 · as Al Diamond
• Cock of the Air1932 · as Colonel Wallace
• Platinum Blonde1931 · as Bingy Baker
• One Quiet Night1931
• Honeymoon Trio1931 · as The Nuisance
• Maker of Men1931 · as McNeil
• The Front Page1931 · as Murphy
• The Florodora Girl1930 · as De Boer
• The Golden Calf1930 · as Master of Ceremonies
• The Big Party1930 · as Mr. Goldfarb
• Let's Go Places1930 · as Rex Wardell
• Why Leave Home?1929 · as Elmer
• Married in Hollywood1929 · as Joe Glitner
• Happy Days1929 · as End Man - Minstrel Show
• The Music Master1927 · as Medicine Show Barker
• Summer Bachelors1926 · as Bachelor No. 1
• Second Youth1924 · as John McNab

All TV Shows (2)

• Climax!1954 · as The Dauphin
• The Abbott and Costello Show1952 · as Henry Thomas