George E. Stone

Biography

George E. Stone (born Gerschon Lichtenstein; May 18, 1903 – May 26, 1967) was a Polish-born American character actor in movies, radio, and television. Description above from the Wikipedia article George E. Stone, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.

Known For

Perry Mason

The Twilight Zone

Have Gun, Will Travel

The Red Skelton Show

The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show

77 Sunset Strip

All Movies (154)

42nd Street: From Book to Screen to Stage2006 · as Self (archive footage)
Pocketful of Miracles1961 · as Shimkey (uncredited)
Ocean's Eleven1960 · as Proprietor (uncredited)
Alias Jesse James1959 · as New York Bar Gibson Girl Fan (uncredited)
Some Like It Hot1959 · as Toothpick Charlie
Some Came Running1958 · as Slim (uncredited)
Baby Face Nelson1957 · as Mr. Hall
The Story of Mankind1957 · as Waiter
The Tijuana Story1957 · as Pino
Calypso Heat Wave1957
Sierra Stranger1957 · as Barfly Dan
Jungle Hell1956 · as Mr. Trosk
Slightly Scarlet1956 · as Roos (uncredited)
The Conqueror1956 · as Sibilant Sam (uncredited)
The Man with the Golden Arm1955 · as Sam Markette
Guys and Dolls1955 · as Society Max
New York Confidential1955
The Steel Cage1954 · as Solly, Convict Chef, segment "The Chef"
Woman's World1954 · as Executive Reception Guest
Broken Lance1954 · as Paymaster (uncredited)
The Miami Story1954 · as Louie Mott
Combat Squad1953 · as Brown - Medic
The Robe1953 · as Gracchus (uncredited)
Pickup on South Street1953 · as Willie, Police Desk Clerk (uncredited)
Bloodhounds of Broadway1952 · as Ropes McGonigle
A Girl in Every Port1952 · as Skeezer
Dancing in the Dark1949 · as Film Cutter
The Untamed Breed1948 · as Pablo
Trapped by Boston Blackie1948 · as The Runt
Daisy Kenyon1947 · as Waiter (uncredited)
Abie's Irish Rose1946 · as Isaac Cohen
Boston Blackie and the Law1946 · as The Runt
Suspense1946 · as Max
The Phantom Thief1946 · as The Runt
Sentimental Journey1946 · as Toy Hawker (uncredited)
Shock1946 · as Cab Driver
A Close Call for Boston Blackie1946 · as The Runt
Doll Face1945 · as Stage Manager
Midnight Manhunt1945 · as Joe Wells
Boston Blackie's Rendezvous1945 · as The Runt
Scared Stiff1945 · as Mink
Boston Blackie Booked on Suspicion1945 · as The Runt
One Mysterious Night1944 · as The Runt
My Buddy1944 · as Pete
Roger Touhy, Gangster1944 · as "Ice Box" Hamilton
Timber Queen1944 · as Squirrel
The Chance of a Lifetime1943 · as The Runt
Don't Be a Sucker!1943
After Midnight with Boston Blackie1943 · as The Runt
Boston Blackie Goes Hollywood1942 · as The Runt
The Devil with Hitler1942 · as Suki Yaki
Little Tokyo, U.S.A.1942 · as Kingoro
Alias Boston Blackie1942 · as The Runt
The Affairs of Jimmy Valentine1942 · as Mousey Scarlatti
Lone Star Ranger1942 · as Euchre
Confessions of Boston Blackie1941 · as The Runt
Last of the Duanes1941 · as Euchre
Broadway Limited1941 · as Lefty
Road Show1941 · as Indian
The Face Behind the Mask1941 · as Dinky
North West Mounted Police1940 · as Johnny Pelang
Slightly Tempted1940 · as Petey
Cherokee Strip1940 · as Abe Gabbert
Island of Doomed Men1940 · as Siggy
I Take This Woman1940 · as Sid
The Night of Nights1939 · as Sammy Kayn
The Housekeeper's Daughter1939 · as Benny
You Can't Get Away with Murder1939 · as Toad
The Long Shot1939 · as Danny Welch
Submarine Patrol1938 · as Seaman Irving Goldfarb
You and Me1938 · as Pasty
Cactus Caballeros1938
Mr. Moto's Gamble1938 · as Jerry Connors
Over the Wall1938 · as Gyp Hatton
A Slight Case of Murder1938 · as Kirk
The Adventurous Blonde1937 · as Pete, a Reporter
Alcatraz Island1937 · as 'Tough Tony' Burke
Back in Circulation1937 · as Mac (as George Stone)
Don't Get Me Wrong1937 · as Chuck
Breakdowns of 19361936 · as Self
King of Hockey1936 · as Nick Torga
The Captain's Kid1936 · as Steve
Polo Joe1936 · as Loafer
Here Comes Carter1936 · as Boots
Anthony Adverse1936 · as Sancho
Back to Nature1936 · as Mr. Sweeney
Jailbreak1936 · as Weeper
Rhythm on the Range1936 · as Shorty
Bullets or Ballots1936 · as Wires Kagel
Boulder Dam1936 · as Man Aiding Ann (uncredited)
Man Hunt1936 · as Silk
Freshman Love1936 · as E. Prendergast Biddle
Frisco Kid1935 · as Solomon "Solly" Green
Moonlight on the Prairie1935 · as Small Change
Make a Million1935 · as Larkey
Public Hero Number 11935 · as Butch
Hold 'Em Yale1935 · as Bennie South Street
Million Dollar Baby1934
One Hour Late1934 · as Benny
Secret of the Chateau1934 · as Armand
Embarrassing Moments1934 · as Louie
The Dragon Murder Case1934 · as Ken Tatum
Return of the Terror1934 · as Soapy McCoy
Viva Villa!1934 · as Emilio Chavito
Frontier Marshal1934 · as Abe Ruskin
He Couldn't Take It1933 · as Sammy Kohn
King for a Night1933 · as Hymie
Ladies Must Love1933 · as Joey
Penthouse1933 · as Tim Murtoch
Sing, Sinner, Sing1933 · as Spats
The Big Brain1933 · as Max Werner
The Wrecker1933 · as Sam Shapiro
Emergency Call1933 · as Sammie "Kid" Jacobs
Song of the Eagle1933 · as Gus
42nd Street1933 · as Andy Lee
Sailor Be Good1933 · as Murphy
The Vampire Bat1933 · as Kringen
File 1131933 · as Verduet
The Phantom of Crestwood1932 · as The Cat
The Last Mile1932 · as Joe Berg, Cell 1
The World and the Flesh1932 · as Rutchkin
Running Hollywood1932 · as George E. Stone
Taxi!1932 · as Skeets
The Woman from Monte Carlo1932 · as Le Duc
Sob Sister1931 · as Johnnie the Sheik
Five Star Final1931 · as Ziggie Feinstein
The Spider1931 · as Dr. Blackstone
Maid to Order1931 · as Shorty (as Georgie Stone)
The Front Page1931 · as Earl Williams
The Stolen Jools1931 · as Gangster
Cimarron1931 · as Sol Levy
Little Caesar1931 · as Otero
The Voice of Hollywood No. 131930 · as Self
The Medicine Man1930 · as Steve
Under a Texas Moon1930 · as Pedro
The Stronger Sex1930 · as The Poet (The Novelist's Lover)
So This Is Paris Green1930
Melody Lane1929 · as Danny
The Girl in the Glass Cage1929 · as Carlos
Two Men and a Maid1929 · as Shorty
The Redeeming Sin1929 · as A Sewer Rat
Weary River1929 · as Blackie
Naughty Baby1928 · as Tony Caponi
The Racket1928 · as Joe Scarsi
State Street Sadie1928 · as Slinky
Beautiful But Dumb1928 · as Tad
Clothes Make the Woman1928 · as Assistant Director
Walking Back1928 · as Crook
San Francisco Nights1928 · as Flash Hoxy
Tenderloin1928 · as Sparrow
Turn Back the Hours1928 · as Limey
Brass Knuckles1927 · as Velvet Smith
7th Heaven1927 · as Sewer Rat
Emergency— · as Fred

All TV Shows (24)

The Twilight Zone1959 · as Fenwick (uncredited)
77 Sunset Strip1958 · as Mr. DeVinger
Perry Mason1957 · as Court Clerk
Perry Mason1957 · as George
M Squad1957 · as Fingers Purdy
Have Gun, Will Travel1957 · as Joe Roland
Hey, Jeannie!1956 · as Evil Eye
The 20th Century Fox Hour1955
The 20th Century Fox Hour1955 · as Angelo
Alfred Hitchcock Presents1955 · as Barney
Passport to Danger1954
Public Defender1954 · as Louie Ingram
Public Defender1954 · as Charles
Public Defender1954 · as Tony
Revlon Mirror Theatre1953
Private Secretary1953
Mr. & Mrs. North1952
The Ford Television Theatre1952
Adventures of Superman1952 · as Big George
Adventures of Superman1952 · as Duke Taylor
The Red Skelton Show1951 · as Arnold
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show1950 · as Joe
The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show1950 · as Frankie
Lux Video Theatre1950 · as Carl