Martin Burton

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Martin Burton was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1931, he made his screen debut in "Ladies Man." Burton began his career with a role in the drama "Ladies' Man" (1931) with William Powell. Burton made film his next project, appearing in "Broken Dreams" (1933). Later in his career, Burton acted in "When Ladies Meet" (1933). Burton passed away in August 1976 at t...

Filmography

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Broken Dreams (1933)
Paul
Hotel Variety (1933)
When Ladies Meet (1933)
Walter [Manning]
Ladies' Man (1931)
Anthony Fendley
Caught (1931)
Curly Braydon

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When Ladies Meet (1933) -- (Movie Clip) The Human Eel

Biography

Martin Burton was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. In 1931, he made his screen debut in "Ladies Man." Burton began his career with a role in the drama "Ladies' Man" (1931) with William Powell. Burton made film his next project, appearing in "Broken Dreams" (1933). Later in his career, Burton acted in "When Ladies Meet" (1933). Burton passed away in August 1976 at the age of 72.

Filmography

 

Cast (Feature Film)

Broken Dreams (1933)
Paul
Hotel Variety (1933)
When Ladies Meet (1933)
Walter [Manning]
Ladies' Man (1931)
Anthony Fendley
Caught (1931)
Curly Braydon

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When Ladies Meet (1933) -- (Movie Clip) There Are Cousins And Cousins Jimmy (Robert Montgomery) has contrived to arrive with Claire (Ann Harding), posing as his "cousin" and date, annoying his hoped-for girlfriend, novelist Mary (Myrna Loy), who doesn't know she's the wife of her lusty publisher, Alice Brady their hostess, in When Ladies Meet, 1933.
When Ladies Meet (1933) -- (Movie Clip) The Human Eel Opening scenes, Robert Montgomery as newsman "Jimmy" performing a stunt to impress novelist Mary (Myrna Loy) to no avail, her friend Bridget (Alice Brady) and gigolo (Martin Burton) happening by, in the first production of When Ladies Meet, 1933, from the Rachel Crothers play.

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