Harry Beresford
Harry J. Beresford (4 November 1863 – 4 October 1944) was an English-born actor on the American stage and in motion pictures. He used the professional name Harry J. Morgan early in his career.
Acted in
Newsboys' Home
1938
as O'Dowd
She Asked for It
1937
as Mr. Switch, the Lawyer
She's No Lady
1937
as Uncle John
They Won't Forget
1937
as Confederate Soldier
The Go-Getter
1937
as M. M. Barker
The Prince and the Pauper
1937
as The Watch
In His Steps
1936
as Davidson
Postal Inspector
1936
as Ritter
Grand Jury
1936
as Tom Evans
Klondike Annie
1936
as Brother Bowser
Follow the Fleet
1936
as Captain Hickey
Seven Keys to Baldpate
1935
as Elijah Quimby
I Found Stella Parish
1935
as James
Page Miss Glory
1935
as Mr. Kimball
Anna Karenina
1935
as Matve
A Dog of Flanders
1935
as Sacristan
I'll Love You Always
1935
as Mr. Clegg
David Copperfield
1935
as Dr. Chillip
The Little Minister
1934
as John Spens
Cleopatra
1934
as Soothsayer
Friends of Mr. Sweeney
1934
as Claude
The Merry Frinks
1934
as J. Harold Brumby
Fashions of 1934
1934
as Paris Bookseller
Dinner at Eight
1933
as Fosdick
Lady Killer
1933
Little Women
1933
as Doctor Bangs
College Coach
1933
as Professor
Ever in My Heart
1933
as Eli, the Gardener
Night Flight
1933
as Pierre Roblet
I Cover the Waterfront
1933
as Old Chris
Murders in the Zoo
1933
as G.A. Evans
The Match King
1932
as Christian Hobe (uncredited)
The Sign of the Cross
1932
as Favius Fontelas
Doctor X
1932
as Dr. Duke
Two Seconds
1932
as Doctor
Forgotten Commandments
1932
as Priest
So Big!
1932
as Adam Ooms (uncredited)
Scandal for Sale
1932
as Brownie
Dance Team
1932
as Herbert Wilson
High Pressure
1932
as Dr. Rudolph Pfeiffer
Sooky
1931
as Mr. Willoughby
Heaven on Earth
1931
as Captain Lilly
Sob Sister
1931
as Pa Stevens
The Secret Call
1931
as Frank Kelly
Up Pops the Devil
1931
as Mr. Platt
Charlie Chan Carries On
1931
as Kent
Finn and Hattie
1931
as Mr. Perkins (N.Y. street cleaner)
Scandal Sheet
1931
as Egbert Bertram Arnold
The Dancing Town
1928
as Pa Pepperall
The Quarterback
1926
as Elmer Stone