
Harry C. Bradley
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- April 15, 1869
- Died
- October 18, 1947
- Birthplace
- San Francisco, California, USA
Harry C. Bradley (born Harry Bradley Cockrill) was an American stage and screen actor, his film career (nearly always appearing uncredited) spanning the years 1930 to 1946.
Filmography

Riding High 1950
as Howard's Bookkeeper (archive footage) (uncredited)

Belle of the Yukon 1944
as Saloon Patron with Hat (uncredited)

Make Your Own Bed 1944
as Mr. Brookin

Mr. Skeffington 1944
as Rector (uncredited)

Princess O'Rourke 1943
as Matilda's Husband (uncredited)

Top Man 1943
as Teacher

Family Troubles 1943
as Mr. Jones

The Payoff 1942
as Dr. Steele (as Harry Bradley)

Get Hep to Love 1942
as Music Judge

Busses Roar 1942
as Mr. Henry Dipper

The Gay Sisters 1942
as Records Clerk (uncredited)
- Frisco Lil
Frisco Lil 1942
Actor

Blondie Goes to College 1942
as Professor

New York Town 1941
as Spectator (uncredited)

Blondie in Society 1941
as Angry Neighbor With Petunia Beds (uncredited)

They Dare Not Love 1941
as Prof. Keller, Actor

The Black Cat 1941
as Coroner (uncredited)

The Monster and the Girl 1941
as Rev. Russell (uncredited)

Golden Hoofs 1941
as Critt

The Invisible Woman 1940
as Want-Ad Clerk (uncredited)

Behind the News 1940
as Justice of the Peace

One Night in the Tropics 1940
as Mr. Moore's Doctor (uncredited)

The Ape 1940
as Quinn

Spring Parade 1940
as Mandate

Stranger on the Third Floor 1940
as Court Clerk (uncredited)

Those Were the Days! 1940
as Conductor

Queen of the Mob 1940
as Lawyer

Edison, the Man 1940
as Preacher

The Doctor Takes a Wife 1940
as Dapper Salesman (uncredited)

Road to Singapore 1940
as Secretary (uncredited)

Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe 1940
as Keedish

Danger On Wheels 1940
as Jones

His Girl Friday 1940
as Insurance Doctor (uncredited)

City of Chance 1940
as Gambling House Patron

The Roaring Twenties 1939
as Restaurant Patron (uncredited)

Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1939
as Arthur Kim (uncredited)

Our Leading Citizen 1939
as Director

When Tomorrow Comes 1939
as Reverend Mr. Morris (uncredited)

I Stole a Million 1939
as Sexton (uncredited)

The Chump Takes a Bump 1939
as Mr. Davidson

The Kid From Texas 1939
as Appleby - on Telephone (voice)

East Side of Heaven 1939
as James Travers (uncredited)

Let Us Live 1939
as Hijacked Motorist (uncredited)

Panama Patrol 1939
as Clerk

The Lady Objects 1938
as Prof. Fenner

A Criminal Is Born 1938
as Druggist (uncredited)

The Jury's Secret 1938
as Jury Foreman

Trouble at Midnight 1937
as Doctor

Ever Since Eve 1937
as Purity League Manager (uncredited)

New Faces of 1937 1937
as Moody's Secretary

Riding on Air 1937
as Mayor

Let Them Live 1937
as Train Conductor

A Star Is Born 1937
as Niles' Assistant (uncredited)

Gold Diggers of 1937 1936
as Dr. Henry

The Accusing Finger 1936
as Senator

Come and Get It 1936
as Thomas Gubbins (uncredited)

The Public Pays 1936
as Grocer (uncredited)

Libeled Lady 1936
as Justice of Peace (uncredited)

Wedding Present 1936
Actor

Murder with Pictures 1936
as Gas Station Attendant (uncredited)

Wives Never Know 1936
as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

The Gorgeous Hussy 1936
as President's Secretary (uncredited)

Yours for the Asking 1936
as Art Dealer (uncredited)

Rhythm on the Range 1936
as Minister

Three of a Kind 1936
as Mr. Fash

Florida Special 1936
as Conductor (uncredited)

Mr. Deeds Goes to Town 1936
as Anderson (uncredited)

The Country Doctor 1936
as Clergyman (uncredited)
- Don’t Get Personal
Don’t Get Personal 1936
as Foreman (Uncredited)

Dancing Feet 1936
as Hotel Assistant Manager

White Lies 1935
as Davis (uncredited)

Stars Over Broadway 1935
as Man in Church

Personal Maid's Secret 1935
as Candlesticks Salesman

Way Down East 1935
as Mr. Peabody

Rendezvous 1935
as Cashier (uncredited)

I Live My Life 1935
as Museum Curator (Uncredited)

Diamond Jim 1935
as Brady's Secretary

China Seas 1935
as Ship Passenger (uncredited)

Woman Wanted 1935
as Third Juror Talking to Mike (uncredited)

Front Page Woman 1935
as Jury Foreman (uncredited)

Stranded 1935
as Train Conductor (uncredited)

Private Worlds 1935
as Johnson's Father

Baby Face Harrington 1935
as Bank Cashier (uncredited)

A Night at the Ritz 1935
as Dining Banker (uncredited)

Caravan 1934
as Priest (Uncredited)

Broadway Bill 1934
as Morgan's Bookkeeper (uncredited)

Cheating Cheaters 1934
as Hanley (uncredited)

Our Daily Bread 1934
as Professor (uncredited)

Among the Missing 1934
as Alvin Abbott

The Human Side 1934
as Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

Beyond the Law 1934
as Professor Bennett

The Merry Frinks 1934
as Dr. Shinliver

Hell Bent for Love 1934
as Professor

Change of Heart 1934
as Graduation Speaker (uncredited)

Sadie McKee 1934
as Dr. Taylor (uncredited)

The Last Gentleman 1934
as Prof. Schumaker

The Line-Up 1934
as Mr. Hamilton (uncredited)

City Limits 1934
as Dr. Stafford

House of Mystery 1934
as Horatio Potter

Heat Lightning 1934
as 'Popsy'

It Happened One Night 1934
as Henderson (uncredited)

As the Earth Turns 1934
as Elder

Cross Country Cruise 1934
as First Dodd's Salesman (Uncredited)

Convention City 1933
as Graham

Lady Killer 1933
as Man with Purse (uncredited)

Lone Cowboy 1933
as First Station Agent (uncredited)

Bureau of Missing Persons 1933
as Mr. Newberry (uncredited)

Lady for a Day 1933
as Hotel Mail Clerk Lloyd (uncredited)

The Stranger's Return 1933
as Minor Role

The Working Man 1933
as Reeves Company Board Member (uncredited)

Central Airport 1933
as Doctor (uncredited)

Girl Missing 1933
as Station Master (Uncredited)

Mystery of the Wax Museum 1933
as Reporter (Uncredited)

Ladies They Talk About 1933
as Attendee at Revival Meeting (uncredited)

Parachute Jumper 1933
as Man in Society for Prohibition Enforcement Office (uncredited)

If I Had a Million 1932
as Uniformed Bank Guard (uncredited)

70,000 Witnesses 1932
as Train Conductor (uncredited)

American Madness 1932
as Sampson (uncredited)

The Dark Horse 1932
as Blue Ribbon Man

Beauty Parlor 1932
as Henry Mason

The Smiling Lieutenant 1931
as Count Von Holden (uncredited)
Credits from TMDB.