Tom Dempsey
Cast
- Born
- January 20, 1868 · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
- Died
- October 6, 1947
- Birth name
- Thomas Dempsey
Tom Dempsey was born on January 20, 1868 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. He was an actor, known for Elmer and Elsie (1934), The Bush Leaguer (1927) and The Singing Plumber (1932). He died on October 6, 1947 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
Cast
- 1938Love on a BudgetTownsman (uncredited)
- 1934Elmer and ElsieJoe
- 1934Oil's Well
- 1933A Wrestler's BrideAuto Salesman (uncredited)
- 1933Roadhouse QueenPierre - Butler (uncredited)
- 1933See You Tonight
- 1933Knockout KissesLighting Operator (uncredited)
- 1933The Big FibberPolice Captain
- 1933Too Many Highballs1st Traffic Cop (uncredited)
- 1933Tied for LifeTrain passenger
- 1932Ma's Pride and JoyRadio Director (replaced by George Gray) (scenesDeleted)
- 1932Up Popped the GhostCop at Intersection (uncredited)
- 1932Meet the SenatorMinor Role (uncredited)
- 1932The Loud MouthBoxing Fan with Cigar (uncredited)
- 1932Hawkins & Watkins Inc.De Vere Guest (uncredited)
- 1932The Singing PlumberTheatre Manager
- 1932Courting TroubleGambler (uncredited)
- 1932Doubling in the QuickiesMr. Clingher - Paragon Casting Director (uncredited)
- 1932Lady! Please!Office Building Superintendent (uncredited)
- 1932Dream HouseCasting Director (uncredited)
- 1932A Fool About Women
- 1932The Girl in the TonneauCop
- 1932Billboard GirlCollege Postmaster (uncredited)
- 1932The Candid CameraPolice Sergeant
- 1931City LightsBoxer (uncredited)
- 1931Movie-TownNightclub Onlooker (uncredited)
- 1931One More ChanceTraffic Cop (uncredited)
- 1930The ChumpsCard Player (uncredited)
- 1930Goodbye LegsEd's 1st Assistant
- 1930Average HusbandHeadwaiter (uncredited)
- 1929Love Spats
- 1929Happy Heels
- 1929Turn Him Loose
- 1929Tight Places
- 1929Ladies' Choice
- 1929Crazy Doings
- 1929His Angel Child
- 1929Sappy Service
- 1929Hot Lemonade
- 1929Dangerous Females
- 1928Love's Young Scream
- 1928Lay on, MacDuff
- 1928Hot Sparks
- 1928The Sock Exchange
- 1927The Bush LeaguerThe 'Parson'