Hughie Mack
Biography
Hughie Mack was born on November 26, 1884 in Brooklyn, New York, USA as Hugh Richard McGowan. He was an actor and writer, known for Bringing Up Father (1915), C.O.D. (1914) and As You Like It (1912). He was married to Mary Agnes McGowan. He died on October 13, 1927 in Santa Monica, California, USA.
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Movies (50)
The Honeymoon
as Eberle, the Wine-grower
1929
The Wedding March
as Johann Eberle - the Wine-grower
1928
The Arizona Whirlwind
as Gonzales
1927
Mare Nostrum
as Caragol (prologue)
1926
The Silent Flyer
1926
A Woman's Faith
as François
1925
Greed
as Mr. Heise (uncredited)
1924
Reno
as Justice of the Peace
1923
Going Up
as Sam Robinson
1923
Trifling Women
as Père Alphonse Bidondeau
1922
Rush Orders
as Lunch Counter Customer
1921
Whirl o' the West
as Undetermined Secondary Role
1921
Cash Customers
1920
An Elephant on His Hands
as Jonah Whale
1920
A London Bobby
1920
Run 'Em Ragged
1920
Call a Taxi
1920
Any Old Port
1920
Seeing It Through
as Mr. Tweeny
1920
All Jazzed Up
1919
Rip & Stitch: Tailors
as An Unusual Husband
1919
Cupid's Day Off
as Customer's Husband
1919
In Dutch
as Tommy Little
1918
The Village Chestnut
as Policeman
1918
Turks and Troubles
1917
Footlights and Fakers
1917
He Never Touched Me
as A Week (!) -Kneed Husband
1917
Rips and Rushes
as Vernon Rastle
1917
Somewhere in Any Place
as Captain S. Service
1917
Big Bluffs and Bowling Balls
as A Bluff
1917
Jolts and Jewelry
as Bunco Charley
1917
Bullies and Bullets
as Him
1917
Hash and Havoc
1916
Walls and Wallops
as Police Sergeant
1916
A Villainous Villain
as Sherlock Oomph, Detective
1916
There and Back
as Hughie Homer
1916
The Man from Egypt
as Hughey
1916
Losing Weight
1916
A Night Out
as Jeff Dorgan
1916
A Price for Folly
1915
Count 'Em
1915
The Dust of Egypt
as Bilings
1915
Heavy Villains
as Philip Preston - Lucy's Sweetheart
1915
Jane Was Worth It
as Hughey
1915
C.O.D.
as C.O. Drudge
1915
War
as Jean Dubois
1915
Sweeney's Christmas Bird
as Sweeney
1914
Our Fairy Play
as Bud - the Judge's Son
1914
Cherry
1914
The Hero
as Percival - the Hero
1914