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André Cheron

André Cheron

Acting
8/24/1880 - 1/26/1952

Biography

André Cheron was born on August 24, 1880 in St Germain en Laye, France as André Louis Duval. He was an actor, known for Emma (1932), Garde la bombe (1930) and Sea Legs (1930). He died on January 26, 1952 in San Francisco, California..

Filmography

Two-Faced Woman
1941
6.4

Two-Faced Woman

as Head Waiter (uncredited)

Out West with the Peppers
1940
6.0

Out West with the Peppers

as Frenchman

City in Darkness
1939
6.5

City in Darkness

as Man wearing a robe in the hallway

Midnight
1939
7.4

Midnight

as Train Watchman (uncredited)

Navy Secrets
1939
6.2

Navy Secrets

as Joe Benje

Artists and Models Abroad
1938
4.8

Artists and Models Abroad

as Brissard

I'll Give a Million
1938
6.1

I'll Give a Million

as Proprietor of Cafe (uncredited)

Gold Diggers in Paris
1938
6.8

Gold Diggers in Paris

as Government Man

Romance of Radium
1937
6.3

Romance of Radium

as Henri Antoine Becquerel (uncredited)

Kid Galahad
1937
7.0

Kid Galahad

as Headwaiter (uncredited)

Café Metropole
1937
7.3

Café Metropole

as Croupier (as Andre Cheron)

Espionage
1937
7.0

Espionage

as French Inspector

Mama Steps Out
1937
7.3

Mama Steps Out

as French Warden

That Girl from Paris
1936
6.9

That Girl from Paris

as M. Picard (uncredited)

Champagne Charlie
1936
5.4

Champagne Charlie

as Henri

Colleen
1936
5.8

Colleen

as Waiter (uncredited)

Wife vs. Secretary
1936
6.7

Wife vs. Secretary

as Frenchman (uncredited)

The Widow from Monte Carlo
1935
5.8

The Widow from Monte Carlo

as Croupier

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo
1935
6.8

The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo

as Dealer

Here's to Romance
1935
7.0

Here's to Romance

as Cafe Proprietor

Broadway Gondolier
1935
6.0

Broadway Gondolier

as Headwaiter

Don't Bet on Blondes
1935
5.8

Don't Bet on Blondes

as Albert, Bartender at Foyot's (Uncredited)

The Girl from 10th Avenue
1935
6.8

The Girl from 10th Avenue

as Max, Waldorf Headwaiter

Folies Bergère
1935
10.0

Folies Bergère

as Morizet