People
Noah Young
- Name: Noah Young
- Birthday: 1887-01-31
- Also known as: Noah Young Jr.
- Place of birth: Cañon City, Colorado, USA
- Popularity: 1.053
Biography:
Noah Young Jr. joined the Hal Roach studios as an actor, mainly playing comic villains. He appeared in several Laurel and Hardy comedies but was more notable as a foil for Harold Lloyd, whom he supported in over 50 films.
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Movies:
| Title | Release date |
|---|---|
| The Further Perils of Laurel and Hardy | 1967-12-01 |
| Bum Voyage as Swedish Steward | 1934-12-15 |
| Movie Crazy as Traffic Cop (Uncredited) | 1932-09-23 |
| Newly Rich as Bill (uncredited) | 1931-07-02 |
| Everything’s Rosie as Auction Shill Knocked Out | 1931-05-22 |
| Feet First as Sailor | 1930-10-30 |
| Welcome Danger as Patrick Clancy SFPD | 1929-10-12 |
| Sharp Shooters as Tom | 1928-01-15 |
| The Battle of the Century as Thunder-Clap Callahan (uncredited) | 1927-12-31 |
| Ham and Eggs at the Front as Army Sergeant | 1927-11-29 |
| Do Detectives Think? as The Tipton Slasher | 1927-11-20 |
| Gun Gospel as Jack Goodshot | 1927-11-06 |
| Sugar Daddies as Brittle's brother-in-law | 1927-09-10 |
| Assistant Wives as The Flapjack Queen's Husband | 1927-08-08 |
| The First Auto as Ned Jarvish | 1927-06-27 |
| The Land Beyond the Law as Hanzup Harry | 1927-06-05 |
| One Hour Married | 1927-02-27 |
| Why Girls Say No as Angry Motorist | 1927-02-21 |
| Don Mike as Reuben Pettigill | 1927-01-25 |
| There Ain't No Santa Claus as Landlord | 1926-12-12 |
| He Forgot to Remember | 1926-06-26 |
| For Heaven's Sake as The Roughneck | 1926-04-05 |
| Should Sailors Marry? as Verbena's Ex-husband | 1925-11-08 |
| Moonlight and Noses as A Burglar | 1925-10-03 |
| Black Cyclone as Cowboy (uncredited) | 1925-09-26 |
| Sherlock Sleuth as Hotel Manager | 1925-07-12 |
| Thundering Landlords as The Contractor | 1925-06-21 |
| What Price Goofy? as Omaha Oscar - Burglar | 1925-06-06 |
| Looking for Sally as Detective | 1925-05-10 |
| Bad Boy as Dance Hall Troublemaker | 1925-04-11 |
| Hard Boiled | 1925-03-15 |
| The Wages of Tin as Car salesman | 1925-01-04 |
| There Goes the Bride as Kidnapper #1 | 1925-01-01 |
| Just a Good Guy as Policeman | 1924-12-24 |
| The Goofy Age | 1924-12-10 |
| Too Many Mammas as The Apache Dancer's Husband | 1924-10-12 |
| The Battling Orioles | 1924-10-06 |
| A Ten-Minute Egg as Man shooting pool | 1924-07-19 |
| Stolen Goods as Bashful Customer | 1924-06-29 |
| Fast Black as The Detective | 1924-06-15 |
| Position Wanted | 1924-05-25 |
| April Fool as Smith - Assistant Editor | 1924-05-18 |
| Publicity Pays as Hotel Manager | 1924-05-04 |
| Brothers Under the Chin | 1924-04-13 |
| Zeb vs. Paprika | 1924-03-16 |
| Hard Knocks as Butler | 1924-02-02 |
| Just a Minute as The Mayor | 1924-02-02 |
| Uncensored Movies | 1923-12-09 |
| Jus' Passin' Through as The Sheriff | 1923-10-14 |
| No Pets | 1923-10-07 |
| Take the Air | 1923-09-09 |
| The Mystery Man | 1923-08-19 |
| The Green Cat | 1923-08-05 |
| Post No Bills as Man fixing a tire | 1923-08-05 |
| Gas and Air | 1923-07-28 |
| Jack Frost as Farmer | 1923-07-22 |
| Kill or Cure | 1923-07-14 |
| The Uncovered Wagon | 1923-07-07 |
| Courtship of Miles Sandwich as Chief Whattadamat | 1923-06-24 |
| Sold at Auction as 'Product' Demonstrator (uncredited) | 1923-05-26 |
| Safety Last! as The Law | 1923-04-01 |
| Before the Public | 1923-03-04 |
| Newly Rich as The Butler | 1922-12-10 |
| The Old Sea Dog | 1922-10-14 |
| 365 Days as The Hard Boiled Relative | 1922-09-16 |
| Grandma's Boy as Sheriff of Dabney County | 1922-09-03 |
| The Dumb-Bell as Disgruntled director | 1922-07-16 |
| Some Baby | 1922-06-25 |
| In the Movies as The Theatre Manager | 1922-05-28 |
| Pardon Me | 1922-03-05 |
| Years to Come as Stage Door Jennie | 1922-01-28 |
| A Sailor-Made Man as The Rowdy Element | 1921-12-25 |
| On Location as The Director | 1921-11-06 |
| Fifteen Minutes | 1921-10-29 |
| I Do as The Agitation | 1921-09-11 |
| Now or Never as Farm Owner | 1921-03-27 |
| Number, Please? as Cowboy (uncredited) | 1920-12-26 |
| A London Bobby | 1920-08-22 |
| High and Dizzy as Man who breaks hotel room door (uncredited) | 1920-07-11 |
| Don't Rock the Boat | 1920-07-04 |
| Any Old Port | 1920-06-27 |
| An Eastern Westerner as Tiger Lip Tompkins, The Bully, Leader of the Masked Angels | 1920-05-02 |
| Haunted Spooks as (uncredited) | 1920-03-14 |
| Fresh Paint | 1920-03-07 |
| Raise the Rent | 1920-02-22 |
| His Royal Slyness as The Prince's tutor | 1920-02-08 |
| All Lit Up as The Husband | 1920-02-01 |
| The Dippy Dentist | 1920-01-25 |
| From Hand to Mouth as Conspirator (uncredited) | 1919-12-28 |
| Captain Kidd's Kids as Big pirate | 1919-11-30 |
| Bumping Into Broadway as The Bearcat's Bouncer | 1919-11-02 |
| Count the Votes | 1919-10-05 |
| Soft Money | 1919-09-28 |
| Don't Shove as Tough Guy | 1919-08-31 |
| Chop Suey & Co. | 1919-08-17 |
| A Jazzed Honeymoon | 1919-08-02 |
| Swat the Crook | 1919-06-15 |
| The Marathon as A Suitor | 1919-05-25 |
| Before Breakfast | 1919-05-18 |
| Ring Up the Curtain as An Actor | 1919-04-27 |
| Crack Your Heels | 1919-04-20 |
| Young Mr. Jazz as Bowery Cafe Waiter (uncredited) | 1919-04-20 |
| A Sammy in Siberia as Burly Soldier (uncredited) | 1919-04-06 |
| Ask Father as Large office worker | 1919-02-09 |
| Hustling for Health as Train Conductor / The Health Inspector | 1919-02-02 |
| Do You Love Your Wife? as Cop | 1919-01-05 |
| Just Rambling Along as Policeman | 1918-11-03 |
