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| Richard Finegan |
| born: 21 August 195- Wayland, Massachusetts, USA |
| American film historian, and friend. 'Sir' Richard has kindly provided this website with some beautiful photos and stills from his personal collection, which are presented on individual pages. Polite notice: All images on this page are used with permission. In my efforts to combat theft of these images without the prior consent of the owner, I have reduced the quality of each image and displayed them at a much smaller ratio than the original scan. Requests for full hi-resolution scans of any image can be made to me and I will happily pass them on to Mr. Finegan for his permission - cheers. |
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| Mighty Like A Moose (1926, Roach/Pathé) |
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| Leave 'Em Laughing (1928, Roach/MGM) |
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| Men O' War (1929, Roach/MGM) |
 The Hoose-Gow (1929, Roach/MGM) |
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| Let's Do Things (1931, Roach/MGM) |
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| Too Many Women (1932, Roach/MGM) |
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| Wild Babies! (1932, Roach/MGM) |
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| Taxi For Two (1932, Roach/MGM) |
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| Beauty And The Bus (1933, Roach/MGM) |
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| The Rummy (1933, Roach/MGM) |
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| Crook's Tour (1933, Roach/MGM) |
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| Keg O' My Heart (1933, Roach/MGM) |
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| Poker At Eight (1935, Roach/MGM) |
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| Manhattan Monkey Business (1935, Roach/MGM) |
 The Big Squirt (1937, Columbia) |
 The Mind Needer (1938, Columbia) |
       The Heckler (1940, Columbia) |
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| Ena Gregory |
 Carmen Guerrero |
 Robert F. McGowan |
| Acknowledgements: Richard Finegan (all images) This page was last updated on: 04 September 2015 |