
Cha-Cha-Cha Boom!
1956
as Investor
Acting
Benny Rubin (February 2, 1899 – July 15, 1986) was an American comedian and film actor. Born Benjamin Rubin in Boston, Rubin made more than 200 radio, film, and television appearances over a span of 50 years. He is best known to today's audiences as a comic foil for Jack Benny on radio and television, and as a featured player in six Three Stooges comedies of the 1950s.

1956
as Investor

1955
as The Eel

1954
as Mr. Cash

1937
Screenplay

1937
Screenplay

1941
as Bugs

1967
as Waiter

1953
as Antonio Zucchini Salami Gorgonzola dePizza

1965
as Sign Painter

1957
as Chris Matthews (uncredited)

1941
as Nick

1964
as Waiter

1964
as Songwriter at Rose's Office (uncredited)

1929
as Sam

1959
as Abe Diamond

1965
as Taxi Driver

1942
as Second Waiter

1960
as Pete (uncredited)

1953
as Tramp Comic

1954
as Sylvester (uncredited)
1931

1957
as Prof. A.K. Rimple

1976
as Waiter

1954
as Coroner

1953
as Charles Maylor

1930
as Benny Goldberg

1939
as Marvin Piermont

1941
as Music Publisher

1953
as Escaped Convict

1957
as Bernie (uncredited)

1941
as Maj. Montgomery Sloan

1935
Screenplay

1963
as (voice)

1966
as Chicken Feather

1953
as Blalu

1930
as Andy Little

1939
as Prince Chris Manusha

1942
as Pitch Man

1930
as The Doctor

1930

1956
as Roulette Croupier

1930
as Benny Krantz

1954
as Zamil

1928
as Benny Cohen

1954
as Arnold Dodge

1930
as Sam

1929
as Benny Friedman
1957
as Mr. Dinklespiel

1930
as Benny

1952
as Herbert Engel

1930
as Phil

1939
as Benny

1961
as Bert Klaster

1959
as Jewelry Store Manager

1941
as Cafe cook
1939
as Swingopater Trombonist

1934
as Self

1953
as Egyptian Driver
1932
as Scratchface

1938
as Dr. McLevy

1936
as Voices
1970
as Information Clerk #1

1930
as Self

1968
as Tonto

1957
as Bandit
1931
as Julius and Sizzer
1931
as Benny
1932
as Benny
1932
as Benny
1932
as Detective Benny Rubin

1935
Screenplay
1935
Director
1935
Director
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