
Sweetheart of the Navy
1937
as Pete
Acting
Don Barclay (born Donn Van Tassel Barclay, December 26, 1892 – October 16, 1975) was an American actor, artist and caricaturist whose many roles stretched the period from the Keystone Cops in 1915 to Mary Poppins in 1964 and whose many paintings and caricatures of celebrities filled establishments worldwide and are archived in the Library of Congress.

1937
as Pete

1964
as Mr. Binnacle

1946
as Opera House Owner (uncredited)

1942
as Walter (uncredited)

1934
as Barclay

1951
as Other Cards (voice)

1950
as Doorman (voice)

1948
as Dr. Benton (uncredited)

1943
as Drunk (uncredited)

1935
as Drunk (uncredited)

1948
as Dr. Sawbuck

1941
as Man with Feathers (uncredited)

1942
as Lefty

1943
as Franzec a Vasarian

1934
as Prof. Barclay

1937
as Second Drunk at Red Apple Inn (uncredited)

1936
as Ronald DeWitt

1939
as Drunk (uncredited)

1938
as Rusty

1941
as Tattooer

1944
as Cab driver (uncredited)

1938
as Martin Dorsey

1941
as Joe

1944
as Drowning Drunk (uncredited)

1937
as J. Browne #1 (uncredited)

1943
as Cigar clerk

1936
as Jackson - the Drunk

1942
as Eating Contest Emcee (Uncredited)

1933
as Mr. Barclay, the Inventor

1937
as Drunken Neighbor (uncredited)

1942
as Mr. Smith of the Elephants

1937
as Reporter (uncredited)

1933
as Forest Ranger (uncredited)

1947
as Gambler (uncredited)

1937
as Elmer Davis

1937
as Lucky Smith
1915
1936
as Miggs

1938
as Private Timothy O'Reilly

1942
as Fingers O'Toole

1937
as Bertie

1936
as Corporal Bunce

1938
as Sergeant Andy Sharpe

1936
as Paddy Callahan

1936
as Reporter Waffles
1933
as Census Taker (uncredited)

1934
as Sound Man
1934
as Joe Morgan

1934
as First Butler, with Knee Britches

1933
as Motorist
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