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Henry Francis Maltby (25 November 1880 – 25 October 1963) was a prolific writer for the London stage and British cinema from after the First World War until the 1950s. He also appeared in many films.
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The Queen's Husband
Phipps
The Trojan Brothers
Colonel Robbins
Home Sweet Home
(Unknown)

Councillor (uncredited)

Maj. Diehard

(Unknown)
Rose of Tralee
Writer

Writer

Writer

Writer

Inspector

Colonel Sheepshanks
Garrison Follies
Major Hall-Vett

Dialogue
What a Man!
Sergeant Bull
The Good Old Days
Randolph Macaulay

Large Pompous Diner

Gen. Hogsley
Blind Folly
Writer

Sgt. Walter Musgrave
Darts Are Trumps
Stephen Sims
The Live Wire
Hodgson

Second Bystander
His Lordship Goes to Press
General Tukes

Arthur Gusty

Script
His Lordship Regrets
Theatre Play
The Sky’s the Limit
Lord Beckley
Take My Tip
Patchett

John Rigby

Police Sergeant
Pearls Bring Tears
Mr. Duffield
Song of the Road
Mr. Bartholomew
Captain's Orders
Director

Director

Writer

Writer

Writer

(Unknown)

Mr Crow

Stubbins

Sir Roger Wimpleton

Burgomaster

Solicitor
Busman's Holiday
Mr. Bulger
Everything in Life
Sir Algernon Spindle

Otto Stump
Jack of All Trades
Bank Director

Dialogue

Writer

Dialogue

(Unknown)
A Little Bit of Bluff
Admiral Leopold Simcox
The Right Age to Marry
Tetley

Dialogue
Department Store
Story

Mr. Bullamy

Admiral

Harcourt

Sir James Barrington-Oakes
Lost In The Legion
Kaid

Herr Doctor
Falling in Love
Cummins

(Unknown)

Screenplay
A Temporary Gentleman
Screenplay
Their Best Friend
Scenario Writer