I'm In A Made For TV Movie

I walk down the courthouse stairs with my hat in my hand and also carrying the judge's legal papers.  We get into the car and pull away.

The movie was called "The Killing Floor".  It came out in 1984 and it was a true story of Chicago in 1919.  It was shot at the University of Chicago and at the Science and Industry Museum.  It was shown on PBS on their series American Playhouse.
It was about labor unions and the meatpacking business.
In my scene I walk down some stairs leaving a courthouse.  Next to me is the judge who I work for and I'm carrying a binder or leather briefcase and my straw hat and I'm dressed in a suit from that era.
There are people trying to talk to the judge but he doesn't answer.  We get into a waiting car and drive off.
The scene is short but I have enough on-camera time so you can tell it's me!  Most of the time as an extra you just get a couple seconds or so.

(This car is about seven years newer and smaller than the antique 1919 car in the movie)