Summary
Bowery to Broadway is an American film comedy first released in 1944,
directed by Charles Lamont.
The film stars Maria Montez, Jack Oakie, Susanna Foster, Turhan Bey and Ann Blyth.
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Credits
- Director: Charles Lamont
- Script: Arthur T. Horman, Edmund Joseph, Bart Lytton
- Photo: Charles Van Enger
- Music: Walter Kent, Edward Ward
- Cast: Maria Montez (Marina), Jack Oakie (Michael O’Rourke), Susanna Foster (Peggy Fleming), Turhan Bey (Ted Barrie), Ann Blyth (Bessie Jo Kirby), Donald Cook (Dennis Dugan), Louise Allbritton (Lillian Russell), Frank McHugh (Joe Kirby), Rosemary DeCamp (Bessie Kirby), Leo Carrillo (P.J. Fenton), Andy Devine (Fr. Kelley), Evelyn Ankers (Bonnie Latour), Thomas Gomez (Tom Harvey), Richard Lane (Walter Rogers), George Dolenz (George Henshaw), Mantan Moreland (Alabam), Ben Carter (No-more), Maude Eburne (Mame Alda), Robert Warwick (Cliff Brown), Donald O’Connor (Specialty Number), Peggy Ryan (Specialty Number), Georgann Smith (Dancer, lead hoop dancer), Julia Oliver Stuart (Dancer), Terry Adams (Showgirl), Brooks Benedict (Well-Wisher), Harry C. Bradley (Reformer), Virginia Brissac (Sophia, Marina’s Maid), Buz Buckley (Boy), Roy Butler (Member of Quartette), Walter Clinton (Minstrel Man), Frank Darien (Hot Dog Vendor), Edgar Dearing, Harold DeGarro (Stilt Walker), William Desmond (Man at Bar), Elinor Donahue (Bessie Jo as a Child), Eddie Dunn (Cop), Ralph Dunn (Cop), John Elliott (Reformer), Clyde Fillmore (Reformer), Rainbow Four (Specialty Act), Jack George (Violinist), Howard C. Hickman (Showman), Robert Homans (Cop), Teddy Infuhr (Boy), Jimmy Kelly (Horse Act), Donald Kerr (Reporter), Milton Kibbee (Reporter), Jimmie Lucas (Member of Quartette), Wilbur Mack, Charles McAvoy (Cop), Nelson McDowell (Member of Quartette), George Meeker (Tom Harvey’s Man), Beverlee Mitchell (Chewing Gum Girl), Howard M. Mitchell (Reformer), Joe Mole (Bicycle Specialty), William Newell (Reformer), Broderick O’Farrell (Doctor), Marguerita Padula (Singer), John Pearson (Minstrel Dancer), ’Snub’ Pollard (Diner at Lamb’s Club), Katherine Raven (Showgirl), Jack Rice (Member of Quartette), Ronald R. Rondell (Reporter), Harry Semels (Rowdy Drunk), Jerry Shane (Elevator Boy), Larry Steers (Man in Audience), Harry Strang (Cop), Tim Taylor (Horse Act), Walter Tetley (Attendant), Emmett Vogan, Katherine Yorke (Showgirl)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 94 min
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