Dinky (1935)

Dir: Howard Bretherton, D. Ross Lederman Drama stars 3

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Dinky is an American film first released in 1935, directed by Howard Bretherton and D. Ross Lederman. The film stars Jackie Cooper, Mary Astor, Roger Pryor and Henry Armetta. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Howard Bretherton, D. Ross Lederman
Script: John Fante, Frank Fenton, Gilson Brown, Harry Sauber
Music: Bernhard Kaun, Heinz Roemheld, Allie Wrubel
Cast: Jackie Cooper (Dinky Daniels), Mary Astor (Mrs. Martha Daniels), Roger Pryor (Tom Marsden), Henry Armetta (Tony Karamazo, the junkman), Betty Jean Hainey (Mary), Henry O’Neill (Colonel Barnes), Jimmy Butler (Cadet Lane), George Ernest (Jojo), Edith Fellows (Sally), Sidney Miller (Sammy), Richard Quine (Jackie Shaw), Frank Gernardi (Mike Bethaldi, the Italian orphan), Clay Clement (Gerald Standish), Addison Richards (District attorney), Florence Fair (Mrs. Shaw), James Burke (Truck driver), Joseph Crehan (Superintendent of orphanage), Glen Cavender (Extra at football game), Davison Clark (Police desk sergeant), Frank Fanning (Silent arresting detective), Sol Gorss (Prison visitor), Eddie Hart (Football referee), Howard C. Hickman (Judge Barlow), Milton Kibbee (Orphanage employee), Henry Otho (Joe, policeman), Inez Palange (Junkman’s wife), Paul Panzer (Extra at football game), Jack Richardson (Prison visitor), Kathryn Sheldon (Prison matron), Eddie Shubert (Deputy sheriff), Landers Stevens (Standish’s associate), Guy Usher (Sheriff George H. Stoker), Jack Wise (Spud, prison visitor)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 65 min; B&W

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