Walking Down Broadway (1938)
Overview
Five closely knit showgirls sign a pact to reunite one year after the closing of their Broadway production, but the lives of all five take many different turns, often for the worse.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.066 |
Directed By
Norman Foster
Crew
Norman Foster
Karen DeWolf
Norman Colbert
Robert Chapin
Sol M. Wurtzel
Mark Hellinger
Herschel McCoy
Virgil Miller
TOP CAST
Claire Trevor
Joan Bradley
Phyllis Brooks
Vicki Stone
Leah Ray
Linda Martin
Dixie Dunbar
Tiny Bronson
Lynn Bari
Sandra De Voe
Jayne Regan
Jerry Lane
Michael Whalen
Peter Claybourne
Thomas Beck
Tom Douglas
Douglas Fowley
Ace Wagner
Walter Woolf King
Jeff Hoffman
Jed Prouty
F.R. Randall
Robert Kellard
Bob Randall
Joan Carroll
Sunny Martin
Leon Ames
Frank Gatty
William Benedict
Eddie
Maurice Cass
Mr. Wentwhistle
Lon Chaney Jr.
Delivery Man
Charles Delaney
Cop
Claire Du Brey
Claybourne's Secretary
Paul Fix
Man in Baccarat Club Bar
Eddie Hall
Theatre Delivery Man
Robert Homans
Cop
Robert Lowery
Delivery Man
Sam McDaniel
Claybourne's Chauffeur
Paul McVey
Doctor
Forbes Murray
Attorney
Arthur Rankin
Usher with Package
Bert Roach
Archie - Stage Manager
Charles Tannen
Hotel Clerk
Ernie Alexander
Drunk
Maurice Black
Norton
Gennaro Curci
Paul
Allen Fox
Call Boy
Robert Graves
Jury Foreman
Frank Hagney
Baggage Man
Sherry Hall
Clerk
Spec O'Donnell
Messenger
Franklin Parker
Photographer
Jack Perry
Bartender
William Worthington
Judge
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