Big City (1948)
Overview
A young orphan in New York's Lower East Side is collectively adopted by three neighborhood men--a minister, a cantor, and a cop.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.1861249999999999 |
Directed By
Norman Taurog
Crew
Norman Taurog
Robert Surtees
Gene Ruggiero
E. Preston Ames
Cedric Gibbons
Alfred E. Spencer
Edwin B. Willis
Helen Rose
Jack Dawn
Sydney Guilaroff
Sid Sidman
Harrold Weinberger
Joe Edmondson
Douglas Shearer
Stanley Donen
Leo Arnaud
Joe Pasternak
Jack Gertsman
A. Lindsley Lane
Anne Morrison Chapin
Whitfield Cook
Aben Kandel
Nanette Kutner
Miklós László
TOP CAST
Margaret O'Brien
Midge
Robert Preston
Rev. Philip Y. Andrews
Danny Thomas
Cantor David Irwin Feldman
George Murphy
Patrick O'Donnell
Karin Booth
Florence Bartlett
Edward Arnold
Judge Martin O. Abercrombie
Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins
Louis Keller
Betty Garrett
Shoo Shoo Grady
Lotte Lehmann
Mama Feldman
Connie Gilchrist
Martha
Page Cavanaugh
Trio Leader (as Page Cavanaugh Trio)
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