Cowboy from Brooklyn (1938)
Overview
A singing cowboy turns out to be a tenderfoot.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 1.547 |
Directed By
Lloyd Bacon
Crew
Lloyd Bacon
Robert Sloane
Earl Baldwin
Louis Pelletier
James Gibbon
Esdras Hartley
Milo Anderson
Arthur Edeson
TOP CAST
Dick Powell
Elly Jordan
Pat O’Brien
Roy Chadwick
Priscilla Lane
Jane Hardy
Dick Foran
Sam Thorne
Ann Sheridan
Maxine Chadwick
Johnnie Davis
Jeff Hardy
Ronald Reagan
Pat Dunn
Emma Dunn
Ma Hardy
Granville Bates
Pop Hardy
James Stephenson
Prof. Landis
Hobart Cavanaugh
Mr. "Pops" Jordan
Elisabeth Risdon
Mrs. Jordan
Mary Field
Myrtle Semple
Dennie Moore
Abby Pitts
Rosella Towne
Panthea Landis
May Boley
Mrs. Krinkenheim
Harry Barris
Louie
Candy Candido
Spec
Donald Briggs
Star Reporter
Jeffrey Lynn
Chronicle Reporter
John Ridgely
Beacon Reporter
William B. Davidson
Mr. 'W.P.' Alvey
Brooks Benedict
Man with Radio Station Manager
John Butler
Reporter at Train Station
Eddy Chandler
Brakeman
Franklyn Farnum
Rodeo Spectator
Jimmie Fox
Photographer
Eddie Graham
Reporter
John Harron
Technician
Neal Hart
Extra at Ranch
Ben Hendricks Jr.
Rodeo Judge on Horseback
George Hickman
Newsboy
John Hiestand
Rodeo Announcer at Rodeo
Leyland Hodgson
Reporter at Train Station
Stuart Holmes
Doorman
Lois James
Girl at Radio Show
Don Marion
Bellboy
Frank Mayo
Reporter at Rodeo
Bruce Mitchell
Policeman
Clayton Moore
Rodeo Timekeeper
Jack Mower
Radio Station Manager
John T. Murray
Colonel Rose
Wendell Niles
Radio Announcer
James Nolan
Alvey's Secretary at Rodeo
Cliff Saum
Chief Brakeman
Monte Vandergrift
Brakeman
Dorothy Vaughan
Fat Woman
Emmett Vogan
Loudspeaker Announcer
Jack Wise
Reporter
Al Bain
Rodeo Spectator (uncredited)
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