Main Street to Broadway (1953)
Overview
In New York, a surly, down-on-his-heels playwright meets a country girl who's giving up trying to act and returning home. He goes with her for inspiration when his agent convinces a stage star to take his next effort. When he returns to Broadway, his girl stays behind and starts seeing a local businessman.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.524 |
Directed By
Tay Garnett
Crew
Tay Garnett
Samson Raphaelson
Robert E. Sherwood
Lester Cowan
Ann Ronell
James Wong Howe
Gene Fowler Jr.
Perry Ferguson
Hattie Carnegie
Rudolph Liszt
Dolores Rubin
Hollis Barnes
TOP CAST
Tommy Morton
Tony Monaco
Mary Murphy
Mary Craig
Agnes Moorehead
Mildred Waterbury
Herb Shriner
Frank Johnson
Rosemary DeCamp
Mrs. Harry Craig
Clinton Sundberg
Mr. Harry Craig
Tallulah Bankhead
Self
Ethel Barrymore
Self
Lionel Barrymore
Self
Gertrude Berg
Tony's Neighbor
Shirley Booth
Self
Louis Calhern
Self
Leo Durocher
Self
Faye Emerson
Self
Oscar Hammerstein II
Self
Rex Harrison
Self
Helen Hayes
Self
Joshua Logan
Self
Mary Martin
Self
Lilli Palmer
Self
Richard Rodgers
Self
John Van Druten
Self
Cornel Wilde
Self
Bill Rigney
Self
Chris Durocher
Self
Arthur Shields
Actor in Fantasy Sequence
Florence Bates
Mrs. Bessmer in Fantasy Sequence
Madge Kennedy
Mrs. Cope in Fantasy Sequence
Carl Benton Reid
Judge Robbins in Fantasy Sequence
Frank Ferguson
Mr. Cope in Fantasy Sequence
Robert Bray
Lawyer in Fantasy Sequence
Frank Albertson
Self (uncredited)
Grace Albertson
Self (uncredited)
Brooks Atkinson
Self (uncredited)
Vivian Blaine
Self (uncredited)
Perry Botkin Sr.
Ukelele Player (uncredited)
John Mason Brown
Critic (uncredited)
Constance Carpenter
Self (uncredited)
June Collyer
Self (uncredited)
Stuart Erwin
Self (uncredited)
Jack Gilford
Box Office Clerk (uncredited)
Dolly Haas
Self (uncredited)
Dorothy Hammerstein
Self (uncredited)
Nedda Harrigan
Self (uncredited)
Al Hirschfeld
Self (uncredited)
Sam Jaffe
Self (uncredited)
Mike Lally
Mailman (uncredited)
Jessie Royce Landis
Self (uncredited)
Lawrence Langner
Self (uncredited)
Jeffrey Lynn
Self (uncredited)
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