An Angel from Texas (1940)
Overview
A pair of slick Broadway producers con a wealthy cowboy into backing their show.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 0.48 |
Directed By
Ray Enright
Crew
Fred Niblo Jr.
Bertram Millhauser
Ray Enright
Robert Fellows
Milo Anderson
George S. Kaufman
Clarence Kolster
Howard Jackson
Perc Westmore
Jack L. Warner
Charles Lang
Max Steiner
Jesse Hibbs
Esdras Hartley
Arthur L. Todd
M.K. Jerome
TOP CAST
Eddie Albert
Peter Coleman
Rosemary Lane
Lydia Weston
Wayne Morris
Mac McClure
Jane Wyman
Marge Allen
Ronald Reagan
Marty Allen
Ruth Terry
Valerie Blayne
John Litel
Quigley
Hobart Cavanaugh
Mr. Robelink
Ann Shoemaker
Addie Lou Coleman
Tom Kennedy
Chopper
George Irving
Actor on Donkey in the Play
John Albright
Elevator Boy
Glen Cavender
Lone Star Townsman / New York Passerby Extra
Richard Clayton
Call Boy
James Conaty
Nightclub Table Extra
Michael Conroy
Newsboy
Charles Costello
Joe - Bank Guard
John Deering
Bus Driver
Ralph Dunn
'General' in the Play
Jimmie Fox
Stagehand
Edward Gargan
New York Policeman
Gus Glassmire
Third Banker
William Gould
First Banker
Eddie Graham
Davis Henchman Driver
George Guhl
Postal Clerk
Holmes Herbert
Second Banker
Stuart Holmes
Extra on Mayor's Platform
Jack Kennedy
Stationmaster
Ethan Laidlaw
Davis Henchman
Joe Levine
Shoeshine Boy
Vera Lewis
Mrs. Gates
Murdock MacQuarrie
Lone Star Townsman
Frank Mayo
Bill - Cigar Attendant
Mira McKinney
Mrs. Mills
Jack Mower
Prop Man
Jimmy O'Gatty
Davis Henchman
Paul Phillips
No Nose Louis - Davis Henchman
John J. Richardson
Stage Doorman
Al Stedman
Stage Manager
Milburn Stone
'Pooch' Davis
Elliott Sullivan
Garvey - Davis Henchman
Ferris Taylor
Lone Star Mayor O'Dempsey
Dorothy Vaughan
Mrs. Rogers
Emmett Vogan
Play Director Bonham
Billy Wayne
Coffee Counterman
Leo White
Stagehand
Lottie Williams
Aunt Minnie
Tom Wilson
Townsman
Claude Wisberg
Bell Boy
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