The Bowery

The Bowery (1933)


  • Genre: Comedy, Drama
  • Release Date: 1933-10-07
  • User Rating: 5/10 from 10 ratings
  • Runtime: 1h 32min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: 20th Century Pictures
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Raoul Walsh
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From 10 Ratings
6.8

Summary

"In the Gay Nineties New York had grown up into bustles and balloon Sleeves ... but The Bowery had grown younger, louder and more rowdy until it was known as the 'Livest Mile on the face of the globe' ... the cradle of men who were later to be famous.

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  • Wallace Beery

    as Chuck Connors

  • George Raft

    as Steve Brodie

  • Jackie Cooper

    as Swipes McGurk

  • Fay Wray

    as Lucy Calhoun

  • Pert Kelton

    as Trixie Odbray

  • Herman Bing

    as Max Herman

  • Oscar Apfel

    as Ivan Rummel

  • Ferdinand Munier

    as Honest Mike

  • George Walsh

    as John L. Sullivan

  • Lillian Harmer

    as Carrie A. Nation

  • Lucille Ball

    as Blonde (uncredited)

  • Heinie Conklin

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Paulette Goddard

    as Blonde (uncredited)

  • Charles Lane

    as Doctor (uncredited)

  • Charles Middleton

    as Detective (uncredited)

  • Bull Anderson

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Irving Bacon

    as Hick (uncredited)

  • John Bleifer

    as Mumbo the Mute (uncredited)

  • Phil Bloom

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Kid Broad

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • James Burke

    as Recruiting Sergeant (uncredited)

  • Marguerite Caverley

    as (uncredited)

  • Wong Chung

    as Irate Chinese Man (uncredited)

  • Jimmy Conlin

    as Enlistee (uncredited)

  • Lester Dorr

    as Cynic (uncredited)

  • Bobby Dunn

    as Cockeyed Violinist (uncredited)

  • Jim Flynn

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Joseph Glick

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Mack Gray

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Kit Guard

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Pat Harmon

    as Fireman (uncredited)

  • Jack Herrick

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Joseph Herrick

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Harold Huber

    as Slick (uncredited)

  • John Ince

    as Crony (uncredited)

  • William Irving

    as Fireman (uncredited)

  • John Kelly

    as Lumpy Hogan (uncredited)

  • Fred Kelsey

    as Detective Kelsey (uncredited)

  • Sidney Kibrick

    as Little Boy on Pier (uncredited)

  • Leonard Kibrick

    as Older Boy on Pier (uncredited)

  • Charles McAvoy

    as Waiter (uncredited)

  • Al McCoy

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Frank Mills

    as Fireman (uncredited)

  • Moy Ming

    as Chinese Businessman (uncredited)

  • Frank Moran

    as Bettor (uncredited)

  • Fletcher Norton

    as Googy Cochran (uncredited)

  • Rose Plumer

    as Carrie Nation Follower (uncredited)

  • Hal Price

    as Editor (uncredited)

  • W.C. Robinson

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Harry Semels

    as Artist (uncredited)

  • Phil Tead

    as Tout (uncredited)

  • Harry Tenbrook

    as Fireman (uncredited)

  • Andrew Tombes

    as Shill (uncredited)

  • Dorothy Vernon

    as Carrie Nation Follower (uncredited)

  • Sailor Vincent

    as Pug (uncredited)

  • Tammany Young

    as Fireman (uncredited)
Directing Raoul Walsh Director
Writing Howard Estabrook Screenplay
Writing James Gleason Screenplay
Production Darryl F. Zanuck Producer
Editing Allen McNeil Editor
Art Richard Day Art Direction
Camera Barney McGill Director of Photography
Sound Alfred Newman Original Music Composer
Directing William Forsyth Second Assistant Director
Writing Michael L. Simmons Novel
Writing Bessie Roth Solomon Novel

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