The Bowery (1933)
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Chuck Connors -
Steve Brodie -
Swipes McGurk -
Lucy Calhoun -
Trixie Odbray -
Max Herman -
Ivan Rummel -
Honest Mike -
John L. Sullivan -
Carrie A. Nation
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Director:
Raoul WalshWriters:
Michael L. Simmons (based on the novel by), Bessie Roth Solomon (based on the novel by), Howard Estabrook (screen play), James Gleason (screen play)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
Clark Gable was sought for the part of Brodie, but was not available.
Quotes
Chuck Connors:
Never tie yourself to a guy that's on the downgrade.
Goofs
The name of George Raft's character, "Steve Brodie," is misspelled "Brody" in the opening credits.
Alternate Versions
The version shown on Fox Movie Channel runs seven seconds over 87 minutes. Apparently it is a reissue copy, the missing five minutes due to reediting to fit post code rules. Though it was made for Twentieth Century Films, a new start up film studio organized by Joe Schenck, Bill Goetz (L.B. Mayer's son-in-law) and ex-Warner Bros. production chief Darryl Zanuck, the FMC version is presented under the post merger logo of Twentieth Century Fox complete with fanfare and an end title crediting distribution to TCF. This year a full uncut version was shown at New York's Film Forum which clocked several minutes over ninety minutes.
Soundtracks
When You Were Sweet Sixteen(uncredited)
Written by James Thornton
Sung by a vocal group when Lucy meets Connors outside his tavern
Played as Lucy's theme
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Genres
Comedy | DramaDetails
Release Date:
7 October 1933Language
English
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Budget:
$421,496 (estimated)User Polls
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