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Description: Danny is a content truck driver, but his girl Peggy shows potential as a dancer and hopes he too can show ambition. Danny acquiesces and pursues boxing to please her, but the two begin to spend more time working than time together.
Cast:
Danny Kenny: James Cagney
Peggy Nash: Ann Sheridan
Eddie Kenny: Arthur Kennedy
Scotty MacPherson: Donald Crisp
Old Timer: Frank Craven
'Mutt': Frank McHugh
'Pinky': George Tobias
'Dutch': Jerome Cowan
'Googi': Elia Kazan
Murray Burns: Anthony Quinn
Gladys: Lee Patrick
Mrs. Nash: Blanche Yurka
'Goldie': George Lloyd
Lilly: Joyce Compton
Max Leonard: Thurston Hall
Cobb: Ben Welden
Salesman: John Arledge
Gaul: Edward Keane
Doctor: Joseph Crehan
Championship Fight Spectator: Dale Van Sickel
Nightclub Patron: Suzanne Rhoades
Taxi Driver: Murray Alper
Ticket Taker: David Gorcey
Concert Spectator: Scott Seaton
First Policeman: Ward Bond
New York Policeman: Wade Boteler
Dance Contestant: Joseph La Cava
Party Guest: Frank Wilcox
Boy: Jackie Salling
Doorman: Dudley Dickerson
Mr. Cahn: John Dilson
Man in Gym: Mike Morelli
Elevator Operator: Warren Douglas
Band Conductor and Emcee: Sidney Miller
Dancing Girl: Gloria Faythe
Dance Floor Guard: Pat Flaherty
Joe - Foreman: Edward Gargan
Cornerman: Joseph Glick
Cannonball Wales: Joe Gray
Dance Judge: Charles Sherlock
Mickey Miller: Kit Guard
Sally - Irene's Friend: Margaret Hayes
Sam Hayes - Radio Announcer: Sam Hayes
Gym Trainer: Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
Radio Listener: Frank Sully
Organ Grinder's Shill: George Humbert
Referee in Wales Fight: John Indrisano
Pep - Sportswriter: Thomas E. Jackson
Chorus girl: Lois James
Al's Pal: Colin Kenny
Bill Poster: Victor Kilian
Fight Ringsider: Mike Lally
Al - Dance Team Manager: Charles Lane
Girl: Paula Lane
Irene - Dressing Room Blonde: Ethelreda Leopold
Champion Fight Spectator: Carl M. Leviness
Tonbstone Painter: Michael Mark
Man in Peggy's Dressing Room: William Marshall
Danny's Trainer: Pat McKee
Man Next to MacPherson at Fight: Jack Mower
Max's Lyricist: William Newell
Eddie: O'Neill Nolan
Waiter: Alexander Pollard
Newsboy: George O'Hanlon
Reporter: Garry Owen
Dance Contest Observer: Leo White
Singer: Sally Payne
Wales' Handler: Jack Perry
Ring Announcer: Lee Phelps
Sailor - Sparring Partner: William 'Bill' Phillips
Della - Peggy's Maid: Bernice Pilot
Man Yelling at Ringside: John Sheehan
Sidney - Pupil: Buster Slaven
Organ Grinder: Stephen Soldi
Kid Callahan: Bob Steele
Attractive woman at party: Anne G. Sterling
Dance Floor Guard #2: Charles Sullivan
Photographer: Elliott Sullivan
Backstage Dancer: Valerie Traxler
Happy - Googi's Henchman: Billy Wayne
Cab Driver by Fire: Dick Wessel
Bill - Man Behind MacPherson at Fight: Charles C. Wilson
Man on Fire Escape: Tom Wilson
Mush: Robert Winkler
Written by: John Wexley, Aben Kandel
Director: Anatole Litvak, Jean Negulesco
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date: 21 Sep 1940
Cast:
Danny Kenny: James Cagney
Peggy Nash: Ann Sheridan
Eddie Kenny: Arthur Kennedy
Scotty MacPherson: Donald Crisp
Old Timer: Frank Craven
'Mutt': Frank McHugh
'Pinky': George Tobias
'Dutch': Jerome Cowan
'Googi': Elia Kazan
Murray Burns: Anthony Quinn
Gladys: Lee Patrick
Mrs. Nash: Blanche Yurka
'Goldie': George Lloyd
Lilly: Joyce Compton
Max Leonard: Thurston Hall
Cobb: Ben Welden
Salesman: John Arledge
Gaul: Edward Keane
Doctor: Joseph Crehan
Championship Fight Spectator: Dale Van Sickel
Nightclub Patron: Suzanne Rhoades
Taxi Driver: Murray Alper
Ticket Taker: David Gorcey
Concert Spectator: Scott Seaton
First Policeman: Ward Bond
New York Policeman: Wade Boteler
Dance Contestant: Joseph La Cava
Party Guest: Frank Wilcox
Boy: Jackie Salling
Doorman: Dudley Dickerson
Mr. Cahn: John Dilson
Man in Gym: Mike Morelli
Elevator Operator: Warren Douglas
Band Conductor and Emcee: Sidney Miller
Dancing Girl: Gloria Faythe
Dance Floor Guard: Pat Flaherty
Joe - Foreman: Edward Gargan
Cornerman: Joseph Glick
Cannonball Wales: Joe Gray
Dance Judge: Charles Sherlock
Mickey Miller: Kit Guard
Sally - Irene's Friend: Margaret Hayes
Sam Hayes - Radio Announcer: Sam Hayes
Gym Trainer: Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian
Radio Listener: Frank Sully
Organ Grinder's Shill: George Humbert
Referee in Wales Fight: John Indrisano
Pep - Sportswriter: Thomas E. Jackson
Chorus girl: Lois James
Al's Pal: Colin Kenny
Bill Poster: Victor Kilian
Fight Ringsider: Mike Lally
Al - Dance Team Manager: Charles Lane
Girl: Paula Lane
Irene - Dressing Room Blonde: Ethelreda Leopold
Champion Fight Spectator: Carl M. Leviness
Tonbstone Painter: Michael Mark
Man in Peggy's Dressing Room: William Marshall
Danny's Trainer: Pat McKee
Man Next to MacPherson at Fight: Jack Mower
Max's Lyricist: William Newell
Eddie: O'Neill Nolan
Waiter: Alexander Pollard
Newsboy: George O'Hanlon
Reporter: Garry Owen
Dance Contest Observer: Leo White
Singer: Sally Payne
Wales' Handler: Jack Perry
Ring Announcer: Lee Phelps
Sailor - Sparring Partner: William 'Bill' Phillips
Della - Peggy's Maid: Bernice Pilot
Man Yelling at Ringside: John Sheehan
Sidney - Pupil: Buster Slaven
Organ Grinder: Stephen Soldi
Kid Callahan: Bob Steele
Attractive woman at party: Anne G. Sterling
Dance Floor Guard #2: Charles Sullivan
Photographer: Elliott Sullivan
Backstage Dancer: Valerie Traxler
Happy - Googi's Henchman: Billy Wayne
Cab Driver by Fire: Dick Wessel
Bill - Man Behind MacPherson at Fight: Charles C. Wilson
Man on Fire Escape: Tom Wilson
Mush: Robert Winkler
Written by: John Wexley, Aben Kandel
Director: Anatole Litvak, Jean Negulesco
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release date: 21 Sep 1940