Goodbye Broadway (1938)
- Starring:
- Alice Brady, Charles Winninger, (more)
- Director(s):
- Ray McCarey
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Synopsis of Goodbye Broadway
Goddbye Broadway is wrapped up by two stage & screen veterans, Alice Brady and Charles Winninger. The stars play vaudevillians Molly and Pat Malloy, who are suckered into investing $4000 in a ramschackle New England hotel. After a variety of predictable but amusing complications, the Malloys turn the tables on the sharpsters (Jed Prouty and Frank Jenks) who unloaded the property on them. Radio fans will enjoy seeing comedian Tommy Riggs, whose squeaky-voiced "Betty Lou" alter ego was a major airwaves attraction throughout the 1930s and 1940s. Directed by Leo McCarey's brother Raymond, Goodbye Broadway is based on James Gleason's 1927 stage comedy The Shannons of Broadway, previously filmed in 1929. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of Goodbye Broadway
- Alice Brady - Molly Malloy
- Tom Brown - Chuck Bradford
- Frank Jenks - Harry Clark
- Donald Meek - Oglethorpe
- Dell Henderson - Cromwell
- Rollo Lloyd - Merriweather
- Virginia Howell - Mrs. Pettengale
- Charles Winninger - Pat Malloy
- Dorothea Kent - Jeanne Carlyle
- Jed Prouty - J.A. Higgins
- Henry Roquemore - Henry Swanzey
- Jack Daley - Lancaster
- Charles Sullivan - Freddie
- Willie Best - "Jughead"
- Director(s):
- Ray McCarey
- Writer(s):
- Roy Chanslor, Dorlan A. Otvos
- Producer(s):
- Edmund Grainger
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