Manhattan Melodrama (1934)

Rating: 7.2 of 10

Below is the list of the 71 actors that worked in Manhattan Melodrama. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

Clark Gable as Blackie Gallagher

William Powell as Jim Wade

Myrna Loy as Eleanor

Leo Carrillo as Father Joe

Nat Pendleton as Spud

George Sidney as Poppa Rosen

Isabel Jewell as Annabelle

Muriel Evans as Tootsie Malone

Thomas E. Jackson as Richard Snow

Isabelle Keith as Miss Adams

Frank Conroy as Defense Attorney

Noel Madison as Manny Arnold

Jimmy Butler as Jim as a Boy

Mickey Rooney as Blackie as a Boy

Shirley Ross as Singer in Cotton Club

Al Thompson as Street Spectator

Alex Melesh as Master of Ceremonies

Bert Russell as Blind Beggar

Bert Sprotte as German Note Holder

Charles Dunbar as Panhandler

Charles R. Moore as Black Man in Speakeasy

Cullen Johnson as Boy

Curtis Benton as Announcer

Dixie Lotten as Irish Woman Talking with Poppa Rosen

Don Brodie as Reporter

Donald Haines as Spud as a Boy

Dorothy Vernon as Boat Passenger

Eddie Hart as Reporter

Edward Van Sloan as Yacht Capt. Swenson

Emmett Vogan as Assistant District Attorney

G. Pat Collins as Killer in Prison

George Irving as Jim's Campaign Manager

Harrison Greene as Eleanor's Dance Partner

Harry Seymour as Piano Player in Casino

Jack 'Tiny' Lipson as Uncle Angus

Jack Kenney as Policeman

James Curtis as Party Leader

James Eagles as Boy in Prison

Jay Eaton as Drunk

Jimmy James as Chemin de Fer Dealer

John Bleifer as Chauffeur

John Marston as Mr. Coates - Gambler Losing Yacht

King Mojave as Croupier

Landers Stevens as Inspector of Police

Larry McGrath as One of Blackie's Hoods

Lee Phelps as Bailiff

Lee Shumway as Policeman

Leo Lance as Leon Trotsky

Leonid Kinskey as Trotskyite Slapping Poppa Rosen

Leslie Preston as Jim's Dance Partner

Lew Harvey as Craps Dealer

Oscar Apfel as Speaker of Assembly

Pat Moriarity as Trotsky Heckler

Payne B. Johnson as Small Boy on Street

Pepi Sinoff as Jewish Woman

Pete Smith as Racetrack Announcer

Ralph McCullough as Reporter

Sam McDaniel as Black Prisoner on Death Row

Samuel S. Hinds as Warden of Sing Sing

Sherry Hall as Assistant District Attorney

Stanley Blystone as Detective in Court

Stanley Taylor as Police Intern

Tom McGuire as Policeman in Court

Vernon Dent as Otto - German Dancer on Steamship

W.R. Walsh as Croupier

Wade Boteler as Prison Guard

William Arnold as Blackjack Dealer

William Augustin as Detective

William Bailey as Al Barnes - Croupier

William Irving as German Note Holder

William Stack as Judge