Little Big Shot (1935)Director:Michael Curtiz |
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Little Big Shot (1935)Director:Michael Curtiz |
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Sybil Jason | ... |
Gloria
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Glenda Farrell | ... |
Jean
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Robert Armstrong | ... |
Steve
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| Edward Everett Horton | ... |
Mortimer
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Jack La Rue | ... |
Doré
(as Jack LaRue)
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Arthur Vinton | ... |
Kell
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J. Carrol Naish | ... |
Bert
(as J. Carroll Naish)
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Edgar Kennedy | ... |
Onderdonk
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Addison Richards | ... |
Hank Gibbs
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Joe Sawyer | ... |
Doré's Henchman
(as Joseph Sauers)
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Emma Dunn | ... |
Orphanage Matron
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| Ward Bond | ... |
Kell's Henchman
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Tammany Young | ... |
Ralph Lewis - the Rajah
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Murray Alper | ... |
Doré's Henchman
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| Marc Lawrence | ... |
Doré's Henchman
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Is this another Damon Runyon story, like "Little Miss Marker"? It all sounds too familiar. As far as giving way for the black kids in the film, look up Sybil Jason's biography and you might a bit of British Jewishness in there (her uncle Harry Jacobson was a British band leader), which didn't sit well with Hollywood in those days.
Maybe that's why she didn't get too far. I was born in Hollywood, BTW, and I know a lot of Hollywood stuff and stories. My schools were full of child actors, my mother went to junior high in Hollywood with Judy Garland, before going to the MGM Schoolhouse. And Ricardo Montalban was a classmate of my mother.
Glenda Farrell is gorgeous and glamorous, as always. And Edward Everett Horton as a soda jerk is hysterical.