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Henry Fonda | Agustus 'Little Pinks' Pinkerton, II | |
Lucille Ball | Gloria Lyons | |
Eugene Pallette | Nicely Nicely Johnson | |
Ozzie Nelson | ||
Sam Levine | ||
Marion Martin | Mimi Venus | |
Agnes Moorehead | Violette Shumberg | |
Barton MacLane | Case Ables | |
Ray Collins | Professor B | |
Sam Levene | Horsethief | |
William T. Orr | Decatur Reed | |
George Cleveland | Colonel Samuel Venus | |
Vera Gordon | Mrs. Lefkowitz | |
Ozzie Nelson and Orchestra | Themselves | |
Don Barclay | Eating Contest Emcee | |
Louise Beavers | Ruby - Gloria's Maid | |
Anthony Blair | O'Rourke |
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Producer | Damon Runyon
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Writer | Leonard Spigelgass
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Cinematography | Russell Metty
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Musician | Roy Webb
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Haughty nightclub singer Gloria Lyons (Lucille Ball) doesn't have time for the little people, including Little Pinks (Henry Fonda), the busboy who adores her. Then Gloria is paralyzed when a mobster knocks her down the stairs, and those little people are the only ones who help her. This gutsy, touching melodrama was produced from one of his own stories by Damon Runyon, the Bard of Broadway whose Times Square tinhorns and tootsies would later be immortalized in Guys And Dolls. Ball and Fonda play brilliantly against type, Fonda poignant as a timid small-timer and Ball impressive as an icy vixen with an ego twice the size of her soul. Big stars, big drama, big emotion. Find them all on The Big Street. |
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