Cowboy from Brooklyn (1938): Cast
Cowboy from Brooklyn is a 1938 comedy western directed by Lloyd Bacon, starring Ronald Reagan as Pat Dunn, William B. Davidson and Hobart Cavanaugh. It runs 1 hour 17 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 1h 17m (77 min)
- Director
- Lloyd Bacon
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Cosmopolitan Productions
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Cowboy from Brooklyn About?
The premise of Cowboy from Brooklyn without spoilers.
A singing cowboy turns out to be a tenderfoot.
Cowboy from Brooklyn Themes & Keywords
· 47 tags- radio amateur hour
- east versus west
- cowboy musical
- musical comedy
- moonlight serenade
- hereditary trait
- thrown from a train
- dude ranch
- bulldogging
- kiss
- accusation of cowardice
- type a
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- madison square garden manhattan new york city
- hypnotist
- singing cowboy
- travel montage
- cowboy comedy
- horseback riding
- police horse
- sports comedy
- movie contract
- country city conflict
- crooner
- city slicker
- theatrical agent
- newspaper scandal
- publicist
- fear of animals
- hypnotized man
- parents
- carriage horse
- piano tuner
- grand central station manhattan new york city
- last chance
- romantic rival
- cross country train trip
- jealousy
- steer wrestling
- world record
- live radio broadcast
- rodeo rider
- comeback
- radio sponsor
- phobia
- penthouse suite
- manhattan new york city
- new york city
Cowboy from Brooklyn Cast & Characters
Ronald Reagan leads the cast as Pat Dunn, with William B. Davidson as Mr. 'W.P.' Alvey and Hobart Cavanaugh as Mr. "Pops" Jordan. Directed by Lloyd Bacon; 50 actors are credited in all.
- Director Lloyd Bacon
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Ronald Reagan as Pat Dunn -
William B. Davidson as Mr. 'W.P.' Alvey -
Hobart Cavanaugh as Mr. "Pops" Jordan -
Pat O'Brien as Roy Chadwick
Also Starring in Cowboy from Brooklyn
· 46 more- Granville Bates Pop Hardy
- Jack Mower Radio Station Manager
- Franklyn Farnum Rodeo Spectator
- Emmett Vogan Loudspeaker Announcer
- Stuart Holmes Doorman
- Eddy Chandler Brakeman
- Frank Mayo Reporter at Rodeo
- Brooks Benedict Man with Radio Station Manager
- John Ridgely Beacon Reporter
- Cliff Saum Chief Brakeman
- Jack Wise Reporter
- Mary Field Myrtle Semple
- Ann Sheridan Maxine Chadwick
- Leyland Hodgson Reporter at Train Station
- John Harron Technician
- Elisabeth Risdon Mrs. Jordan
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- Emma Dunn Ma Hardy
- Dick Foran Sam Thorne
- Dick Powell Elly Jordan
- Bruce Mitchell Policeman
- John Butler Reporter at Train Station
- Monte Vandergrift Brakeman
- Dorothy Vaughan Fat Woman
- Al Bain Rodeo Spectator (uncredited)
- Eddie Graham Reporter
- Ben Hendricks Jr. Rodeo Judge on Horseback
- John Hiestand Rodeo Announcer at Rodeo
- James Nolan Alvey's Secretary at Rodeo
- Clayton Moore Rodeo Timekeeper
- Jeffrey Lynn Chronicle Reporter
- Priscilla Lane Jane Hardy
- James Stephenson Prof. Landis
- John T. Murray Colonel Rose
- Wendell Niles Radio Announcer
- Donald Briggs Star Reporter
- Rosella Towne Panthea Landis
- George Hickman Newsboy
- Dennie Moore Abby Pitts
- Candy Candido Spec
- Harry Barris Louie
- Johnnie Davis Jeff Hardy
- May Boley Mrs. Krinkenheim
- Neal Hart Extra at Ranch
- Lois James Girl at Radio Show
- Jimmie Fox Photographer
- Don Marion Bellboy
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Cowboy from Brooklyn FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Cowboy from Brooklyn, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Cowboy from Brooklyn?
Cowboy from Brooklyn runs 1 hour 17 minutes (77 minutes).
When was Cowboy from Brooklyn released?
Cowboy from Brooklyn was released on July 9, 1938.
Who directed Cowboy from Brooklyn?
Cowboy from Brooklyn was directed by Lloyd Bacon.
More films by Lloyd Bacon Who is in the cast of Cowboy from Brooklyn?
Cowboy from Brooklyn stars Ronald Reagan as Pat Dunn, William B. Davidson as Mr. 'W.P.' Alvey and Hobart Cavanaugh as Mr. "Pops" Jordan, among 50 credited actors.
Does Cowboy from Brooklyn have a post-credit scene?
No. Cowboy from Brooklyn has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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