Movie: "The Belle of New York"
| Release Date: | Feb 1952 |
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| Genres: | Comedy / Musical / Romance |
| Runtime: | 82 min. |
| Cast: | Fred Astaire (Charlie Hill), Vera-Ellen (Angela Bonfils), Marjorie Main (Mrs. Phineas Hill) Keenan Wynn (Max Ferris) Alice Pearce (Elsie Wilkins) Clinton Sundberg (Gilford Spivak) Gale Robbins (Dixie 'Deadshot' McCoy) Oliver Blake (Currier (Wedding Portrait) (uncredited)) George Boyce (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Carol Brewster (One of Frenchie's girls...) Dorinda Clifton (One of Frenchie's Girls...) James Conaty (Supper Club Extra (uncredited)) Jean Corbett (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Charles Cross (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Roger Davis (Hills' Butler (uncredited)) Pamela Drake (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Tom Dugan (With Wedding Gift of Stolen Silver...) Joe Evans (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Lisa Ferraday (Frenchie (uncredited)) Mary Jane French (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Al Gallagher (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Billy Griffith (Ives (Wedding Portrait) (uncredited)) Percy Helton (Presents Angela with flowers...) Lola Kendrick (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Donald Kerr (Bowery Bum Wearing Red Bow Tie...) Helen Kimbell (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Meredith Leeds (One of Frenchie's girls...) Sandee Marriott (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Harold Miller (Supper Club Extra (uncredited)) Joe Niemeyer (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Betty Jean Onge (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Jetsy Parker (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Bud Penny (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Walter Ridge (Bowery Bum (uncredited)) Buddy Roosevelt (Cab Driver (uncredited)) Reginald Simpson (Casino Headwaiter (uncredited)) Henry Slate (Police Sgt. Clancy (uncredited)) Harry Tenbrook (Bowery Bum Wearing Dark Reddish Coat...) Beverly Thomas (One of Frenchie's Girls...) Dick Wessel (With Wedding Gift of Stolen Silver...) Lyn Wilde (One of Frenchie's girls...) |
Storyline: In squeaky-clean New York at the turn of the century, playboy Charlie Hill falls so much in love that he can walk on air. The object of his affections is beautiful Angela Bonfils, a mission house worker in the Bowery. He promises to reform his dissolute life, even trying to do an honest day's work.
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