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Little Old New York

A spirited belle of the brawling waterfront, fighting for the heart of handsome Robert Fulton
1940 | 100m | English

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Inventor Robert Fulton receives support from a tavern owner and a shipyard worker to help realize his dream of a high-powered steamboat.
Release Date: Feb 09, 1940
Director: Henry King
Writer: John L. Balderston, Harry Tugend
Genres: Comedy, Drama, Romance, History
Keywords new york city, inventor, biography, steamboat, sailor
Production Companies 20th Century Fox
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 29, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Alice Faye Pat O'Day
Richard Greene Robert Fulton
Fred MacMurray Charles Brownne
Brenda Joyce Harriet Livingston
Andy Devine "Commodore"
Henry Stephenson Robert R. Livingston
Fritz Feld Tavern Keeper
Ward Bond Regan
Clarence Wilson Willie Stout
Robert Middlemass Nicholas Roosevelt
Roger Imhof John Jacob Astor
Theodore von Eltz Washington Irving
Arthur Aylesworth Sea Captain
Virginia Brissac Mrs. Brevoort
Stanley Andrews Patrol Captain
Ben Carter Noah
Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian Blackie (as O.G. Hendrian)
Harry Tyler Helmsman
Victor Kilian DeWitt
Paul Sutton Wolf
Tyler Brooke Singer
Herbert Ashley Ticket Taker
Jody Gilbert Hilda
Herbert Heywood Horace
G. Pat Collins Undetermined Role (uncredited)
Eddie Hall Extra as Dancing Sailor (uncredited)
Jessie Arnold Woman
Marion Briscoe Banker's Wife
Chick Collins Captain of the 'Clermont'
Harry Cording Man in Mob About to Set 'Clermont' Afire
Dorothy Dearing Girl at Dinner Party
Herbert Evans Livingstone's Footman
Eddie Hart Sailor
Pat Hartigan Regan's Henchman
Keith Hitchcock Livingstone's Butler
James H. McNamara Banker
Iva Stewart Mrs. Irving
Harry Strang Fireman on the 'Clermont'
Name Job
Henry King Director
Alfred Newman Original Music Composer
John L. Balderston Story
Barbara McLean Editor
Harry Tugend Screenplay
Leon Shamroy Director of Photography
Rida Johnson Young Theatre Play
Richard Day Art Direction
Rudolph Sternad Art Direction
Thomas Little Set Decoration
Royer Costume Design
Name Title
Darryl F. Zanuck Producer
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Geronimo1967
6.0

Richard Greene is engineering pioneer "Robert Fulton", a man with a vision for building a steamboat that can work the interior river network of the USA quickly, and efficiently, distributing goods from the seaports to the towns and cities. Unfortunately, his first effort in Paris led to a an explosi ... ve conclusion, so getting backing for this new venture is proving difficult, especially when his fellow sailors think this might be a threat to their own existence and his latest prototype gets torched. The story is entertaining, Fred MacMurray and Alice Faye work well with Ward Bond, Henry Stephenson and an on-form Andy Devine to create an enjoyably flowing narrative of toing and froing as friends become foes become friends again, President Jefferson applies trade embargoes - oh, and yes - of course there is a little romance bubbling away too. It's got just about enough action both on and off the water, the dialogue is a bit on the wordy side, but quite witty at times and the last fifteen minutes are really quite funny. Worth a watch.

Jun 23, 2022