Torrential

Golden Boy

A Famous Play.....Now A Great Picture!

Despite his talent as a musician, a city boy decides to become a boxer. He's successful as a fighter — much to the dismay of his parents. When gangsters try to by a piece of him, he begins to have second thoughts.

Barbara Stanwyck

(Lorna Moon)

Adolphe Menjou

(Tom Moody)

William Holden

(Joe Bonaparte)

Lee J. Cobb

(Mr. Bonaparte)

Joseph Calleia

(Eddie Fuseli)

Sam Levene

(Siggie)

Edward Brophy

(Roxy Lewis)

Beatrice Blinn

(Anna 'Duchess')

William H. Strauss

(Mr. Carp)

Don Beddoe

(Borneo)

Stanley Andrews

(Driscoll, Fight Official)

Gordon Armitage

(Fighter)

Earl Askam

(Policeman)

Al Bayne

(Fighter)

Don Brodie

Dora Clement

(Ill Ringsider Who Won't Leave)

Irving Cohen

(Ex-Pug)

Eddie Coke

(Photographer)

Dorothy Comingore

(Fight Spectator)

Onest Conley

(Jimmy, Chocolate Drop's Brother)

Sayre Dearing

(Reporter)

Eddie Fetherston

(Reporter Wilson)

Tommy Garland

(Fighter)

Mickey Golden

(Fighter)

Alfred Grant

(Daniel, Chocolate Drop's Older Brother)

Joe Gray

(Fighter)

James 'Cannonball' Green

(Chocolate Drop)

Kit Guard

(Ringsider)

Sam Hayes

(Broadcaster)

Frank Jenks

(Pepper White)

Anne Kay

(Fat Woman)

John Kerns

(Fighter)

Charles Lane

(Reporter Drake)

Al Lang

(Fight Second)

Ian McEwing

(Referee)

Larry McGrath

(Referee)

Pat McKee

(Fight Spectator)

Alex Melesh

(Stranger)

Frank Mills

(Fight Spectator Rapidly Chewing Gum)

Bruce Mitchell

(Guard)

Roy Moore

(Lucky Nelson)

Lee Phelps

(Ring Announcer)

Charles Randolph

(Referee)

Cyril Ring

(Extra in Moody's New Office)

Clinton Rosemond

(Chocolate Drop's Father)

Syd Saylor

(Ringsider Next to Pa Bonaparte)

Cy Schindell

(Fighter)

Charles Sherlock

(Reporter Saying 'That's Too Bad')

Robert Sterling

(Elevator Boy)

Landers Stevens

(Ringsider with Ill Woman)

Charles Sullivan

(Referee)

Harry Tyler

(Mickey, Pepper White's Handler)

Minerva Urecal

(Grocery Customer)

Dave Willock

(Arena Call Boy)

John Wray

(Chocolate Drop's Manager)

Jack Stewart

(Policeman)