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Kid Monk Baroni 1952 DVD Film Action Leonard Nimoy Allene Roberts Richard Rober Bruce Cabot Mona Kno
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Kid Monk Baroni 1952 DVD Film Action Leonard Nimoy Allene Roberts Richard Rober Bruce Cabot Mona Knox Jack Larson Budd Jaxon Archer MacDonald Kathleen Freeman J, Released on May 1, 1952: Leonard Nimoy is a street tough teen in the Little Italy neighborhood of New York City who tries to break out of gangs and poverty by learning to box. Wallace Fox: Aben Kandel and Dick Conway 1h 6min 1h 19min. Leo Gorcey (Mugs), Huntz Hall (Glimpy McGleavey), Bobby Jordan (Danny Lyons), Gabriel Dell (Harry Wycoff), Pamela Blake (Ivy McGinnis), Benny Bartlett (Beanie Miller), Ernest Morrison (Scruno Jackson), Bobby Stone (Stoney Stone), David Durand (Skinny Collins), Vince Barnett (Klinkhammer), Daphne Pollard (Mrs. McGinnis), Charles Judels (Nick the pool hall owner), Dudley Dickerson ('Milky' Jackson), Henry Hall (Louis Gendick), Minerva Urecal (the Judge), Wheeler Oakman (Tony the bookie), Marguerita Padula (Mrs. Lyons), Jack Mulhall (Clancy the second abductor), Kay Marvis (Kay, Muggs' dance partner), Ray Miller (Ray, the first abductor), Mike Riley's Orchestra (Mike Riley's Orchestra), Marion Miller (singer at the dance contest), Jack Chefe (Judge at the dance contest), Jack Gardner (the ring announcer), Lafe McKee (pedestrian), 'Snub' Pollard (the dance official) Leonard Nimoy (Paul 'Monk' Baroni), Allene Roberts (Emily Brooks), Richard Rober (Father Callahan), Bruce Cabot (Mr. Hellman), Mona Knox (June Travers), Jack Larson (Angelo), Budd Jaxon (Knuckles), Archer MacDonald (Pete), Kathleen Freeman (Maria Baroni), Joseph Mell (Gino Baroni), Paul Maxey (Mr. Al Petry), Stuart Randall (Mr. Moore), Chad Mallory (Joey), Maurice Cass (pawnbroker), William Cabanne (fighter, the 'Seattle Wildcat'), James Conaty (nightclub table extra), Gil Frye (ring announcer), Benny Goldberg (fighter), Joe Gray (fighter), Al Hill (Art Chefe's fight manager), Harvey Parry (referee), Jack Stoney (himself, referee in final fight)












