Toby Tyler - Cast

Cast

Role Actor
Toby Tyler Kevin Corcoran
Harry Tupper Bob Sweeney
Sam Treat Gene Sheldon
Ben Cotter Henry Calvin
Colonel Sam Castle Richard Eastham
Jim Weaver James Drury
Mademoiselle Jeanette Barbara Beaird
Monsieur Ajax Dennis Olivieri
Aunt Olive Edith Evanson
Uncle Daniel Tom Fadden
Circus Cook (uncredited) Henry Rowland
Bit Role (uncredited) Kermit Maynard
Drummer (uncredited) James MacDonald
Bandleader (as Ollie Wallace) Oliver Wallace
Downtown Parade Organist James Dietrich
Michael McGreevey
Jailbird (uncredited) William Challee
Roustabout (uncredited) John Cliff
Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) 'Eddie Spaghetti' Emerson
Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) Abe Goldstein
Townsman (uncredited) Sam Harris
Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) Duke Johnson
Ringling Brothers Clown (uncredited) Harry C. Johnson
Sheriff (uncredited) Jess Kirkpatrick
Wife in Audience (uncredited) Ruth Lee
Townsman (uncredited) Herbert Lytton
(uncredited) Kermit Maynard
Ticket-Taker (uncredited) Howard Negley
Jailbird (uncredited) William Newell
Circus Cook (uncredited) Henry Rowland
(uncredited) Barry Seltzer
Husband in Audience (uncredited) Robert Shayne
Townsman (uncredited) Guy Wilkerson

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