Joe Palooka in the Squared Circle Trailer

Joe Palooka in the Squared Circle Trailer (1950)

"JOE MATCHES HIS FISTS...against gangland guns!" 04 November 1950 Crime 63 mins

Joe Palooka encounters gangsters and tries to alert the law.

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Cast

Joe Kirkwood, Jr.

as Joe Palooka

James Gleason

as Knobby Walsh

Lois Hall

as Anne Howe Palooka

Edgar Barrier

as Dist. Atty. Michael Brogden

Myrna Dell

as Sandra Reed

Robert Coogan

as Humphrey Pennyworth

Dan Seymour

as Charlie Crawford

Charles Halton

as Merkle - the Shyster

Frank Jenks

as Looie - a Trainer

Greg McClure

as Pete Muske

Eddie Gribbon

as Canvasback

Robert Griffin

as Kebo - Crawford Henchman

John Harmon

as Phillips - Reporter

Jack Roper

as Henchman Gunsell

Sue Carlton

as Felice - Brogden's Secretary

William Haade

as Robert 'Bubbles' Conway

Crew

Ham Fisher

Ham Fisher Characters

B.F. Melzer

B.F. Melzer Screenstory

Lela Chambers

Lela Chambers Hairstylist

International Releases Dates

United States 04 November 1950

Production Companies

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