Three Kids and a Queen (1935)

Rating: 6.7 of 10

Below is the list of the 88 actors that worked in Three Kids and a Queen. When you find the person you are looking for, click on the link to view a list of actors they have worked with.

May Robson as Mary Jane 'Queenie' Baxter

Henry Armetta as Tony Orsatti

Herman Bing as Walter Merkin

Frankie Darro as Blackie

Bill Burrud as Doc

Lawrence Grant as Wilfred Edgar

William 'Billy' Benedict as Flash

Charlotte Henry as Julia Orsatti

Lillian Harmer as Elmira Wiggins

Henry Kolker as Crippets

John Miljan as Boss Benton

Hale Hamilton as Ralph

Noel Madison as Stanley

Tom Dugan as Bill

Irving Pichel as Kraft

Hedda Hopper as Mrs. Cummings

Ferdinand Gottschalk as Dr. Flesig

Edward Van Sloan as Dr. Gordon

Louis Vincenot as Dr. Charcot

Arnold Korff as Dr. Winters

Adrian Morris as Federal Man

Agnes O'Laughlin as Customer

Alan Davis as G-Man

Alfred P. James as Gardener

Almeda Fowler as Relative

Arthur Loft as Reporter

Barbara Bedford as Nurse

Betty Arden as Maid

Brandon Beach as Customer

Charles Coleman as Chef

David Leo Tillotson as Relative

Dell Henderson as Undetermined Role

E.E. Clive as Coachman

Eddie Fetherston as Reporter

Eddie Phillips as Gangster

Edmund Cobb as Cop

Edmund Mortimer as Relative

Edward Cecil as Second Butler

Edward Keane as Gangster

Edward LeSaint as Doctor

Emmett King as Relative

Emmett Vogan as Gangster

Eric Wilton as Butler

Ernie Alexander as Newsboy

Frank Brown as Customer

Frank Mayo as Customer

Frank Whitson as Relative

Fred Trowbridge as Relative

George Irving as Judge

Gerald Pierce as Relative

Gertrude Pedlar as Relative

Gus Reed as Customer

Harrison Greene as Newscaster

House Peters Jr. as Reporter

Howard C. Hickman as Dr. Bowers

Jack Hatfield as Reporter

Jack Richardson as Customer

Jay Wilsey as Cop

Jean Fowler as Relative

Jerry Larkin as Reporter

Joe Torillo as Newsboy

John 'Dusty' King as Reporter

John Harmon as Montage Man

Jonathan Hale as Gangster

King Baggot as Druggist

Leah Winslow as Relative

Lee Phelps as Cop

Leigh De Lacey as Maid

Lloyd Whitlock as G-Man

Loren Rowell as Federal Man

Marc Lawrence as Gangster

Mary MacLaren as Customer

Matty Kemp as Reporter

Max Wagner as Reporter

Orville Caldwell as Detective

Oscar 'Dutch' Hendrian as Gangster

Pat Gleason as Newsboy

Phyllis Howell as Relative

Robert Dudley as Shopkeeper

Ruth Garcia as Maid

Sherry Hall as Reporter

Stanley Andrews as Federal Man

Theodore von Eltz as Federal Man

Tom McGuire as Police Captain

Virginia Ray as Relative

Ward Bond as Relative

William Ruhl as Reporter

Willy Castello