Lew Conway — Two Tickets to Broadway Character Profile

About Lew Conway

Small-time promoter and agent who represents Dan Carter. He fabricates a TV booking, lies to the singers about Bob Crosby's jealousy, and locks out scheduled performers to secure a spot for his clients.

Character Facts

Played by

Eddie Bracken

Appears in

Two Tickets to Broadway (1951)

Role

Supporting

Relationships (6)

• Lew Conway — Conflict Deceiver — Nancy Peterson (Janet Leigh)

  Lew's deception directly triggers Nancy's anger and studio confrontation.

• Lew Conway — Professional Investor Seeker — Harry (Joe Smith)

  Lew pitches his performers' potential to Harry for investment.

• Lew Conway — Professional Investor Seeker — Leo (Charles Dale)

  Lew approaches Leo to secure financial backing for his acts.

• Lew Conway — Professional Agent — Dan Carter (Tony Martin)

  Lew Conway officially represents Dan Carter as his talent agent.

• Lew Conway — Professional Manager — Joyce Campbell (Ann Miller)

  Lew Conway manages Joyce's professional engagements and bookings.

• Lew Conway — Professional Manager — Hannah Holbrook (Gloria DeHaven)

  Lew Conway acts as the promoter and manager for Hannah's career.

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More characters from Two Tickets to Broadway

• Dan Carter (Tony Martin)
• Nancy Peterson (Janet Leigh)
• Hannah Holbrook (Gloria DeHaven)
• Joyce Campbell (Ann Miller)
• S.F. (Foxy) Rogers (Barbara Lawrence)
• Policeman (Donald MacBride)
• Dennis McGiven (John Gallaudet)
• Leo (Charles Dale)
• Himself - Orchestra Leader (Bob Crosby)
• Harry (Joe Smith)
• Showgirl (uncredited) (Vera Miles)
• Showgirl (Joi Lansing)