Tom Conroy (played by Cornelius Keefe) is a protagonist in Brothers.
One of the two orphaned brothers. After his parents' death, he runs away and turns to crime, but secretly uses his ill-gotten gains to fund Bob's education. He later attempts to recruit Bob for a con game, which ultimately leads to the revelation of their true familial connection. Bob Conroy (played by Arthur Rankin) is a protagonist in Brothers.
One of the two orphaned brothers. Sent to an orphanage after his parents' death, he receives an education and grows up unaware of his brother's identity. He later becomes entangled in Tom's con scheme and eventually learns the truth about their past and relationship. Doris LaRue (played by Barbara Bedford) appears in Brothers.
Thomas Blackwood (played by Richard Carle) appears in Brothers.
Randy (played by George Chesebro) appears in Brothers.
Norman (played by Paddy O'Flynn) appears in Brothers.
Tom Conroy as a Child (played by Jimmy Cain) appears in Brothers.
Bobby Conroy as a Child (played by Edward Anderson) appears in Brothers.
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Characters
Tom Conroy
(played by Cornelius Keefe) — protagonist
One of the two orphaned brothers. After his parents' death, he runs away and turns to crime, but secretly uses his ill-gotten gains to fund Bob's education. He later attempts to recruit Bob for a con...
Bob Conroy
(played by Arthur Rankin) — protagonist
One of the two orphaned brothers. Sent to an orphanage after his parents' death, he receives an education and grows up unaware of his brother's identity. He later becomes entangled in Tom's con scheme...
Doris LaRue
(played by Barbara Bedford) — supporting
Thomas Blackwood
(played by Richard Carle) — supporting
Randy
(played by George Chesebro) — supporting
Norman
(played by Paddy O'Flynn) — supporting
Tom Conroy as a Child
(played by Jimmy Cain) — minor
Bobby Conroy as a Child
(played by Edward Anderson) — minor
Miss Dillfork
(played by Dorothy Vernon) — minor
Story Analysis
A tale of separated siblings navigating crime, deception, and eventual familial redemption.
