Character Relationships in Broadway

Roy Lane (played by Glenn Tryon) is a protagonist in Broadway. An entertainer at the Paradise Nightclub and Billie Moore's romantic partner. He faces wrongful arrest and becomes a target for a bootlegger but is ultimately cleared and achieves professional success. Pearl (played by Evelyn Brent) is a protagonist in Broadway. A nightclub associate who overhears a bootlegger's confession to murder. She takes decisive action by confronting and killing the killer, ultimately clearing the path for the protagonists. Billie Moore (played by Merna Kennedy) appears in Broadway. A nightclub entertainer and Roy Lane's girlfriend. She is caught in a web of crime, testifies to save her lover, witnesses a murder, and is kidnapped before the conflict is resolved. Dan McCorn (played by Thomas E. Jackson) appears in Broadway. A police officer or detective involved in the nightclub's surrounding crimes. He arrests suspects, relies on witness testimony, and ultimately covers up a killing to protect the protagonists' future. Steve Crandall (played by Robert Ellis) appears in Broadway. A ruthless bootlegger with romantic designs on Billie Moore. He orchestrates violence, murders the club owner, and kidnaps Billie, ultimately meeting his end at Pearl's hands.

Character Relationship Map: Broadway

Broadway (1929) Poster

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Story Analysis

A nightclub entertainer navigates romance and crime, ultimately finding justice through vigilante action and police cover-up.

Plot Progression

  1. The Rehearsal and the Rescue
  2. Arrest and Revelation
  3. Kidnapping and Eavesdropping
  4. Vigilante Justice and Resolution

Directed by Pál Fejős

Broadway (1929) · 5.7/10 · crime, music

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