Born in Šack, Belarus — Aug 28 1905• Died Dec 28 1980
Sam Levene was a Broadway, film, radio and television actor who in a career spanning 5 decades created some of the most legendary comedic roles in American theatrical history. Levene appeared in a staggering list of 38 Broadway productions, 33 of which were the original Broadway productions, including Nathan Detroit, the craps-shooter extraordinaire, in the 1950 original Broadway production of "Guys and Dolls", Max Kane, the hapless agent, in the original 1932 Broadway production of "Dinner at Eight", Patsy, the comedic gambler, in the 1935 Broadway farc…
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Ben Weber

Self

Lieutenant Maharis

Lt. Sam Lubinsky

Louie Miller #7033

Self (archive footage)

Arnie

Frank D' Angelo

Siggie

Lt. Abrams

Everett Lukas

Horsethief

Lieutenant Brent

Uncle Eddie

Leo 'Transport' Andreof

Sam Urdell

Mike Pearl

Sgt. Leo Andreof (archive footage) (uncredited)

Ned Hammerstein

Lieutenant Abrams

Morning Record's Reporter Dave Woods

Cookie Farrar

Abel 'Chips' Abrams

Samuels

Lou Maurice

Louie

Happy

Cicero

'Leer'

Richard Maxwell

Lt. Wayne Greenbaum

Busch

Inspector Gunther

Production

Roscoe

Commentator

Film Buyer

Ben Melnick

Oscar Wolfe

Lucky

Ed Jackson

Joe Woods

Captain Tonetti

Mendele

Patsy

Phil Conrad

Alexander Brody

Creeper

Howard Rysdale

Smiley Clark

Bernie
Horace Vandergelder

John D. Faron

Victor, Elena's Aide
Noel Greb