Triple Trouble (1950)

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Directed by

Jean Yarbrough

Writing Credits

Charles R. Marion	...	(original screenplay)

Bert Lawrence	...	(additional dialogue)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete


	Leo Gorcey	...	Slip Mahoney
	Huntz Hall	...	Horace Debussy 'Sach' Jones
	Gabriel Dell	...	Gabe Moreno
	Richard Benedict	...	Skeets O'Neil
	G. Pat Collins	...	Bat Armstrong (as Pat Collins)
	Lyn Thomas	...	Shirley O'Brien
	Bernard Gorcey	...	Louie Dumbrowsky
	Paul Dubov	...	Pretty Boy Gleason
	Joe Turkel	...	Benny the Blood (as Joseph Turkel)
	William 'Billy' Benedict	...	Whitey (as William Benedict)
	Buddy Gorman	...	Butch
	David Gorcey	...	Chuck
	George Chandler	...	Squirrely Davis
	Eddie Gribbon	...	Hobo Barton
	Jonathan Hale	...	Judge
	Joseph Crehan	...	Warden Burnside
	Effie Laird	...	Ma Armstrong
	Edward Gargan	...	Police Officer Murphy
	Eddie Foster	...	Charleston, Ma's Henchman
	Frank Marlowe	...	Red, Ma's Henchman
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Al Bain	...	Convict (uncredited)
	George Barrows	...	Prison Guard (uncredited)
	Stanley Blystone	...	Captain of the Guards (uncredited)
	Chet Brandenburg	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Paul Bryar	...	Prison Policeman Wilson (uncredited)
	Albert Cavens	...	Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)
	Joseph Glick	...	Convict (uncredited)
	William Haade	...	Arresting Policeman (uncredited)
	Frank Hagney	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Michael Jeffers	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Tom Kennedy	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Johnny Kern	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Mathew McCue	...	Convict (uncredited)
	Sol Murgi	...	Attorney (uncredited)
	Lee Phelps	...	Court Clerk (uncredited)
	William Ruhl	...	Detective (uncredited)
	Charles Sherlock	...	Prison Turnkey (uncredited)
	Leslie Sketchley	...	Guard (uncredited)
	Jack Stoney	...	Prison Guard (uncredited)
	Harry Strang	...	Solitary Confinement Guard (uncredited)
	Brick Sullivan	...	Detective (uncredited)
	Lyle Talbot	...	Prison Yard Guard (uncredited)