San Francisco Lilly (1945)
Der Montana-Cowboy Duke Fergus reist im Jahr 1906 nach San Francisco, um Schulden von Tito Morell einzutreiben. Dieser besitzt eine Bar an der Barbary Coast. Kurz nach seiner Ankunft schon muss Duke bereits wieder die Heimreise antreten, denn er hat im Kartenspiel gegen Tito alles verloren, was er besitzt. Schnell wird klar, dass Tito mit gezinkten Karten gespielt hat. Um seinen Besitz zurückzugewinnen nimmt Duke einen Intensivkurs im Kartenspielen, fordert Tito zur Revanche heraus und gewinnt schließlich all seine Ersparnisse zurück. Zudem gewinnt er das Herz von Tito´s Frau Flaxen. Zusammen mit ihr eröffnet er seine eigene Bar. Doch im gleichen Jahr wird San Francisco von einem schweren Erdbeben heimgesucht. Bedeutet dies das Aus für das gerade gewonnene Glück der beiden?
Der Regisseur:
Joseph Kane
Der Autor:
Borden Chase
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John Wayne as Duke Fergus |
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Ann Dvorak as Ann 'Flaxen' Tarry |
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Joseph Schildkraut as Boss Tito Morell |
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William Frawley as Wolf Wylie |
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Virginia Grey as Rita Dane |
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Russell Hicks as Cyrus Danver, Owner San Francisco Star |
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Jack Norton as Byline Conners, Reporter San Francisco Star |
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Paul Fix as Calico Jim |
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Manart Kippen as Dr. Gorman |
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Eve Lynne as Martha, Morell's Secretary |
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Marc Lawrence as Joe Disko, Gambler |
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Butterfly McQueen as Beulah, Flaxen's Maid |
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Rex Lease as Collingswood |
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Hank Bell as Hank |
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Al Murphy as Horseshoe Brown |
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Eddie Acuff as Smokey, the Train Engineer (uncredited) |
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Gino Corrado as Waiter (uncredited) |
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Kenne Duncan as Gambler (uncredited) |
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Bud Geary as Henchman (uncredited) |
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Frank Hagney as Morell Henchman (uncredited) |
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William Hoehne Jr. as Blond haired boy delivering beer (uncredited) |
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Adele Mara as Marie (uncredited) |
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Jack Mulhall as Gambler (uncredited) |
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Doc Adams as Barfly |
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Melva Anstead as Dancehall Girl |
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Walter Bacon as Barfly |
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Frank Balderrama as Barfly |
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John Barton as Barfly |
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Edward Biby as Bill McGale |
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George Boyce as Specialty Dancer |
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Chet Brandenburg as Townsman |
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Roy Butler as Telephone Man |
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James Carlisle as Barfly |
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Dorothy Christy as Mother Bronson |
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Edmund Cobb as Townsman |
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Russell Custer as Barfly |
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Jack Gargan as Bartender |
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William Halligan as Tom Buckman |
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Stuart Hamblen as Jud McCone |
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Chuck Hamilton as Barfly |
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Mahlon Hamilton as Mr. Santer |
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Frank Jaquet as Prominent Citizen |
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Michael Jeffers as Whit Calverty |
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Patricia Knox as Dancehall Girl |
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Tom London as Thompson, Townsman in Mob |
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Charles Marsh as Speaker |
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Frankie Marvin as Cowboy |
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Frank McCarroll as Attendant |
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Philo McCullough as Gambler |
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Pat McKee as Barfly |
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William J. O'Brien as Waiter |
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Jack O'Shea as Barnes, the Dice Table Croupier |
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Bud Osborne as Bartender |
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Eddie Parker as Pedestrian |
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Victor Potel as Train Fireman |
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Bobbie Priest as Dancehall Girl |
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Hugh Prosser as Fred Mallen |
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Beverly Reedy as Dancehall Girl |
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Joe Rickson as Dealer |
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Arlyn Roberts as Dancehall Girl |
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Hector V. Sarno as Spectator at Dice Table |
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Lee Shumway as Casey |
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Larry Steers as Gambler |
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Charles Sullivan as Calico Jim's Bartender |
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Emmett Vogan as Gleason, Rita's Agent |
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Larry Wheat as Barfly |
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Bill Wolfe as Barfly in White Suit |
| Directing | Joseph Kane | Director |
| Writing | Borden Chase | Screenplay |
| Writing | Prescott Chaplin | Story |
| Costume & Make-Up | Adele Palmer | Costume Design |
| Camera | Robert De Grasse | Director of Photography |
| Art | Gano Chittenden | Art Direction |
| Editing | Richard L. Van Enger | Editor |
| Art | Otto Siegel | Set Decoration |
| Crew | Howard Lydecker | Special Effects |
| Sound | R. Dale Butts | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Mort Glickman | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Peggy Gray | Hairstylist |
| Crew | Theodore Lydecker | Special Effects |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert Ramsey | Costume Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Bob Mark | Makeup Supervisor |
