Spy Ship (1942)
A radio reporter begins to suspect that a commentator at his station may be using her position to broadcast shipping information to enemy spies. With the help of the girl's sister, he sets out to expose the spy and her Nazi gang.
Director:
B. Reeves Eason
Writer:
Robert E. Kent
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Craig Stevens as Ward Prescott |
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Irene Manning as Pam Mitchell |
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Maris Wrixon as Sue Mitchell |
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Tod Andrews as Gordon Morrel |
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Peter Whitney as Zinner |
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John Maxwell as Ernie Haskell |
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William Forrest as Martin Oster |
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Roland Drew as Nils Thorson |
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George Meeker as Paul |
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George Irving as Harry Mitchell |
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Frank Ferguson as Burns |
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Olaf Hytten as Drake, the Butler |
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Jack Mower as Inspector Bond |
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Keye Luke as Koshimo Haru |
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Glen Cavender as Karl, Radio Operator |
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Eddie Graham as News Office Worker |
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Creighton Hale as Reporter |
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Stuart Holmes as Hoffman - Nazi Agent |
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William Hopper as Reporter |
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Fred Kelsey as Night Watchman |
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Hank Mann as News Office Worker |
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Frank Mayo as Police Sergeant |
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Lon McCallister as Telegram Messenger Boy |
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Lee Phelps as Listener on Street |
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Cliff Saum as Swifty, Bartender |
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Leo White as Waiter |
| Writing | George Dyer | Story |
| Writing | Robert E. Kent | Screenplay |
| Directing | B. Reeves Eason | Director |
| Editing | James Gibbon | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Milo Anderson | Costume Design |
| Sound | Francis J. Scheid | Sound |
| Crew | Max Steiner | Additional Music |
| Crew | Howard Jackson | Additional Music |
| Camera | Harry Neumann | Director of Photography |
| Costume & Make-Up | Perc Westmore | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | William Lava | Original Music Composer |
| Art | Ted Smith | Art Direction |
| Sound | Leo F. Forbstein | Music Director |
| Sound | Charles Maxwell | Orchestrator |
