Disbarred (1939)
The Bar Association disbars attorney Tyler Cradon when it appears he was implicated in the murder of a prominent vice crusader. Cradon, not wishing to be without an income,is impressed by the way Joan Carroll handled a small-town murder, poses as a real estate agent and offers to get her into a law firm of a friend of his. Placed in the office of Roberts, running a front for Cradon, Joan is taught every trick of the trade. With her cases all prepared for her, she goes from one courtroom victory to another, soon becoming the darling of the underworld and the despair of all law-enforcing authorities.
Director:
Robert Florey
Writers:
Lillie Hayward, Robert Presnell Sr..
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Gail Patrick as Joan Carroll |
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Robert Preston as Bradley Kent |
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Otto Kruger as Tyler Craden |
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Sidney Toler as G.L. 'Mardy' Mardeen |
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Helen MacKellar as Abbey Tennant |
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Eddie Marr as Harp Harrigan |
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Charles D. Brown as Jackson |
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Clay Clement as Attorney Roberts |
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Frank M. Thomas as Dist. Atty. G.H. Blanchard |
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Virginia Vale as Airline Stewardess |
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Virginia Dabney as Miss Gita LaRue |
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John Hart as First Reporter |
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Harry Worth as Second Reporter |
| Production | Stuart Walker | Producer |
| Writing | Lillie Hayward | Screenplay |
| Sound | Gerard Carbonara | Music |
| Editing | Arthur P. Schmidt | Editor |
| Art | Hans Dreier | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Edith Head | Costume Design |
| Writing | Robert Presnell Sr. | Screenplay |
| Sound | John Leipold | Music |
| Writing | Harry Sauber | Story |
| Art | William Flannery | Art Direction |
| Directing | Robert Florey | Director |
| Camera | Harry Fischbeck | Director of Photography |
