No Place for a Lady (1943)
A private detective and a blonde acquaintance whom he has rescued from a misdirected murder charge, discover a body in his beachside cottage; only it has disappeared by the time the police arrive, leaving him to be charged with hoaxing the police. With his license in jeopardy, his would-be fiancee and an inquiring reporter set out to investigate.
Director:
James P. Hogan
Writer:
Eric Taylor
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Margaret Lindsay as June Terry |
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Dick Purcell as Randy Brooks |
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William Gargan as Jess Arno |
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Phyllis Brooks as Dolly Adair |
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Thomas E. Jackson as Captain Baker, district attorney |
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Frank M. Thomas as Webley, club owner |
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Edward Norris as Mario, club manager |
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Jerome Cowan as Eddie Moore |
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James Burke as Police Substation Chief Moriarty |
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Tom Dugan as Officer Rawlins |
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Ralph Sanford as Hal, truck driver-henchman |
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Doris Lloyd as Mrs. Evelyn Harris |
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Chester Clute as 'Yvonne', dress designer |
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Claire Du Brey as Apartment House Manager |
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Emmett Vogan as Mr. Hartley, tire company dispatcher |
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Dennis Moore as Reporter #1 at June's office |
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Jack Gardner as Reporter #2 at June's office |
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Barbara Brown as Miss Foster, tire warehouse clerk |
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William Newell as Toreador Club Waiter |
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Dewey Robinson as Air Raid Warden on street |
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Eddie Kane as Jules, club maitre de |
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Bess Flowers as Yvonne's Employee (bit) |
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William Hunter as Thomas (? - Henchman Tommy bit?) |
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Carl M. Leviness as Toreador Cafe Patron - extra |
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Sam Harris as Toreador Cafe Patron - extra |
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Tom London as Air Raid Warden (? - ever seen in final cut?) |
| Directing | James P. Hogan | Director |
| Writing | Eric Taylor | Screenplay |
| Writing | Eric Taylor | Story |
| Editing | Dwight Caldwell | Editor |
| Sound | Lee Zahler | Music |
| Camera | James S. Brown Jr. | Director of Photography |
| Art | Richard Irvine | Art Direction |
| Production | Ralph Cohn | Producer |
