Murder on the Waterfront

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Warren Douglas and Joan Winfield in Murder on the Waterfront (1943)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaJoey Davis has just been married to Gloria, but before they can have their wedding night, he's called into service in the Navy. He smuggles his new bride into the camp. The camp is under hea... Leer todoJoey Davis has just been married to Gloria, but before they can have their wedding night, he's called into service in the Navy. He smuggles his new bride into the camp. The camp is under heavy security because the Navy has obtained a new top secret kind of thermostat (and the for... Leer todoJoey Davis has just been married to Gloria, but before they can have their wedding night, he's called into service in the Navy. He smuggles his new bride into the camp. The camp is under heavy security because the Navy has obtained a new top secret kind of thermostat (and the formula necessary to make it work), which will keep weaponry dry. There is a murder--someone ... Leer todo

Dirección
- B. Reeves Eason
Guionistas
- Ralph Spencer Zink
- Robert E. Kent
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5.2/10

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- B. Reeves Eason
Guionistas
- Ralph Spencer Zink
- Robert E. Kent
Elenco

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Warren Douglas

Joey Davis

Joan Winfield

Gloria Davis

John Loder

Lt. Cmdr. Holbrook

Ruth Ford

Lana Shane

Bill Crago

Lt. Dawson

Bill Kennedy

First Officer Barnes

William B. Davidson

Capt. David Towne

Don Costello

Gordon Shane - 'The Great Rajah'

James Flavin

Cmdr. George Kalin

Steve Clemente

'The Great Rajah' throwing knives

Lynn Baggett

Backstage Chorus Girl
(sin créditos)

Don Brodie

Reporter
(sin créditos)

John Cason

Sailor Greeting Bus
(sin créditos)

Eleanor Counts

Singer: "I'd Love to Take Orders from You" in Show
(sin créditos)

Eddie Dew

Marine
(sin créditos)

Bill Edwards

Guard
(sin créditos)

Ross Ford

Second Sentry
(sin créditos)

William Hopper

First Sentry
(sin créditos)

Dirección
- B. Reeves Eason
Guionistas
- Ralph Spencer Zink
- Robert E. Kent
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Trivia
The play opened in New York City, New York, USA, on 1 May 1937 but had only 17 performances. The opening night cast included Don Dillaway and Philip Ober.

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Version of La amenaza invisible (1938)

Bandas sonoras
I'd Love to Take Orders from You
(1935) (uncredited)
Music by Harry Warren
Lyrics by Al Dubin
Sung by Eleanor Counts in the show, amid dancing chorus girls

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3/10

49 minutes, and still too long

Yes, even at 49 minutes, this leaden Warners programmer feels padded. The Nazis are out to steal some top secret thermostats (how exciting is that?) and it's up to Warren Douglas, John Loder and company to put the kibosh on their nefarious plot. There's an absurd song and dance sequence featuring possibly the worst dance troupe ever seen on film and an outrageous performance by Don Costello as 'The Great Rajah', a seedy huckster trying to pass himself off as a Hindu mystic. Filmed on what appears to be three sets on the backlot, this is unsatisfying fare that is barely--VERY barely--a few steps above a Monogram or PRC production, and much less fun. Where's Bela Lugosi when you need him?