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Murder on the Waterfront (1943)
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51 min | Drama, Mystery

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Murder on the Waterfront (1943)

Approved

51 min | Drama, Mystery

Joey 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 ...See moreJoey 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 is trying to steal the device, and the newlyweds become involved in the investigation. The major suspect is Gordon Shane with whom the lead investigator has had dealings in the past. The killer has left an essential clue with Gloria, but she doesn't realize it yet. Is Shane the culprit; and if not, can the mystery be solved before the real killer murders Gloria? Written by James Knoppow See less

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28 cast members

Name	Known for
Warren Douglas Joey Davis Joey Davis See fewer	The Inner Circle (1946)
Joan Winfield Gloria Davis Gloria Davis See fewer	The Gorilla Man (1943)
John Loder Lt. Cmdr. Holbrook Lt. Cmdr. Holbrook See fewer	How Green Was My Valley (1941)
Ruth Ford Lana Shane Lana Shane See fewer	Musical Comedy Time (1950)
Bill Crago Lt. Dawson Lt. Dawson See fewer	Air Force (1943)
Bill Kennedy First Officer Barnes First Officer Barnes See fewer	The People's Choice (1946)
William B. Davidson Capt. David Towne Capt. David Towne See fewer	The Most Dangerous Game (1932)
Don Costello Gordon Shane - 'The Great Rajah' Gordon Shane - 'The Great Rajah' See fewer	A Night to Remember (1942)
James Flavin Cmdr. George Kalin Cmdr. George Kalin See fewer	King Kong (1933)
Steve Clemente 'The Great Rajah' throwing knives 'The Great Rajah' throwing knives See fewer	King Kong (1933)
Lynn Baggett Backstage Chorus Girl (uncredited) Backstage Chorus Girl (uncredited) See fewer	D.O.A. (1949)
Don Brodie Reporter (uncredited) Reporter (uncredited) See fewer	A Fig Leaf for Eve (1944)
John Cason Sailor Greeting Bus (uncredited) Sailor Greeting Bus (uncredited) See fewer	Sunset Carson Rides Again (1948)
Eleanor Counts Singer: "I'd Love to Take Orders from You" in Show (uncredited) Singer: "I'd Love to Take Orders from You" in Show (uncredited) See fewer	Border Buckaroos (1943)
Eddie Dew Marine (uncredited) Marine (uncredited) See fewer	Trail to Gunsight (1944)
Bill Edwards Guard (uncredited) Guard (uncredited) See fewer	The Fighting Stallion (1950)
Ross Ford Second Sentry (uncredited) Second Sentry (uncredited) See fewer	Air Hostess (1949)
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Bill Hunter Guard (uncredited) Guard (uncredited) See fewer	Spy Train (1943)
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Mary Landa Lili Lorraine - Hula Dancer (uncredited) Lili Lorraine - Hula Dancer (uncredited) See fewer	Impact (1949)
Charles Marsh Reporter (uncredited) Reporter (uncredited) See fewer	Atlantic City (1944)
John Maxwell Daniel Lewis (uncredited) Daniel Lewis (uncredited) See fewer	The Asphalt Jungle (1950)
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Ray Montgomery Forceful Sailor (uncredited) Forceful Sailor (uncredited) See fewer	Ramar of the Jungle (1952)
George Sherwood Reporter (uncredited) Reporter (uncredited) See fewer	Welcome Children (1921)
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