Ladies of Washington is a 1944 American drama film directed by Louis King and starring Trudy Marshall, Ronald Graham and Anthony Quinn.[1]
The film's sets were designed by the art directors James Basevi and Leland Fuller.
Plot
A group of young women are employed by the federal government in wartime Washington D.C. and one of whom becomes involved with an enemy agent.
Cast
- Trudy Marshall as Carol Northrup
- Ronald Graham as Dr. Hugh Mayberry
- Anthony Quinn as Michael Romanescue
- Sheila Ryan as Jerry Dailey
- Robert Bailey as Dr. Stephen Craig
- Beverly Whitney as Helen
- Jackie Paley as Adelaide
- Carleton G. Young as Federal Investigator
- John Philliber as Mother Henry
- Robin Raymond as Vicky O'Reilly
- Doris Merrick as Susan
- Lela Bliss as Taxi Passenger
- Barbara Booth as Betty
- Charles D. Brown as Inspector Saunders
- Lucile Browne as Taxi Passenger
- Walter Clinton as Waiter
- Ruby Dandridge as Nellie
- Jo-Carroll Dennison as Frieda
- Harry Depp as Mr. Wethering
- Herbert Evans as Night Club Patron
- Mary Field as Nurse's Aide
- Bess Flowers as Woman Seeking Taxi
- Byron Foulger as Desk Clerk
- Inna Gest as Dorothy
- Jody Gilbert as Nurse's Aide
- Jane Hale as Minor Role
- Edna Mae Jones as Amy
- Rosalind Keith as Nurse
- J. Farrell MacDonald as Night Watchman
- Bert McClay as Ensign
- Sue Moore as Taxi Driver
- George N. Neise as Radio Commentator
- Lillian Porter as Marjorie
- Cyril Ring as Crane's Secretary
- Harry Shannon as Police Lt. Lake
- Lee Shumway as Police Sgt. Martin
- Larry Thompson as Federal Agent
- Robert Tiernan as Clerk
- Tom Tyler as Federal Agent
- John Wald as Radio Commentator
- Nella Walker as Mrs. Crane
- Pierre Watkin as Dr. John Crane
- Claire Whitney as Taxi Passenger
References
- ^ Rowan p.9
Bibliography
- Rowan, Terry. World War II Goes to the Movies & Television Guide: Volume II.
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