Fritz Bauer Institut · Cinematography of the Holocaust
ID |
FBW000242 Fiction |
Country / Year |
USA, 1942 |
Original Title |
Joan of Ozark |
Other Title(s) |
Queen of Spies [VT-GB] |
Directed by |
Joseph Santley |
Produced by |
Republic Pictures Corporation, Los Angeles, CA / New York, NY |
Staff |
Associate producer: Harriet Parsons; Script: Robert Harari, Eve Greene, Jack Townley, Monte Brice (Zusätzliche Dialoge), Bradford Ropes (Zusätzliche Dialoge); Camera: Ernest Miller; Editing: Charles Craft; Production design: Russell Kimball; Musical direction: Cy Feuer; Orchestration: Gene Rose; Songs: Mort Greene, Harry Revel, Dave Ringel, Fred Meinken; Choreography: Nick Castle |
Cast |
Judy Canova (Judy Hull); Joe Evans Brown (Cliff Little); Eddie Foy, Jr. (Eddie McCabe); Jerome Cowan (Philip Munson); Alexander Granach (Guido); Wolfgang Zilzer (Kurt); Anne Jeffreys (Marie Lamont); Otto Reichow (Otto); Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (Hans); William Dean (Karl); Paul Fung (Yamatako); Donald Curtis (Leonard Jones); George Eldredge (Chandler); Olin Howlin (Game Warden); Ralph Peters (Window Cleaner); Chester Clute (Salesman); Emmett Lynn (Hillbilly Driver); Kam Tong (Japanese Commander); Cyril Ring (Reporter); Eric Alden (Reporter); Ralph McCullough (Reporter); Lloyd Whitlock (Col. Ashley); Horace Carpenter (Mountaineer); Bobby Stone (Newsboy); Bud Jamison (Cop); Tyler Gibson (Zeke); William Sundholm (Si); William Worth (Clem); Robert Cherry (Young Hillbilly); William Nestell (Joe); William von Brincken (German Radio Operator); Harry Hayden (Mayor Fadden); Gladys Gale (Mrs. Fadden); Charles F. Miller (Mr. Graham); Laura Treadwell (Mrs. Graham); Nora Lane (Mrs Ashley); Bob Stevenson (Hillbilly); Peppy Walters (Specialty Dancer); Peanuts Walters (Specialty Dancer); Jason Robards, Sr. (Theatrical Agent); Ernest Hilliard (Theatrical Agent); Dick Keene (Theatrical Agent); Bert Moorhouse (Drunk); Fred Santley (Representative); Pat Gleason (Representative); Charles Williams (Representative); Fred Allen (Dancer); Joan Tours (Dancer); Sally Caims (Dancer); Eleanor Bayley (Dancer); Billie Lane (Dancer); Jane Allen (Dancer); Ruby Morie (Dancer); Kay Gordon (Dancer); Aileen Morris (Dancer); Jean O'Connell (Dancer); June Earle (Dancer); Patsy Bedell (Dancer); Pearl Tolson (Dancer); Jeanette Dickson (Dancer); Helen Seamon (Dancer); Barbara Clark (Dancer); Mary Jo Ellis (Dancer); Midgie Dare (Dancer); Brier Audreno (Dancer); Maxine Ardell (Dancer) |
Length |
2193 m / 80' |
Format |
35mm/sw/1:1,37 |
Dates |
- 15 Jul 1942: US release date |
Abstract |
The night club singer Judi Hill accidentally shoots a Nazi spy agent and the press celebrate her as a heroine. Cliff Little, a theatre agent puts her in a New York club by pretending to be an agent in need of her help. The club turns out to be a shelter for Nazi sympathizers. |
Subject Terms |
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Bibliography |
- , in: Motion Picture Herald (New York, NY), Vol. 148, Nr. 4, 25.07.1942 |