South to Karanga Trailer

South to Karanga Trailer (1940)

02 August 1940 Drama, Action 59 mins

Passengers bound to an African copper mine at Karanga to quell a native uprising encounter murder and intrigue on the way.

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Cast

Charles Bickford

as Jeff Worthing

James Craig

as Steve Hawley

Luli Deste

as Julia Garrett

John Sutton

as David Wallace

Maurice Moscovitch

as Paul Stacco

Paul Hurst

as Slats

Abner Biberman

as Manek Sen

Ben Carter

as Higgins

Frank Reicher

as Dr. Greenleaf

Addison Richards

as Edmund Daniels

Crew

Stanley Rubin

Stanley Rubin Original Story

Edmund L. Hartmann

Edmund L. Hartmann Original Story

Bernard B. Brown

Bernard B. Brown Sound Supervisor

Jesse Bastian

Jesse Bastian Sound Technical Supervisor

Russell A. Gausman

Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration

Vera West

Vera West Costume Design

Vernon Keays

Vernon Keays Assistant Director

Harold H. MacArthur

Harold H. MacArthur Art Direction

International Titles

O Mistério de Karanga Trailer

Le train de la terreur Trailer

Camino de Karanga Trailer

Dramat på djungelexpressen Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 20 November 1953

Mexico 06 June 1941

Sweden 17 October 1941

United States 02 August 1940

Production Companies

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