One Exciting Night Trailer

One Exciting Night Trailer (1944)

04 December 1944 Comedy, Music 89 mins

A young singer meets a man who is the victim of a kidnap plot, and is assumed by the gang to be his girlfriend.

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Cast

Vera Lynn

as Vera Baker

Donald Stewart

as Michael Thorne

Mary Clare

as Mrs. Trout

Richard Murdoch

as Illusionist

Peggy Anne

as Bessie

Crew

Emery Bonnett

Emery Bonnett Additional Dialogue

Margaret Kennedy

Margaret Kennedy Additional Dialogue

Ben Henry

Ben Henry Producer

Otto Heller

Otto Heller Director of Photography

Norman G. Arnold

Norman G. Arnold Art Direction

International Titles

You Can't Do Without Love Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 04 December 1944

United States 26 July 1945

Production Companies

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