Post Office Investigator Trailer

Post Office Investigator Trailer (1949)

01 September 1949 Drama, Crime 60 mins

A mailman leads PO-men to a pistol-packing stamp thief and her gang.

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Cast

Audrey Long

as Clara Kelso

Warren Douglas

as Bill Mannerson

Jeff Donnell

as April Shaughnessy

Marcel Journet

as George Zelger

Danny Morton

as Frank Forenti / Tony Cannon

Richard Benedict

as Louis Reese

Jimmie Dodd

as Eddie Waltch

Thomas Browne Henry

as Lt. Contreras

Cliff Clark

as Inspector Delany

Vera Marshe

as Bubbles

Peter Brocco

as Bruno Antista

Patricia Knox

as Hannah

Holmes Herbert

as James Seeley

Jason Robards Sr.

as Henry Hand

Emmett Vogan

as Post Office Superintendent

Crew

Stanley Wilson

Original Music Composer

John MacBurnie

John MacBurnie Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 01 September 1949

Production Companies

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