Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone Trailer

Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone Trailer (1950)

"they'll tickle the nation's funny bone!" 08 December 1950 Comedy, Mystery 69 mins

Harriet O'Malley tries to solve a murder aboard a train en route to New York.

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Cast

Marjorie Main

as Harriet O'Malley

James Whitmore

as John Malone

Ann Dvorak

as Connie Kepplar

Fred Clark

as Tim Marino

Dorothy Malone

as Lola Gillway

Douglas Fowley

as Steve Kepplar

Willard Waterman

as Mr. Ogle

Don Porter

as Myron Brynk

Jack Bailey

as Game Show Host

Basil Tellou

as The Greek

James Burke

as The Train Conductor

Frank Cady

as Harry (uncredited)

Mae Clarke

as Train Passenger (uncredited)

Crew

Ray June

Ray June Director of Photography

Adolph Deutsch

Original Music Composer

Daniel B. Cathcart

Daniel B. Cathcart Art Direction

Cedric Gibbons

Cedric Gibbons Art Direction

Edwin B. Willis

Edwin B. Willis Set Decoration

Eugene Richee

Eugene Richee Still Photographer

Sydney Guilaroff

Sydney Guilaroff Hair Designer

John Truwe

John Truwe Makeup Artist

William Tuttle

William Tuttle Makeup Designer

International Releases Dates

United States 08 December 1950

Production Companies

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