Sea Tiger Trailer

Sea Tiger Trailer (1952)

27 July 1952 Adventure, Drama, Action 71 mins

Murder ensues when owners and hired help contrive against each other to obtain diamonds and gold ingots secretly hidden on a derelict and abandoned Japanese freighter left lying in anchor in a New Guinea cove at the end of WW II.

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Cast

Marguerite Chapman

as Jenine Duval

John Archer

as Ben McGrun

Harry Lauter

as Randall, alias Jon Edmum

Marvin Press

as Quick-Boy

Mara Corday

as Lola, Hotel Proprietress

Ralph Sanford

as Fat Harry, Innkeeper

Lyle Talbot

as Mr. Williams, Insurance Man

Sam Flint

as Jim Klavier

John Mylong

as J.M. Hennick

Crew

A.R. Milton

A.R. Milton Production Supervisor

William F. Broidy

William F. Broidy Executive Producer

John J. Martin

John J. Martin Cinematography

Frank Webster

Frank Webster Sound Recordist

Edward J. Kay

Edward J. Kay Music Director

William Beaudine Jr.

William Beaudine Jr. Assistant Director

International Titles

Spøgelsesskibet Trailer

Meritiikeri Trailer

Mysteriet på Sea Tiger Trailer

International Releases Dates

Denmark 26 April 1954

Finland 24 July 1953

Sweden 22 August 1955

United States 27 July 1952

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