Women of Twilight Trailer

Women of Twilight Trailer (1953)

"The Film of the Play by Sylvia Rayman That Makes 'No Room at the Inn' Look Like a Bedtime Story!" 16 January 1953 Drama, Crime 89 mins

When a nightclub singer is arrested for murder, his pregnant girlfriend moves into a boarding house for women, but the mother-to-be soon discovers that her new lodgings harbors a horrific secret.

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Cast

Freda Jackson

as Mrs. Helen 'Nelly' Alistair

Rène Ray

as Vivianne Bruce

Lois Maxwell

as Christine "Chris" Ralston

Laurence Harvey

as Jerry Nolan

Vida Hope

as Jessie Smithson

Dora Bryan

as Olga

Joan Dowling

as Rosie Gordon

Mary Germaine

as Veronica

Clare James

as Molly

Katharine Page

as First Landlady

Edna Morris

as Second Landlady

Dandy Nichols

as Third Landlady

Crew

Allan Gray

Original Music Composer

Anthony Nelson Keys

Anthony Nelson Keys Production Manager

John Bremer

John Bremer Assistant Director

Adele Reynolds

Adele Reynolds Continuity

Sylvia Rayman

Sylvia Rayman Theatre Play

William Kellner

William Kellner Art Direction

Julia Squire

Julia Squire Costume Design

Nell Taylor

Nell Taylor Makeup Artist

Pearl Tipaldi

Pearl Tipaldi Hairstylist

Philip Martell

Philip Martell Music Director

H.C. Pearson

H.C. Pearson Sound Recordist

Jack Asher

Jack Asher Director of Photography

International Titles

Twilight Women Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 16 January 1953

United States 16 May 1953

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