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Play Sound Golly The misery that walks around in this pretty quiet night.
Golly The misery that walks around in this pretty quiet night.

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Description: After a woman he meets is murdered, a soon-to-ship-out sailor has until dawn to find the killer, aided by a weary dance hall girl.

Cast:
June Goffe: Susan Hayward
Gus Hoffman: Paul Lukas
Alex Winkler: Bill Williams
Val Bartelli: Joseph Calleia
Helen Robinson: Osa Massen
Edna Bartelli: Lola Lane
Lester Brady: Jerome Cowan
Sleepy Parsons: Marvin Miller
Frantic Man with Injured Cat: Roman Bohnen
Edward Honig: Steven Geray
Babe Dooley: Joe Sawyer
Nan Raymond: Constance Worth
Lt. Kane: Joseph Crehan
Waiter: Jerry Frank
Beefy Nightclub Guest: Fred Aldrich
Commuter: Walter Bacon
One-Legged Man: John Barton
Detective Smiley: Al Bridge
Dancer: Edgar Caldwell
Ray: William Challee
Policeman: Dick Rush
Cop: Tom Coleman
Mrs. Bender: Connie Conrad
Giddy Woman: Dorothy Curtis
Capt. Dill: Ralph Dunn
Taxi Driver: Al Eben
Chap: Dick Elliott
Sleepy Man: John Elliott
Building Superintendent's Wife: Virginia Farmer
Policeman Drawing Diagram: Carl Faulkner
Night Attendant: Byron Foulger
Bouncer: Edward Gargan
Woman with Dog: Betty Gillette
Society Woman: Annelle Hayes
Barker: Earle Hodgins
Headwaiter: Jack Kenney
Birthday Party Table Guest: Colin Kenny
Blonde Dancer: Ethelreda Leopold
Whispering Man: Larry McGrath
Dime-a-Dance Extra: William J. O'Brien
Police Captain Bender: Emory Parnell
Dancing Girl: Florence Pepper
Markey: Louis Quince
Counterman: Tom Quinn
Policeman with Liquor Bottle: Jason Robards Sr.
Sam: Shimen Ruskin
Building Super: Walter Soderling
Drunk: Larry Thompson
Soft Drink Proprietor: George Tyne
Woman with Whispering Man: Pearl Varvalle
Yerkes: Alan Ward
Jerry Robinson: Phil Warren
Billy White: Billy Wayne
Derelict: Larry Wheat
Nurse: Isabel Withers
Fruit Peddler: Armand 'Curly' Wright

Written by: Clifford Odets, Cornell Woolrich

Director: Harold Clurman, William Cameron Menzies

Production: RKO Radio Pictures

Release date: 18 Mar 1946