Ladies of Washington

Ladies of Washington is a 1944 American drama film directed by Louis King and starring Trudy Marshall, Ronald Graham and Anthony Quinn.^[1] It concentrates on a group of young women employed by the federal government in wartime Washington D.C., one of whom becomes involved with an enemy agent.

The film's sets were designed by the art directors James Basevi and Leland Fuller.

Cast

• Trudy Marshall as Carol Northrup
• Ronald Graham as Dr. Hugh Mayberry
• Anthony Quinn as Michael Romanescue
• Sheila Ryan as Jerry Dailey
• Robert Bailey as Dr. Stephen Craig
• Beverly Whitney as Helen
• Jackie Paley as Adelaide
• Carleton G. Young as Federal Investigator
• John Philliber as Mother Henry
• Robin Raymond as Vicky O'Reilly
• Doris Merrick as Susan
• Lela Bliss as Taxi Passenger
• Barbara Booth as Betty
• Charles D. Brown as Inspector Saunders
• Lucile Browne as Taxi Passenger
• Walter Clinton as Waiter
• Ruby Dandridge as Nellie
• Jo-Carroll Dennison as Frieda
• Harry Depp as Mr. Wethering
• Herbert Evans as Night Club Patron
• Mary Field as Nurse's Aide
• Bess Flowers as Woman Seeking Taxi
• Byron Foulger as Desk Clerk
• Inna Gest as Dorothy
• Jody Gilbert as Nurse's Aide
• Jane Hale as Minor Role
• Edna Mae Jones as Amy
• Rosalind Keith as Nurse
• J. Farrell MacDonald as Night Watchman
• Bert McClay a sEnsign
• Sue Moore as Taxi Driver
• George N. Neise as Radio Commentator
• Lillian Porter as Marjorie
• Cyril Ring as Crane's Secretary
• Harry Shannon as Police Lt. Lake
• Lee Shumway as Police Sgt. Martin
• Larry Thompson as Federal Agent
• Robert Tiernan as Clerk
• Tom Tyler as Federal Agent
• John Wald as Radio Commentator
• Nella Walker as Mrs. Crane
• Pierre Watkin as Dr. John Crane
• Claire Whitney as Taxi Passenger

References

Bibliography

• Rowan, Terry. World War II Goes to the Movies & Television Guide: Volume II.

External links

• Ladies of Washington on IMDb