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Invisible Stripes is an American crime film first released in 1939,
directed by Lloyd Bacon.
The film stars George Raft, Jane Bryan, William Holden, Humphrey Bogart and Flora Robson.
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Credits
- Director: Lloyd Bacon
- Script: Warren Duff, Jonathan Finn, Lewis E. Lawes
- Photo: Ernest Haller
- Music: Heinz Roemheld
- Cast: George Raft (Cliff Taylor), Jane Bryan (Peggy), William Holden (Tim Taylor), Humphrey Bogart (Chuck Martin), Flora Robson (Mrs. Taylor), Moroni Olsen (The Warden), Henry O’Neill (Parole Officer Masters), Paul Kelly (Ed Kruger), Lee Patrick (Molly Daniels (Chuck’s blonde)), Marc Lawrence (Lefty Sloan (henchman)), Joe Downing (Johnny Hudson (henchman)), Tully Marshall (Old Peter (inner prison gate trustee)), Margot Stevenson (Sue), Joseph Crehan (Mr. Chasen (garage owner)), Chester Clute (Mr. Butler), John Hamilton (Police Capt. Johnson), Frankie Thomas (Tommy McNeill (friendly stockboy)), William Haade (Shrank), Maude Allen (Seated lady at dance), Raymond Bailey (Bookie), Bruce Bennett (Rich man), Wade Boteler (Policeman outside garage), Sidney Bracey (Bank guard), Frank Bruno (Pauly), Eddy Chandler (Police Driver), Lane Chandler (Detective), Cliff Clark (Police sergeant), Richard Clayton (Hired stockboy), G. Pat Collins (Alec (new ’fish’)), Ray Cooke (Pinky (Tim’s mechanic)), William B. Davidson (Montgomery), Ralph Dunn (Doorman), Robert Elliott (Arresting officer), Frank Faylen (Steve (henchman on bank job)), Sammy Finn (Spotter), Pat Flaherty (Worker), Jane Gilbert (Young society lady), Leo Gorcey (Jimmy (head stockboy)), Mack Gray (Henchman seated at party), Bert Hanlon (Shorty (mug at party)), Lew Harvey (Betting Room door guard), Al Hill (Getaway driver at bank job), Al Hill Jr. (Stockboy), Max Hoffman Jr. (Chauffeur showing off car), William Hopper (Society gent in top hat), J. Anthony Hughes (Chauffeur #2), John Irwin (Prisoner), Selmer Jackson (Police lieutenant), Walter James (Worker), Victor Kilian (Loading dock foreman), Ethan Laidlaw (Cop outside police station), Mike Lally (Henchman driver), Marion Martin (Blonde), Frank Mayo (Prison gate guard), Stan Meyers (Dance band leader), Jack Mower (Detective escorting convicts), Pat O’Malley (Jailhouse lieutenant with Capt. Johnson), Emory Parnell (Policeman outside bank), John Ridgely (Employment clerk), Harry Strang (Party bartender), George Taylor (Smitty (returning ’fish’)), Charles C. Wilson (Arresting officer), Harry Wilson (Worker), Claude Wisberg (Older boy), Dorothea Wolbert (Flower woman)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 81 min; B&W
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