Mississippi Gambler (1942) - film review

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Mississippi Gambler is an American film first released in 1942, directed by John Rawlins. The film stars Kent Taylor, Frances Langford, John Litel and Shemp Howard. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: John Rawlins
Script: Roy Chanslor, Al Martin, Marion Orth
Photo: John W. Boyle
Music: Frank Skinner
Cast: Kent Taylor (John J. ’Johnny’ Forbes), Frances Langford (Beth Cornell), John Litel (Jim Hadley, posing as Francis Carvel), Shemp Howard (Milton Davis, Brooklyn Cab Driver), Claire Dodd (Gladys La Verne), Wade Boteler (Eric Brandon, New York Newspaper Editor), Douglas Fowley (Chet Matthews), Aldrich Bowker (Higgins, Mississippi Newspaper Editor), Eddie Dunn (Police Detective Sergeant Dexter), Harry Hayden (Mississippi Sheriff), David Oliver (Croupier), Eddie Acuff (Everett – the Clerk), Paul Phillips (Sid), George Reed (Roy), Alexander Lockwood (Spence), Robert Barron (Henchman Bert), Stanley Andrews (Colonel), Gary Breckner (Radio Announcer), Paul Bryar (Evans), Boyd Davis (Kirby), Richard Terry (Henchman), Charles Wagenheim (Collins)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 60 min; B&W

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