Killer Diller 1948 DVD Film Comedy Nat 'King' Cole Dusty Fletcher George Wiltshire Butterfly McQueen

Killer Diller 1948 DVD Film Comedy Nat 'King' Cole Dusty Fletcher George Wiltshire Butterfly McQueen Nellie Hill Freddie Robinson William Ca, Released in 1948: A story about a theater manager who loses his girlfriend, but the show must go on and we watch the best African American musicians, dancers, singers and comedians in a Vaudeville night at the theater. Lewis D. Collins: Hal Seeger 1h 15min 1h 13min. Stuart Erwin (Johnny 'Killer' Dill), Anne Gwynne (Judy Parker), Frank Albertson (William T. Allen), Mike Mazurki (Little Joe), Milburn Stone (Gangster Maboose), Dorothy Granger (Millie Gardner), Anthony Warde (Louie Moroni), Dewey Robinson (McGowan the house detective), Ben Welden (Big Nick Moroni), Julie Gibson (Joan, blonde model), Shirley Hunter (Gloria), Lola Jensen (other model with Joan), Margaret Zane (girl with Gloria), Stanley Ross (Mushnose), Ernie Adams (Little Joe's driver), Ted Adams (the court clerk), Stanley Andrews (Mr. Jones, lingerie customer), Phil Arnold (Allen's cellmate), Douglas Aylesworth (bit part), Jack Baxley (Angus, funeral director), Jack Chefe (the speakeasy headwaiter), Sayre Dearing (Maboose's henchman), Chuck Hamilton (cop), Donald Kerr (reporter on the phone), Charles Knight (Jock, funeral director), Julie Mitchum (Miss Croft, Jones' secretary), Will Orleans (Deadpan, gangster in the movie), Lorin Raker (jury foreman), Jack Roper (restaurant gangster), Harry Wilson (the diner in the opening montage) Nat 'King' Cole (himself), Dusty Fletcher (Dusty 'Open the Door' Fletcher, aka Killer Diller), George Wiltshire (Mortimer Dumdone, manager), Butterfly McQueen (Butterfly), Nellie Hill (Lola, Dumdone's girlfriend), Freddie Robinson (Sarge), William Campbell (policeman), Edgar Martin (policeman), Sidney Easton (policeman), Augustus Smith (stage hand), Jackie 'Moms' Mabley (Vaudeville star), Ken Renard (Voodoo Man, magician), Andy Kirk and His Orchestra (themselves), The Clark Brothers (themselves), The Four Congaroos (themselves), The King Cole Trio (themselves), Andy Kirk (himself), Johnny Miller (himself, member King Cole Trio), Oscar Moore (himself, member King Cole Trio), Patterson and Jackson (themselves), Warren Patterson (himself, as Patterson and Jackson), Al Jackson (himself, as Patterson and Jackson), Beverly White (herself, singer)