The Dawn Express 1942 DVD Film Action Michael Whalen Anne Nagel William Bakewell Constance Worth Han

The Dawn Express 1942 DVD Film Action Michael Whalen Anne Nagel William Bakewell Constance Worth Hans Heinrich von Twardowski Jack Mulhall George Pembroke Kenneth Harlan , Released March 27, 1942: Two U.S. chemical companies are developing a secret formula for making gasoline much more powerful, and a Nazi spy ring stops at nothing to get the formula. Charles Lamont: Arthur St. Claire 1h 4min 1h 2min. Ray Walker (Jim Landis), Berton Churchill (Paul Bernard), Irene Ware (Elsa Carson), Hobart Bosworth (Charles Carson), Hedda Hopper (Aunt Marian Tallman), E.E. Clive (Foot the butler), Harold Goodwin (Peter Blake, chemist), William V. Mong (Henry Carson), Michael Mark (Arthur Bell), John St. Polis (Dr. Munro), Miki Morita (Chong, Mrs. Tallman's servant), Aggie Herring (Mrs. Dubbin the cook), Rose Allen (Mrs. Murphy, the housekeeper), Fred Kelsey (Detective Bruce), Charles McAvoy (policeman at the tenement fire), Kathryn Sheldon (Helen Smith, Carson housemaid), Harry Strang (policeman), Lloyd Whitlock (Mr. Watson) Michael Whalen (Robert Norton), Anne Nagel (Nancy Fielding), William Bakewell (Tom Fielding), Constance Worth (Linda Pavlo), Hans Heinrich von Twardowski (Captain Gemmler), Jack Mulhall (Chief Agent James Curtis), George Pembroke (Professor Karl Schmidt), Kenneth Harlan (government agent Brown), Robert Frazer (John Oliver), Hans von Morhart (Heinrich, a kidnapper), Michael Vallon (Argus,the blind spy), Willy Castello (Otto, spy with cheek scar), Charles Calvert (headwaiter Schultz), Jack Cheatham (Max the bartender), Jack Gardner (Nazi spy), George Burr Macannan (Wolf, the kidnap car driver), Frank Mayo (Ed, the government agent shadowing Tom), George Morrell (waiter), C. Montague Shaw (Franklyn Prescott, Nancy's boss), Rudolph Steinboeck (restaurant patron), Crane Whitley (agent), Poppy Wilde (restaurant patron), William Yetter Sr. (Heinrich's partner/kidnapper).