Haunted Harbor (1944) |
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| Director(s) | Spencer Gordon Bennet, Wallace Grissell |
| Producer(s) | Ronald Davidson |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama |
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Kay Aldridge(as Patricia Harding)
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Kay Aldridge
(as Patricia Harding)
Roy Barcroft(as Carter / Kane)
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
Released
1944
Roy Barcroft
(as Carter / Kane)
Forrest Taylor(as Dr. Oliver Harding [Chs. 1)
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
Released
1944
Forrest Taylor
(as Dr. Oliver Harding [Ch...)
Tom Steele(as Constable #1 [Chs. 1, 7] / Store Thug [Ch. 2] / Radio Bomb Thug [Ch. 10] / Henchman Bert Mead [Chs. 14)
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
Released
1944
Tom Steele
(as Constable #1 [Chs. 1, ...)
Jay Silverheels(as Native [Chs. 11)
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Jay Silverheels
(as Native [Chs. 11)
Robert J. Wilke(as 1st Bartender [Ch. 1])
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Robert J. Wilke
(as 1st Bartender [Ch. 1])
Harry Wilson(as Saloon Patron [Ch. 1])
Haunted Harbor
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1944
Haunted Harbor
Released
1944
Harry Wilson
(as Saloon Patron [Ch. 1])
Haunted Harbor Overview:
Haunted Harbor (1944) was a Action - Adventure Film directed by Spencer Gordon Bennet and Wallace Grissell and produced by Ronald Davidson.
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Chapter Titles:
- 1. Wanted For Murder (PCA #10051)
- 2. Flight To Danger
- 3. Ladder Of Death
- 4. The Unknown Assassin
- 5. Harbor Of Horror
- 6. Return Of the Fugitive
- 7. Journey Into Peril
- 8. Wings Of Doom
- 9. Death's Door
- 10.Crimson Sacrifice
- 11.Jungle Jeapardy
- 12.Fire Trap
- 13.Monster Of the Deep
- 14.High Voltage
- 15.Crucible Of Justice
This serial's story source was a novel written by Ewart Adamson, using his "non de plume" of Dayle Douglas. The 256-page novel was published by Mystery House of New York on June 12, 1943, and purchased, for $1000, for this serial on December 6, 1943 by Republic Pictures Corporation. This was Republic's last serial to be adapted from another medium. Every serial that followed was original material written by studio-assigned writers.