
The Revolt of Mamie Stover
Drama
Overview
In the early ’40s, a San Francisco prostitute is run out of town just as World War II has begun to intensify. She settles down in Hawaii, hoping to start a new life.
Top Cast


Jane Russell
Jane Russell
Mamie Stover
Jane Russell
Mamie Stover


Richard Egan
Richard Egan
Jim Blair
Richard Egan
Jim Blair


Joan Leslie
Joan Leslie
Annalee Johnson
Joan Leslie
Annalee Johnson


Agnes Moorehead
Agnes Moorehead
Bertha Parchman
Agnes Moorehead
Bertha Parchman


Jorja Curtright
Jorja Curtright
Jackie
Jorja Curtright
Jackie


Michael Pate
Michael Pate
Harry Adkins
Michael Pate
Harry Adkins


Richard Coogan
Richard Coogan
Capt. Eldon Sumac
Richard Coogan
Capt. Eldon Sumac


Alan Reed
Alan Reed
Capitaine Gorecki
Alan Reed
Capitaine Gorecki


Eddie Firestone
Eddie Firestone
Tarzan
Eddie Firestone
Tarzan


Jean Willes
Jean Willes
Gladys
Jean Willes
Gladys
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