Night of the Quarter Moon

A POW marries a woman he meets in Mexico. Controversy erupts when people find out that she's one-quarter black.

Cast

Julie London

as Ginny O'Sullivan Nelson

John Drew Barrymore

as Roderic 'Chuck' Nelson

Anna Kashfi

as Maria Robbin

Dean Jones

as Lexington Nelson

Agnes Moorehead

as Cornelia Nelson

Nat King Cole

as Cy Robbin

Ray Anthony

as The Hotel Manager

Jackie Coogan

as Desk Sergeant Bragan

Charles Chaplin, Jr.

as Young Thug

Billy Daniels

as Head Waiter

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