| Voice of the Turtle, The | |||||
| Warner Brothers (1947) | |||||
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| Ronald Reagan | Sergeant Bill Page | |
| Eleanor Parker | Sally Middleton | |
| Eve Arden | Olive Lashbrooke | |
| Wayne Morris | Comm. Ned Burling | |
| Kent Smith | Kenneth Bartlett | |
| John Emery | George Harrington | |
| Erskine Sanford | Storekeeper | |
| John Holland | Henry Atherton | |
| Douglas Kennedy | Naval officer | |
| Ernest Anderson | Second Elevator Operator | |
| Lois Austin | Part of a theater party | |
| Richard Bartell | Ticket Agent | |
| Peter Camlin | French-speaking person | |
| Tristram Coffin | Part of a theater party | |
| Bunty Cutler | Girl at Telephone |
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| Producer | Charles Hoffman
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| Writer | John Van Druten
Charles Hoffman |
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Budding actress Sally Middleton agrees to a date with Bill Page, a soldier on a weekend pass, after he's stood up by her worldly friend, Olive. When Bill has a problem getting a hotel room, he ends up spending the weekend with Sally at her apartment. Both have to fight temptation as they become attracted to one another. |
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