The Senator was Indiscreet (December 26, 1947)

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Released on December 26, 1947: description

Produced by Nunnally Johnson

Directed by George S. Kaufman

Written by Edwin Lanham and Charles MacArthur

The Actors: William Powell (Senator Melvin G. Ashton), Ella Raines (Poppy McNaughton), Peter Lind Hayes (Lew Gibson), Arleen Whelan (Valerie Shepherd), Ray Collins (Fred Houlihan), Allen Jenkins (Farrell), Charles D. Brown (Dinty), Hans Conried (waiter), Whit Bissell (Oakes), Milton Parsons (Joe, aka 'you know who'), Francis Pierlot (Frank), Oliver Blake (Indian), Chief Thundercloud (Indian), Iron Eyes Cody (Indian), Boyd Davis (politico), Rodney Bell (politico), Edward Clark (Eddie), Cynthia Corley (Helen), William Forrest (U.S. Officer), Douglas Wood (University President), George Mann (Texan), Claire Carleton (Ingrid Stuyvesant), William Vedder (Mr. Griffin, book dealer), Nina Lunn (girl in elevator), John Wald (broadcaster), Vincent Pelletier (quiz master), John Alban (politico), John Bagni (Italian waiter), Polly Bailey (chairwoman), William Bailey (politician), Billy Bletcher (newsboy), Sven Hugo Borg (Swedish waiter), Lucius Brooks (busboy), Paul Bryant (black caddy), John Butler (reporter), Jack Chefe (waiter), Jimmy Clark (bellboy), Eddie Coke (ticket buyer), Tom Coleman (politico), Rex Dale (unknown), Alexis Davidoff (guest), Walter DeCardo (unknown), Forrest Dickson (guest), Watson Downs (unknown), Tom Dugan (attendant at stand), Gene Fowler (Charlie), Martin Garralaga (Italian waiter), Marilyn Gladstone (Miss Tomato Juice), Dick Gordon (unknown), Ethan Laidlaw (unknown), Myrna Loy (Mrs. Ashton), Frank McLure (manon dais), Howard M. Mitchell (guest), William Newell (elevator operator), John O'Connor (reporter), Franklin Parker (reporter), Laura R. Parrish (Aunt Abby), Bruce Riley (unknown), Beatrice Roberts (unknown), Leonardo Scavino (French waiter), Harold Schlickenmayer (man buying ticket), Walter Soderling (hotel clerk), Larry Steers (hotel attendant), Cedric Stevens (unknown), Mike Stokey (night clerk), Clarence Straight (reporter), John Valentine (desk clerk), Norma Varden (woman at banquet), Russ Whiteman (bellboy), Mervin Williams (newsreel man), Don Wilson (commentator)