Call Northside 777,
directed by Henry
Hathaway,
written by Jerome Cady, Jay Dratler,
Leonard Hoffman and Quentin Reynolds,
was released in the United States on
February 13, 1948.
Based on the true 1932 Joseph
Majczek case,
and articles written by James P. McGuire and Jack McPhaul,
published in the Chicago Daily Times in 1944.
Narrated by Truman
Bradley.
Music by Alfred Newman.
Cast:
James Stewart, Richard
Conte, Lee J. Cobb, Helen Walker, Betty Garde, Kasia Orzazewski, Joanne De
Bergh, Howard Smith, Moroni Olsen, John McIntire, Paul Harvey, Robert Adler, Richard
Bishop, Larry J. Blake, John Bleifer, Truman Bradley, Dollie Caillet, Michael
Chapin, George Cisar, Jane Crowley, Jimmy Dime, Abe Dinovitch, Rex Downing, Eddie
Dunn, Lew Eckles, Ben Erway, Joseph Forte, Helen Foster, Stanley Gordon, Walter
Greaza, Jonathan Hale, Buck Harrington, Percy Helton, Samuel S. Hinds, Perry
Ivins, Robert Karnes, Leonarde Keeler, Cy Kendall, J.M. Kerrigan, Carl Kroenke,
Paul Kruger, Henry Kulky, Charles Lane, Philip Lord, Jack Mannick, E.G.
Marshall, Norman McKay, George Melford, Charles Miller, Edward Peil Jr., George
Pembroke, Wanda Perry, Arthur Peterson, Joe Ploski, William Post Jr., Addison
Richards, Thelma Ritter, Richard Rober, Dick Ryan, Peter Seal, Lester Sharpe, George
Spaulding, Ray Spiker, Lionel Stander, Ann Staunton, Freddie Steele, George
Turner, George Tyne, Bill Vendetta, Otto Waldis, Duke Watson, Robert B.
Williams.