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Betrayal from the East

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Calorie Rating: 115
Released: 1945-04-24
MPAA Rating: NR
Running Time: 82 Minutes
Studios: RKO Radio Pictures,

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A carnival showman tries to keep Japanese spies from sabotaging the Panama Canal.

Director / Directors

William Berke

Director

Cast

Lee Tracy

Character: Eddie Carter

Nancy Kelly

Character: Peggy Harrison

Richard Loo

Character: Lt. Cmdr. Miyazaki, alias Tani

Regis Toomey

Character: Agent Posing as 'Sgt. Jimmy Scott'

Abner Biberman

Character: Yamato

Philip Ahn

Character: Kato

Addison Richards

Character: Captain Bates, G-2

Bruce Edwards

Character: Purdy, G-2 Agent

Hugh Ho Chang

Character: Mr. Araki

Victor Sen Yung

Character: Omaya

Roland Varno

Character: Kurt Guenther

Louis Jean Heydt

Character: Jack Marsden

Jason Robards Sr.

Character: Charlie Hildebrand

Drew Pearson

Character: Himself

Grace Lem

Character: Restaurant Fortune Teller

Howard Johnson

Character: Wilheim (uncredited)

Virginia Belmont

Character: Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)

Sammy Blum

Character: Drunk at Carnival Show (uncredited)

Patti Brill

Character: Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)

Early Cantrell

Character: American Cafe Waitress (uncredited)

Fred Carpenter

Character: Newsboy (uncredited)

Keye Chang

Character: Japanese Consul (uncredited)

Peter Chong

Character: Capt. Yasuda (uncredited)

Chester Conklin

Character: (uncredited)

Harold Fong

Character: Ship's Mate (uncredited)

Paul Fung

Character: Torture Master (uncredited)

Edmund Glover

Character: (uncredited)

Sherry Hall

Character: (uncredited)

Mary Halsey

Character: Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)

Eric Hansen

Character: Holtzig (uncredited)

Emperor Hirohito of Japan

Character: Hirohito (archive footage) (uncredited)

David Hong

Character: Japanese Spy (uncredited)

Russell Hopton

Character: (uncredited)

Lee Hu

Character: Japanese Spy (uncredited)

Len King

Character: Japanese Spy (uncredited)

Isabel La Mal

Character: (uncredited)

George Lee

Character: Japanese Bellboy in Panama (uncredited)

Weaver Levy

Character: Panama Cabbie-Spy (uncredited)

Manuel López

Character: Panama City Waiter (uncredited)

Manuel París

Character: Panama Travel Desk Clerk (uncredited)

Lee Phelps

Character: Immigration Officer with Black Hatband (uncredited)

Alfred Song

Character: Itoh (uncredited)

Hermine Sterler

Character: Keller (uncredited)

Margie Stewart

Character: Carter's Showgirl (uncredited)

H.T. Tsiang

Character: Japanese Spy (uncredited)

Henry Victor

Character: Brunzman (uncredited)

Fay Wall

Character: Helga (uncredited)

Alan Ward

Character: Patrolman at Accident (uncredited)

Bryant Washburn

Character: Doctor at Accident (uncredited)

Jean Wong

Character: Ms. Morita (uncredited)

Victor Wong

Character: Joe

Guy Zanette

Character: Desk Clerk (uncredited)

Production and Crew

Aubrey Wisberg

Screenplay

Roy Webb

Original Music Composer

Aubrey Wisberg

Adaptation

Herman Schlom

Producer

Russell Metty

Director of Photography

Kenneth Gamet

Screenplay

Alan Hynd

Novel

Duncan Mansfield

Editor