Call a Messenger (1939) follows the journey of a resilient young man from the streets who tries to steal from a post office but is apprehended. To escape the prospect of reform school, he secures a position as a messenger within the post office. Initially, he discovers a sense of purpose and enjoyment in his new role. When his brother is freed from prison, he strives to guide his sibling towards a lawful path. However, their lives become entangled with a notorious local gangster, who has a sinister scheme to exploit post office branches for robbery, intending to use the messenger and his brother as pawns in his criminal enterprise.
Call a Messenger (1939)
1939 · Movie · 65 min. · United States
Credits
Direction Arthur Lubin
Cast Billy Halop · Huntz Hall · Robert Armstrong · Mary Carlisle · Anne Nagel · Victor Jory · Buster Crabbe · El Brendel · Jimmy Butler · George Offerman Jr. · Hal E. Chester · William 'Billy' Benedict · David Gorcey · Harris Berger
Soundtrack Hans J. Salter
Screenplay Michael Kraike · Sally Sandlin · Arthur T. Horman
Cinematography Elwood Bredell
Technical sheet
Title Call a Messenger
Original title Call a Messenger
Year 1939
Type Movie
Length 65 min.
Country United States
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