South of Pago Pago
1940 film by Alfred E. Green
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South of Pago Pago
Summary
South of Pago Pago is a film[1].
Key Facts
- South of Pago Pago's instance of is recorded as film[2].
- South of Pago Pago was directed by Alfred Edward Green[3].
- South of Pago Pago's composer is recorded as Edward Ward[4].
- South of Pago Pago's genre is historical film[5].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Frances Farmer[6].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Victor McLaglen[7].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Jon Hall[8].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Olympe Bradna[9].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Gene Lockhart[10].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Douglass Dumbrille[11].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Francis Ford[12].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Ben Welden[13].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Abner Biberman[14].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Pedro de Cordoba[15].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Rudy Robles[16].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was James Flavin[17].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was James B. Leong[18].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Harry Woods[19].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Ray Mala[20].
- A cast member of South of Pago Pago was Al Kikume[21].
- South of Pago Pago was produced by Edward Small[22].
- South of Pago Pago's production company is recorded as Edward Small Productions[23].
- South of Pago Pago's director of photography is recorded as John J. Mescall[24].
- The original language of South of Pago Pago was English[25].
- South of Pago Pago's Commons category is recorded as South of Pago Pago[26].
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Authorship and Creation
South of Pago Pago was produced by Edward Small[22]. It was directed by Alfred Edward Green[3]. Cast members include Frances Farmer[6], Victor McLaglen[7], Jon Hall[8], Olympe Bradna[9], Gene Lockhart[10], and Douglass Dumbrille[11].
Publication
South of Pago Pago was published on July 19, 1940[27]. The original language of it was English[25]. Its genre is historical film[5].