Money to Loan (1939): Cast
Money to Loan is a 1939 short crime drama directed by Joseph M. Newman, starring Addison Richards as District Attorney Norman Kennedy, Alan Dinehart and Eddy Waller. It runs 20 minutes.
- Released
- Runtime
- 20 min
- Director
- Joseph M. Newman
- Original language
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English - Studio
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
- After the credits
- No No extra scene
What Is Money to Loan About?
The premise of Money to Loan without spoilers.
MGM crime reporter introduces District Attorney Norman Kennedy, who explores society’s drive for money and the extreme lengths people pursue it. He examines loan‑sharking through Stephen Hanley, a broker who posed his operation as a loan business while charging high rates and using extortion and fraud to extract more from borrowers than they owed.
Money to Loan Themes & Keywords
· 21 tags- loan shark
- radio broadcasting
- publisher
- used car dealer
- bill collector
- harassment
- repossession
- contractor
- jail
- truck accident
- reporter
- assault
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- musician
- saxophone
- extortion
- ambulance
- murder
- arrest
- police officer
- ex convict
- crime does not pay series
Money to Loan Cast & Characters
Addison Richards leads the cast as District Attorney Norman Kennedy, with Alan Dinehart as Stephen Hanley and Eddy Waller as Loan Victim in House. Directed by Joseph M. Newman; 30 actors are credited in all.
- Director Joseph M. Newman
- Addison Richards as District Attorney Norman Kennedy
- Alan Dinehart as Stephen Hanley
- Eddy Waller as Loan Victim in House
- Ruth Warren as Loan Victim's Wife
Also Starring in Money to Loan
· 26 more- Paul Guilfoyle Hanley's Assistant
- Lee Phelps Policeman
- Emmett Vogan Loan Officer
- Lester Dorr Frank Sidley, Loan Victim
- Eddy Chandler Police Sergeant
- Chuck Hamilton Policeman in District Attorney's Office
- Max Wagner Hanley's Strong-Arm Man
- George Magrill Radio Broadcaster (uncredited) Hanley's Strong Arm Man
- Edward Hearn Police Captain
- John Dilson Clarence Z. Dodds, Hanley's Accountant
- Edwin Stanley McCormick
- Howard M. Mitchell Policeman
- Frances Morris Telephone Operator
- Dick Rich Truck Driver
- Cap Somers Arresting Officer
- John Butler Joe Mello
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- Phillip Terry MGM Crime Reporter
- Tom Neal Ambulance Intern
- Ivan Miller Police Detective
- Edward Pawley Calumette
- Reid Kilpatrick Radio Broadcaster
- Jack Egan Saxophone Musician
- Tom Collins Reporter
- Warren McCollum Harry Baldwin
- Terrance Ray Second Intern
- Christina Welles Marian Ford
More from Joseph M. Newman
More films directed by Joseph M. Newman: The George Raft Story, A Thunder of Drums, Twenty Plus Two and Tarzan, the Ape Man.
Cars in Money to Loan
8 cars on screen, including the 1939 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 and the 1935 Chevrolet Master De Luxe.
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1939 Cadillac Fleetwood 75 Minor role -
1935 Chevrolet Master De Luxe Minor role -
1933 Dodge Commercial Panel Minor role -
Dodge unknown Minor role
Money to Loan Also Known As
Also known as “Crime Does Not Pay No. 21: Money to Loan”.
- Also known as
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- Crime Does Not Pay No. 21: Money to Loan
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Money to Loan FAQ: Cast, Runtime & Release Date
Runtime, release date, director, cast and post-credit scenes of Money to Loan, each answered in a sentence.
How long is Money to Loan?
Money to Loan runs 20 minutes.
When was Money to Loan released?
Money to Loan was released on March 11, 1939.
Who directed Money to Loan?
Money to Loan was directed by Joseph M. Newman.
More films by Joseph M. Newman Who is in the cast of Money to Loan?
Money to Loan stars Addison Richards as District Attorney Norman Kennedy, Alan Dinehart as Stephen Hanley and Eddy Waller as Loan Victim in House, among 30 credited actors.
Does Money to Loan have a post-credit scene?
No. Money to Loan has no extra scene during or after the credits.
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