Cry 'Havoc'

New Bataan hospital volunteer Pat (Ann Sothern) tangles with Army nurse Smitty (Margaret Sullavan), then gets an explanation from veteran Flo (Marsha Hunt), as they take over the switchboard, in MGM’s almost-all female WWII drama Cry Havoc, 1944.

Smitty (Margaret Sullavan) brings in the Corregidor evacuees who are the new volunteer medical staff on Bataan, Ann Sothern as Pat, Ella Raines, Gloria Grafton, Diana Lewis, Fely Franquelli, Dorothy Morris, Heather Angel, Frances Gifford and Joan Blondell as Grace, in Cry Havoc, 1944.

Opening with narration, MGM’s successful adaptation of the unsuccessful play by Allan Kenward, introducing the three regular army principals at the struggling hospital on Bataan, Margaret Sullavan as Smitty, Fay Bainter as the captain, Marsha Hunt as Flo, in Cry Havoc, 1944.

Bluer-blooded but sulky volunteer nurse Connie (Ella Raines) tries to make up with tougher Pat (Ann Sothern) after a tantrum, when Sue (Dorothy Morris) is rescued days after a raid, at a fictional Bataan hospital, in MGM’s Cry Havoc, 1944.

Cry Havoc (1943) as a group of nurses stay behind to treat the wounded after the Japanese seize Bataan during World War II.