Johnny Angel

Furthering his investigation into the killing of his fellow New Orleans ships’ captain father, Angel (George Raft) gets past a headwaiter (Jack Overman) to interrogate Lilah (Claire Trevor), fickle wife of his boss, and night club owner Jewell (Lowell Gilmore), in Johnny Angel, 1946.

Looking for a gal connected to the killing of his father, also a New Orleans ships’ captain, Angel (George Raft) meets cabbie “Celestial,” (Hoagy Carmichael), skips one offer (from Chili Williams, best known as the pin-up Polka-Dot Girl) then grabs the unwilling Signe Hasso for a dance, in Johnny Angel, 1946.

Angel (George Raft) and Paulette (Signe Hasso) have just reconciled in the murder-mystery plot, thus the occasion for his driver, the philosophical Celestial O'Brien (Hoagy Carmichael) to offer what was then a new song, his tune with lyrics by Paul Francis Webster, in Johnny Angel, 1946.Johnny Angel, 1946.

Ashore in New Orleans, Captain Angel (George Raft), looking to find out how his father, who worked for the same shipping line, was killed, visits the main office, where we meet doyenne Miss Drumm (Margaret Wycherly), boss “Gusty” (Marvin Miller) and his wife Lilah (Claire Trevor), in Johnny Angel, 1946.

George Raft plays a sailor who sets out to get the guys who murdered his father in Johnny Angel (1945).