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The Films of Cleo Moore

Here is a complete list of Cleo Moore's films
    * Congo Bill (Columbia, 1948)
            Cast: Don McGuire, Cleo Moore.  15-chapter serial (each  about 20 minutes
            in length) with Cleo, an American heiress lost in the jungle since childhood,  now
            regarded as "the White Queen" by natives.
    * Bright Leaf (Warner Bros., 1950)
           Cast: Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall, Patricia Neal. Cleo has a bit part as one of
          the girls also employed at the same whorehouse as
           Bacall.
    * This Side of the Law (Warner Bros., 1950)
           Cleo has a bit part.
    * Dynamite Pass (RKO-Radio, 1950)
           Director: Lew Landers.  Cast: Tim Holt, Richard Martin,  Lynne Roberts,
           Regis Toomey,  Robert Shayne, Don Harvey, Cleo Moore,  John Dehner,
           Denver Pyle.   Western with Holt and Martin aiding a couple who fighting
           crooks in their attempt at making a toll-free road to town.   Cleo has a
           supporting part as a young lady with romantic designs on Martin.
    * Rio Grande Patrol (RKO-Radio, 1950)
           Director: Lesley Selander.   Cast: Tim Holt,  Richard Martin, Jane Nigh,
           Douglas Fowley, Cleo Moore, Rick Vallin, John Holland.  Holt and sidekick
           Martin stumble on to a band a gun-runners in this B Western.  Cleo is cast as
           a dance-hall girl in love with Martin.
     *    Hunt The Man Down (RKO-Radio, 1950)
           Director: George Archainbaud.  Cast: Gig Young, Lynne Roberts, Mary
           Anderson, Willard Parker, Carla Balenda, Gerald Mohr, Cleo Moore,  John
           Kellogg.  Public defender decides to clear a fugitive of a 12-year-old murder
           rap.  Cleo is one of a group of friends who may know more about the murder
           than has previously been claimed.
    * Gambling House (RKO-Radio, 1950)
             Director: Ted Tetzlaff.   Cast: Victor Mature, Terry Moore, William Bendix,
             Zachary Charles, Cleo Moore, Basil Ruysdael..  Melodrama about a gambler
             facing deportation.  Cleo has a supporting part as the girlfriend of a friend of
             the gambler.
    * On Dangerous Ground (RKO-Radio, 1951)
             Director: Nicholas Ray.  Cast: Ida Lupino, Robert Ryan, Ward Bond, Charles
            Kemper, Anthony Ross, Ed Begley, Ian Wolfe, Cleo Moore, Sumner Williams,
            Frank Ferguson.   A hardened cop is softened by his meeting a blind girl,who
            happens to be the sister of the man he is pursuing.  Cleo plays a gun's moll who
            is seduced by the cop and pays heavily for her squealing.
    * The Pace That Thrills (RKO-Radio, 1952)
           Director: Leon Barsha.  Cast: Bill Williams, Carla Balenda, Robert Armstrong,
           Frank McHugh, Steve Flagg, Cleo Moore, John Mallory.  B picture set in the
           world of motorcycling racing.   Cleo has a small part as one of  the groupies who
           pursue heroes of the sport.
    * Strange Fascination (Columbia, 1952)
           Director: Hugo Haas.   Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Mona Barrie, Rick
           Vallin, Karen Sharpe.  Distingushed pianist Haas hits the skids thanks to his
           obsession with bad blonde Cleo.
    * Thy Neighbor's Wife (20th Century-Fox, 1953)
            Director: Hugo Haas.  Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Ken Carlton, Kathleen
            Hughes, Tom Fadden, Darr Smith.  Cleo is an adultress wife married to a ruthless
            Judge in a small Moravian village in this melodrama set in the 1850's.
    * One Girl's Confession (Columbia, 1953)
           Director: Hugo Haas. Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Glenn Langan, Ellen
           Stansbury, Burt Mustin,. Anthony Jochim, Russ Conway.  Cleo is cast as the
           ward of a cruel cafe owner, who decides to help herself to some of the old geezer's
           ill-gotten loot.
    * Bait (Columbia, 1954)
           Director: Hugo Haas.  Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, John Agar, Sir Cedric
           Hardwicke, Emmett Lynn, Bruno Ve Sota.   Cleo stars as a luckless cashier at
           a small grocery who joins up with two men in their quest for gold.
    * The Other Woman (20th Century-Fox, 1954)
           Director: Hugo Haas.  Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Lance Fuller, Lucille
           Barkley, Jack Macy, John Qualen, Carollee Kelly.  Sexy starlet Cleo decides to
           seduce and blackmail adulterous director Haas.
    * Women's Prison (Columbia, 1955)
           Director: Lewis Seiler.  Cast: Ida Lupino, Jan Sterling, Cleo Moore, Howard
           Duff, Audrey Totter, Phyllis Thaxter, Warren Stevens, Mae Clarke,  Gertrude
           Michael, Juanita Moore.  Cleo is cast of the sexiest of the prisoners exploited by
           cruel matron Lupino.
    * Hold Back Tomorrow (Universal, 1955)
           Director: Hugo Haas.   Cast: Cleo Moore, John Agar, Frank De Kova, Dallas
           Boyd, Steffi Sidney, Harry Guardino, Mona Knox.   A prisoner is granted his last
           wish  - spending his last night with a woman , jaded prostitute Cleo.
    * Over-exposed (Columbia, 1956)
           Director: Lewis Seiler.   Cast: Cleo Moore, Richard Crenna, Isobel Elsom,
           Raymond Greenleaf, Shirley Thomas, James O'Rear, Jack Albertson, Jeanne
           Cooper.   Cleo stars as a dance-hall girl who goes "legit" and becomes a
           professional photographer and climbs the ladder of success "wrong by wrong."
    * Hit and Run (United Artists, 1957)
           Director: Hugo Haas.  Cast: Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Vince Edwards, Dolores
           Reed, Mari Lea, Pat Goldin, Julie Mitchum.  Cleo is cast as a sexy showgirl who
            marries a service station owner but finds herself drawn to his hunky mechanic.

Note: According to a 1950 newspaper clipping, Cleo has a part in the film 711 Ocean Drive (Columbia, 1950) but this appearance has not been confirmed.

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