Ed Emerson

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• Mr. Lucky October 18, 1943
• Slightly Dangerous October 25, 1943 · doubles
• So Proudly We Hail November 1, 1943 · doubles
• Salute to the Marines November 8, 1943
• The Navy Comes Through (November 1943) November 29, 1943
• Five Graves to Cairo December 13, 1943 · doubles
• Dixie December 20, 1943 · doubles
• Kathleen December 27, 1943
• The Fallen Sparrow February 14, 1944
• Wake Up and Live February 21, 1944 · doubles
• Destroyer April 3, 1944
• Appointment for Love (1944) May 1, 1944
• Lost Angel June 19, 1944
• It Happened Tomorrow July 3, 1944 · doubles
• Casanova Brown December 11, 1944
• The Vagabond King (1944) December 25, 1944
• I Never Left Home January 8, 1945 · doubles
• Lady in the Dark January 29, 1945
• For Whom the Bell Tolls February 12, 1945
• Bedtime Story (1945) February 26, 1945
• The Devil and Miss Jones (1945) March 12, 1945
• Grissley's Millions March 19, 1945
• Swanee River April 2, 1945 · doubles
• The Petrified Forest (1945) April 23, 1945
• Moontide April 30, 1945 · doubles
• Kentucky May 28, 1945 · doubles
• Murder, My Sweet June 11, 1945 · doubles
• The Canterville Ghost June 18, 1945
• The Woman in the Window June 25, 1945 · doubles
• Christmas Holiday September 17, 1945 · doubles
• Mrs. Skeffington October 1, 1945 · doubles
• Blood on the Sun December 3, 1945
• Made for Each Other (1945) December 17, 1945 · doubles
• Pride of the Marines December 31, 1945 · doubles
• Johnny Eager January 21, 1946
• Fallen Angel June 17, 1946
• Killer Kates December 16, 1946 · doubles
• Crack-Up December 30, 1946 · doubles
• Ride the Pink Horse December 8, 1947
• Anchors Aweigh December 29, 1947 · doubles
• The Street with No Name January 31, 1949
• What a Woman! March 14, 1949
• Mildred Pierce (1949) June 6, 1949