Careful, Soft Shoulders 82 years old
She's a streamlined Mata Hari!
In this espionage movie, set in Washington during WW II, the daughter of an ex-senator has become a dress model. She is approached by an American counter-espionage agent who offers her a chance to serve her country. The carefree son of a naval official receives a similar offer. He is asked to secure secret Naval plans. Unbeknownst to them, the man they work for is actually a Nazi spy. The two dupes finally figure it out, and the spy kidnaps them. Somehow they escape and break up the spy ring.
Credits
Careful, Soft Shoulders Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Ralph Byrd He was 33, 43 years old when he died | as Elliott Salmon |
| William B. Davidson He was 54, 59 years old when he died | as Mr. Aldrich |
| James Ellison He was 32, 83 years old when he died | as Thomas Aldrich |
| Charles Tannen He was 26, 65 years old when he died | as Joe |
| Virginia Bruce She was 31, 71 years old when she died | as Connie Mathers |
| Sheila Ryan She was 21, 54 years old when she died | as Agatha Mather |
| Erville Alderson He was 60, 74 years old when he died | as Government Official |
| Aubrey Mather He was 56, 72 years old when he died | as Mr. Fortune |
Careful, Soft Shoulders Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Richard Day as Art Direction. He was 46 (76) years old when He died | Art |
| Oliver H.P. Garrett as Director. He was 48 (57) years old when He died | Directing |
| Oliver H.P. Garrett as Screenplay. He was 48 (57) years old when He died | Writing |
| Nick DeMaggio as Editor. He was 51 (90) years old when He died | Editing |
| Albert Hogsett as Art Direction. He was 43 (81) years old when He died | Art |
| Charles G. Clarke as Cinematography. He was 43 (84) years old when He died | Crew |
| Herschel McCoy as Costume Design. He was 30 (43) years old when He died | Costume & Make-Up |
| Walter Morosco as Producer. He was 43 (49) years old when He died | Production |
Careful, Soft Shoulders (82 years)
She's a streamlined Mata Hari!
- Release day: Friday, September 18, 1942
- Runtime: 69 minutes