Sirocco

Cosmo Sardo as Soldier (uncredited) Märta Torén as Violette Louis Merrill as Egyptian (uncredited) Humphrey Bogart as Harry Smith Neyle Morrow as Syrian Lad (uncredited) Zero Mostel as Balukjiaan Jay Novello as Hamal (uncredited) Dick Botiller as Man (uncredited) Jeff Corey as Feisal (uncredited) Bernie Gozier as Guard (uncredited) Edward Colmans as Col. Corville (uncredited) Harry Guardino as Lt. Collet (uncredited) Carl Milletaire as Assistant Proprietor (uncredited) Dan Seymour as Wealthy Syrian (uncredited) Tristram Coffin as Guard (uncredited) Lee J. Cobb as Col. Feroud Ludwig Donath as Flophouse Proprietor Argentina Brunetti as Woman (uncredited) Leonard Penn as Rifat (uncredited) John Bleifer as Hungarian (uncredited) Peter Brocco as Barber (uncredited) Ralph Volkie as Man (uncredited) Paul Fierro as Lieutenant (uncredited) John Halloran as Guard (uncredited) Jack Chefe as Man (uncredited) Onslow Stevens as Emir Hassan David Bond as Achmet George Nardelli as Soldier (uncredited) Nick Dennis as Nasir Aboud Peter Virgo as Sentry (uncredited) Everett Sloane as Gen. LaSalle Gerald Mohr as Major Jean Leon Peter Mamakos as Merchant Businessman (uncredited) Martin Wilkins as Omar (uncredited) George Calliga as Nightclub Patron (uncredited) Harry Cording as Master Sergeant (uncredited) Paul Marion as Officer (uncredited)

Joseph Kessel Novel George Antheil Original Music Composer Curtis Bernhardt Director Viola Lawrence Editor A.I. Bezzerides Screenplay