George P. Quigley

George P. Quigley was a director and producer of films in the United States and Cuba. The National Museum of African American History and Culture includes coverage of two films he directed and other sources identify several more. He was also involved with Super Sleuth produced by Consolidated National Films in 1944. As of October that year, Century Productions planned to close a deal for the film, and planned to film a second movie in Havana. The film's release by Eagle-Lion Films was announced in October 1949. It was given a "B" rating by the National Legion of Decency, indicating that it was "morally objectionable in part." It received some less than favorable reviews. A theater in Albany, New York withdrew the film shortly after it was released, along with The Devil in the Flesh, a film protested by the National League of Decency.

Filmography

Director Murder with Music (1941), the 30-minute film Howard's House Party was clipped from it Mistaken Identity (1946) Junction 88 (1947)

Producer Sarumba (1950)

Writer Cuba Canta y Baila, screenplay