Edward Arnold, who gave up leading man roles for character parts, appears with Donna Reed in Eyes in the Night (1942).

Donna Reed appears with Rosemary DeCamp in two films, Eyes In The Night (1942) and again in Scandal Sheet (1952).

MGM released the film, Eyes in the Night, on October 16, 1942, starring Donna Reed and Edward Arnold.

A New York Times review called Eyes in the Night (1942) with Donna Reed and Ann Harding as a "tidy and tingling little thriller."

Edward Arnold, who gave up leading man roles for character parts, appears with Donna Reed in Eyes in the Night (1942).

Donna Reed appears with Rosemary DeCamp in two films, Eyes In The Night (1942) and again in Scandal Sheet (1952).

MGM released the film, Eyes in the Night, on October 16, 1942, starring Donna Reed and Edward Arnold.

A New York Times review called Eyes in the Night (1942) with Donna Reed and Ann Harding as a "tidy and tingling little thriller."

Edward Arnold, who gave up leading man roles for character parts, appears with Donna Reed in Eyes in the Night (1942).

Donna Reed appears with Rosemary DeCamp in two films, Eyes In The Night (1942) and again in Scandal Sheet (1952).

MGM released the film, Eyes in the Night, on October 16, 1942, starring Donna Reed and Edward Arnold.

When Donna Reed appeared with Ann Harding in Eyes In The Night (1942), even the seeing-eye shepherd dog made the New York Times review.

Donna Reed made two films with Rosemary DeCamp - Eyes In The Night (1942) and Scandal Sheet (1952).

Variety's review of Eyes In The Night panned the film but said, "Miss Reed clicks photogenically and otherwise despite hackneyed material."

Ann Harding appears with Donna Reed in the movie, Eyes in the Night (1942). Even the "seeing-eye" dog made the New York Times review.