A Fig Leaf for Eve is a 1944 English-language Drama movie written by Harry O. Hoyt and Elizabeth Hayter. The movie is directed by Don Brodie and produced by Raymond Friedgen and J. Richard Westen. Exotic-dancer Eve Lorraine('Jan Wiley')), with aspirations of being a screen actress, isn't happy with the direction her career has taken, what with performing at a club where the opening and closing act is Selika Pettiford (Selika Pettiford) playing the organ. She's being ragging her boy friend slash publicity agent, Dan McGrath (Phil Warren)) to get her some attention, so while she is dancing around a smoke pot, dandy Dan puts in a call to police sergeant Tomlin (Dick Rush) to send them over to the club because Eve is performing a dance that will corrupt the town's morals for decades to come. So the obliging Tomlin drops by and arrests her. Bail bondsman Gus Hoffman(Eddie Dunn) bails Eve out of the clink, and gets the idea she could be passed off as a candidate for a 'missing since childhood' heiress, and he and lawyer Campbell (Emmett Vogan) hustles Eve over to meet the Sardham family, who may or may not be all that enthused about finding the missing relative. Written by Les Adams. A fig leaf for eve features Jan Wiley in the title role along with an ensemble cast including Phil Warren, Eddie Dunn, Janet Scott, Emmett Vogan, Edward Keane and Betty Blythe. Cinematography was done by Marcel Le Picard and editing by Richard C. Currier. The motion picture has a running time of 69 minutes. It was released on 4th July 1944.