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Grand Central Murder ()


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Classic whodunit mystery film about a gold-digging variety show actress who has many enemies and is found dead in her private railroad car at Grand Central Station in New York.

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'Rocky' Custer
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Mida King
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Constance Furness
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Sue Custer
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Roger Furness
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Inspector Gunther
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Pearl Delroy
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David V. Henderson
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'Turk' (as Horace McNally)
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Frankie Ciro
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'Baby' Delroy
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Paul Rinehart
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Ramon
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Arthur Doolin
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Whistling Messenger (uncredited)
Evalene Bankston ...
Blonde (uncredited)
Arthur Q. Bryan ...
Medical Examiner (uncredited)
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Train Conductor (uncredited)
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Eric 'Schnelly the Mooch' Schneller (uncredited)
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Policeman (uncredited)
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Det. Mike McAdams (uncredited)
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Doll (uncredited)
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Det. Strom (uncredited)
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Night Watchman (uncredited)
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Police Stenographer (uncredited)
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Louis 'Mileaway Louie' Scarpi (uncredited)
Lee Phelps ...
First Railroad Yardman (uncredited)
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Tubby (uncredited)
Clark Ross ...
Tenor (uncredited)
Robert Ryan ...
Police Lieutenant (uncredited)
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Autopsy Surgeon (uncredited)
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Detective with Doolin (uncredited)
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Police Officer (uncredited)
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Second Railroad Yardman (uncredited)
Christina Teague ...
Morgue Nurse (uncredited)
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Queenie McQueen (uncredited)
Chalky Williams ...
Police Officer (uncredited)
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Stagehand (uncredited)

Directed by

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S. Sylvan Simon

Written by

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Peter Ruric ... (screenplay)
 
Sue MacVeigh ... (based on the novel by)

Produced by

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B.F. Zeidman ... producer

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David Snell ... (musical score)
Lennie Hayton ... (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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George J. Folsey ... director of photography (as George Folsey)

Editing by

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Conrad A. Nervig ... film editor

Art Direction by

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Cedric Gibbons

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Edwin B. Willis ... (set decorations)

Costume Design by

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Howard Shoup ... (gowns) (as Shoup)

Makeup Department

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Sydney Guilaroff ... hair stylist: Miss Dane

Production Management

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Gilbert Kurland ... unit manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Hayes Goetz ... assistant director (uncredited)

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Eddie Imazu ... associate art director

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Douglas Shearer ... recording director

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Eugene Joseff ... costume jeweller (uncredited)
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Plot Summary

A convict being escorted in for retrial escapes at Grand Central and threatens his old girlfriend on the phone. She flees for her new beau's private railcar at the same station. When she is then found murdered the cops round up a motley group of suspects including the escapee, several guys feeling sore at the way the gold-digging broad had treated them, some jealous dames, and a private eye already on the case. Inspector Gunther soon has a problem--enough evidence to fry all of them. Written by Jeremy Perkins {J-26}

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Also Known As
  • La mujer que mintió (Argentina)
  • Uma Mulher que Mentiu (Portugal)
  • Keskusaseman rikos (Finland)
  • Убийство на Центральном вокзале (Soviet Union, Russian title)
  • La mujer que mintió (Mexico)
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  • 73 min
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Budget $250,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia The $50,000 Mr. Furness offers Mida is worth more than $878,000 in 2022. See more »
Movie Connections Edited from Broadway Melody of 1936 (1935). See more »
Soundtracks Broadway's Still Broadway See more »
Crazy Credits The following message is included during ending credits: "America needs your money. Buy defense bonds and stamps every pay day." See more »
Quotes Mida King, Stage Name of Beulah Toohey: Where were you raised? Didn't anyone ever tell you its bad luck to whistle in a dressing room?
Whistling Messenger: I'm sorry miss, I... I was raised in a cattle boat, where folks whistle when they feel like it, including the cows!
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