The police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.The police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.The police investigates five possible suspects in the murder of a greedy and scheming woman who wronged them.
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Morris Buchanan
- Attendant
- (uncredited)
Ted Cooper
- Photographer
- (uncredited)
Franklyn Farnum
- Police Criminologist
- (uncredited)
Joe Gilbert
- Bar Patron
- (uncredited)
Paula Kyle
- Blonde on beach
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaCarolyn Grant's age is stated as being 29 but Marie Windsor was 35 when this was filmed.
- GoofsShe had her coat in her left arm along with her purse when boarding the boat.So this proves that she was able to wear coat when stepping off the boat later that evening.
- Quotes
Louise Nelson: [referring to Carolyn] Harlow, things could be a lot worse. Suppose you had to live under the same roof with her.
Harlow Grant: I might wind up killing her.
Louise Nelson: Don't say that. Don't even think it.
Philip Grant: Well, you can't blame him for thinking it. Any way you look at it, that woman's a witch.
Harlow Grant: And no matter how you spell it.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Svengoolie: Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man (2007)
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Marie Windsor Is Unlikeable
Marie Windsor is a piece of work. She's living apart from her husband, John Archer, but taking half his earnings. He wants to get married to Nancy Gates, so he asks Miss Windsor for a divorce. She wants a continuing half his earnings, plus $300,000 in cash; his father can sell his half of the business. Meanwhile, Miss Windsor is partners in an art gallery with Patrick Knowles, and putting the moves on Richard Crane, who's engaged to her assistant, Jil Jarmyn. In fact, she's just got Miss Jarmyn to return her engagement ring by telling her she's carrying on an affair with Crane.
So naturally she's shot by someone standing just offscreen. Enter the police.
It's a cheaply shot Republic B movie, and while everyone is decent, their line deliveries are rather declamatory. It's directed by Franklin Adreon(1902-1979). He had been writing Republic serials since 1937, and had directed a few for a couple of years. Now he was directing movies, and television, but it looks like the habits of the serials had stuck with him: grind them out cheap, grind them out fast and don't worry about the nuances. It's a well-written mystery, but the execution of the film is dull, except for Miss Windsor and her nasty attitude. I'd've shot her myself.
So naturally she's shot by someone standing just offscreen. Enter the police.
It's a cheaply shot Republic B movie, and while everyone is decent, their line deliveries are rather declamatory. It's directed by Franklin Adreon(1902-1979). He had been writing Republic serials since 1937, and had directed a few for a couple of years. Now he was directing movies, and television, but it looks like the habits of the serials had stuck with him: grind them out cheap, grind them out fast and don't worry about the nuances. It's a well-written mystery, but the execution of the film is dull, except for Miss Windsor and her nasty attitude. I'd've shot her myself.
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- Treachery
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- Westwood Village, Westwood, Los Angeles, California, USA(Historic photographs)
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- Runtime1 hour 10 minutes
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- 1.66 : 1
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