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A Diabolical Tale Of Mystery And Murder!
1934 | 68m | English

(387 votes)

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The owner of a large mansion in the country throws a costume party for some of his friends. However, the party turns sour when he is found stabbed to death in a closet. The police and a guest try to discover who committed the murder.
Release Date: Jun 15, 1934
Director: Richard Thorpe
Writer: H. Ashbrook, Andrew Moses
Genres: Mystery, Thriller
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Production Companies Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corporation
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: May 08, 2024
Entered: Apr 26, 2024
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Name Character
Shirley Grey Jean Kester
Charles Starrett Michael Tracy
Claude Gillingwater Steven Kester
John Wray Inspector Crofton
William Bakewell Cliff Miller
Dorothy Revier Mrs. Pritchard
Stephen Chase Mr. Victor Pritchard
Ben Hendricks Jr. Detective Regan
Arthur Clayton Roger Hall
Aggie Herring Dora, the Kester Housekeeper
Elmer Ballard Lenox, the Kester Butler
Edward Keane Raynor
Name Job
H. Ashbrook Novel
Richard Thorpe Director
Edward C. Jewell Art Direction
Melville Shyer Assistant Director
Andrew Moses Writer
M.A. Andersen Director of Photography
Pete Clark Sound
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Geronimo1967
5.0

Do you know what - if the cast had just been a shade better, this could have been really quite a gripping little whodunnit, but neither Shirley Grey ("Jean") nor Charles Starrett ("Michael") really shine as they investigate the brutal murder of their party host, and her grandfather (Claude Gillingwa ... ter). Richard Thorpe certainly has plenty to work with adapting Harriette Ashbrook's quickly paced and frequently pithy novel, and the plot does have a few twists that keep us guessing for much of it, but the performances don't really gel and but for a few timely scenes with the charming Dorothy Revier and Aggie Herring & Elmer Ballard as the dead man's gossiping domestic staff, the thing just falls a bit flat. Pity, it's a good story and the production standards are high.

Jun 13, 2022