The Second Floor Mystery Trailer

The Second Floor Mystery Trailer (1930)

"A NEW KIND OF MYSTERY THRILLER!" 26 April 1930 Comedy, Mystery 58 mins

In this mystery, a man and woman have been corresponding through a "personal" column under the names Lord Strawberries and Lady Grapefruit. When the man's neighbor is found dead upstairs, he and the lady are the prime suspects of a police inspector, who has his own very good reason for blaming them.

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Cast

Grant Withers

as Geoffrey West

Loretta Young

as Marion Ferguson

H.B. Warner

as Inspector Bray

Claire McDowell

as Aunt Hattie

Sidney Bracey

as Alfred

Crauford Kent

as Capt. Fraser-Freer

John Loder

as Fraser-Freer's Younger Brother

Claude King

as Enright

Crew

Louis Silvers

Louis Silvers Music Director

Samuel Kaylin

Original Music Composer

Barney McGill

Barney McGill Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 26 April 1930

Production Companies

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