Grief Street Trailer

Grief Street Trailer (1931)

"Spectacular drama behind the scenes. The story of the love-life of a great Broadway star." 01 October 1931 Crime, Mystery, Romance 64 mins

A reporter helps the police investigate the murder of a disagreeable and philandering actor who is found strangled to death in his theater dressing room with its door and window locked from the inside.

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Cast

John Holland

as Jim Ryan

Barbara Kent

as Jean Royce

Raymond Largay

as Police Capt. Blake

James P. Burtis

as Police Sgt. Jardine

Lillian Rich

as Pamela Gregory

Lafe McKee

as Michael, theater watchman

Lloyd Whitlock

as Frank Murray

Larry Steers

as Ralph Burns

Dorothy Christy

as Ethel Wynn Merle

Crauford Kent

as Alvin Merle

Creighton Hale

as Play Co-star

Merrill McCormick

as Reporter Sam

Theodore Lorch

as Pop Collins, editor

Henry Hall

as Dr. Wattles, Medical Examiner

Crew

Melville Shyer

Melville Shyer Assistant Director

M.A. Andersen

M.A. Andersen Director of Photography

International Titles

Sombras de Broadway Trailer

Stage Whispers Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 28 September 1934

United States 01 October 1931

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