Murder at Dawn Trailer

Murder at Dawn Trailer (1932)

15 February 1932 Horror, Thriller, Crime 62 mins

Mad scientist works on a death ray in his mountain hideaway.

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Cast

Josephine Dunn

as Doris Farrington

Eddie Boland

as Freddie

Marjorie Beebe

as Gertrude

Martha Mattox

as The Housekeeper

Mischa Auer

as Henry

Phillips Smalley

as Judge Folger

Crauford Kent

as Arnstein

Frank Ball

as Dr. Farrington

Alfred Cross

as Goddard

Crew

Edward A. Kull

Edward A. Kull Cinematography

Burton L. King

Burton L. King Production Supervisor

Ken Strickfaden

Ken Strickfaden Special Effects

International Titles

The Death Ray Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 15 February 1932

Production Companies

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