17 February 1932 Comedy, Mystery 19 mins
When the leading lady of a motion picture is murdered in the middle of a scene, Inspector Carr and Dr. Crabtree are called in to investigate.
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Donald Meek as Dr. Crabtree
John Hamilton as Insp. Carr
Robert Middlemass as Boris Seminoff
Thelma Tipson as Dolly Demarest
Walter Fenner as Ian Stevens
Jane Bramley as Mae Norton
Frank McNellis as Monitor Man (uncredited)
Harry Tyler as Assistant Director (uncredited)
Herschel Mayall as Medical Examiner (uncredited)
Joseph Henabery Director
Edwin B. DuPar Director of Photography
Burnet Hershey Adaptation
S.S. Van Dine Writer
United States 17 February 1932
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