The Crime of Helen Stanley Trailer

The Crime of Helen Stanley Trailer (1934)

"Lights! Camera! Murder!" 20 April 1934 Thriller, Crime, Mystery 58 mins

An actress is murdered in the midst of shooting a dance sequence for her latest picture, with Inspector Steve Trent on the case.

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Cast

Ralph Bellamy

as Insp. Steve Trent

Shirley Grey

as Betty Lane

Gail Patrick

as Helen Stanley

Kane Richmond

as Lee Davis

Bradley Page

as George T. Noel

Vincent Sherman

as Karl Williams

Phillip Trent

as Larry King (as Clifford Jones)

Lucien Prival

as Gibson

Ward Bond

as Jack Baker

Helen Eby-Rock

as Jessie Allen

Frank O'Connor

as Ballistic Expert

Charles Brinley

as Electrician (uncredited)

A.S. Byron

as Detective #3 (uncredited)

Stephen Chase

as Wallach (uncredited)

Jack Cheatham

as Motorcycle Officer (uncredited)

International Titles

Un drame à Hollywood Trailer

To eglima tis Helen Stanley Trailer

O Crime de Helena Stanley Trailer

Murder in the Studio Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 20 April 1934

Production Companies

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