The Night of the Party Trailer

The Night of the Party Trailer (1934)

16 July 1934 Thriller, Crime, Mystery 63 mins

A major newspaper publisher dies in suspicious circumstances during a parlour game at a dinner party. The publishers secretary is the obvious suspect, but the inspector isn't so sure ...

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Cast

Leslie Banks

as Sir John Holland

Malcolm Keen

as Lord Studholme

Jane Baxter

as Peggy Studholme Kennion

Ian Hunter

as Guy Kennion

Viola Keats

as Joan Holland

Ernest Thesiger

as Adrian Chiddiatt

Jane Millican

as Anna Chiddiatt

W. Graham Brown

as Gen. Piddinghoe

Muriel Aked

as Princess Maria Amelia

Gerald Barry

as Baron Cziatch

Cecil Ramage

as Howard Vernon

John Turnbull

as Inspector Ramage

Lawrence Anderson

as Defending Counsel

Louis Goodrich

as The Judge

Gordon Begg

as Miles

Crew

Alfred Junge

Alfred Junge Art Direction

Bryan Edgar Wallace

Bryan Edgar Wallace Assistant Director

Gordon Conway

Gordon Conway Costume Design

Roland Pertwee

Roland Pertwee Theatre Play

Ralph Smart

Ralph Smart Theatre Play

Glen MacWilliams

Glen MacWilliams Director of Photography

International Titles

The Murder Party Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 16 July 1934

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