From Nine to Nine Trailer

From Nine to Nine Trailer (1936)

29 March 1936 69 mins

Ruth Roland in her last role alongside Roland Drew in a mystery about murder, blackmail and stolen jewels.

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Cast

Ruth Roland

as Cornelia Du Play

Roland Drew

as Inspector Vernon

Doris Covert

as Yvonne Balsac

Kenne Duncan

as John Sommerset

Miriam Battista

as Toinette - the Maid

Arthur Stenning

as Det. Sgt. Williams

Alex Frazer

as Louis Mentone - Butler

Julian Gray

as Mr. Balsac - Yvonne's Father

George Temple

as Ivanov

M.R. Byatt

as Minor Role (uncredited)

Crew

Shirley Ulmer

Shirley Ulmer Script Supervisor

Robert Martin

Robert Martin Assistant Camera

James W. Campbell

James W. Campbell Production Manager

Lem F. Kennedy

Lem F. Kennedy Assistant Production Manager

Harold Peberdy

Harold Peberdy Production Designer

Alfred Jacquemin

Alfred Jacquemin Cinematography

William Steiner

William Steiner Associate Producer

Shirley Ulmer

Shirley Ulmer Original Story

Edgar G. Ulmer

Edgar G. Ulmer Original Story

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 29 March 1936

Production Companies

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