The Girl from Scotland Yard Trailer

The Girl from Scotland Yard Trailer (1937)

30 May 1937 Mystery 61 mins

A female agent tracks down the cause of mysterious explosions.

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Cast

Karen Morley

as Linda Beech

Robert Baldwin

as Derrick Holt

Eduardo Ciannelli

as Franz Jorg

Katharine Alexander

as Helen Lavering

Claude King

as Eric Ledyard

Agnes Anderson

as Mary Smith

Milly

as Milli Monti

Jon Hall

as Bertie

Ted Adams

as Montritz Hotel Valet

Odette Myrtil

as Yvonne Dupre

Gino Corrado

as Violinist / Translator

Fred Farrell

as Porter

Alphonse Martell

as Valet #2

Crew

Robert Pittack

Robert Pittack Director of Photography

Leo Shuken

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

United States 30 May 1937

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