The Ticket of Leave Man Trailer

The Ticket of Leave Man Trailer (1937)

"A Deranged Criminal Mastermind on a Bloody Rampage of Murder!" 01 October 1937 Horror 71 mins

A man is accused of a series of murders that were actually committed by a crazed killer called "The Tiger." He must prove his innocence and catch the murderer.

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Cast

Tod Slaughter

as The Tiger

John Warwick

as Robert Brierly

Marjorie Taylor

as May Edwards

Robert Adair

as Hawkshaw the Detective

Peter Gawthorne

as Joshua Gibson

Jenny Lynn

as Mrs. Willoughby

Arthur West Payne

as Sam Willoughby

Norman Pierce

as Maltby

Billy Bray

as Jackson

Robert Brooks Turner

as Joe Skerritt

Ben Williams

as Detective

Frank Cochran

as Melter Moss

Crew

George King

Director

George King

George King Producer

Hone Glendinning

Hone Glendinning Cinematography

Philip Bawcombe

Philip Bawcombe Art Direction

Jack Hallward

Jack Hallward Art Direction

Tom Cundall

Tom Cundall Assistant Director

Hal Mason

Hal Mason Assistant Director

E.M. Smedley-Aston

E.M. Smedley-Aston First Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 October 1937

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A criminal mastermind known as "The Tiger" has set his sights upon the beautiful fiancee of a bank teller. Hoping to eliminate his rival the criminal plots to frame ...

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