Secret Evidence Trailer

Secret Evidence Trailer (1941)

"She offered herself as a Sacrifice... To Save The Ones She Loved!" 31 January 1941 Drama, Crime 63 mins

A legal secretary with a loving family who is happily engaged to a successful young attorney receives a surprise visit from her bad-news former boyfriend, a jewel thief just released on parole who has no intention of going straight. The visit triggers a series of events resulting in a trial for attempted murder.

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Cast

Marjorie Reynolds

as Linda Wilson

Charles Quigley

as David Harrison

Howard Masters

as Jerry Wilson

Charles R. Phipps

as Frank Wilson

Dorothy Vaughan

as Mrs. Wilson

Bob White

as Sniffy

Kenneth Harlan

as Frank Billings

Donald Curtis

as Det. Murphy

Kitty McHugh

as Maizie

Boyd Irwin

as Judge Johnston

Crew

E.B. Derr

E.B. Derr Producer

Paul Page

Paul Page Associate Producer

Arthur Martinelli

Arthur Martinelli Director of Photography

Frank Dexter

Frank Dexter Art Direction

Earl Sheffer

Earl Sheffer Production Manager

Eddie Stein

Eddie Stein Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United States 31 January 1941

Production Companies

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