The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance Trailer

The Lone Wolf Takes a Chance Trailer (1941)

"Mad ADVENTURE! Gay INTRIGUE!" 06 March 1941 Mystery 74 mins

A reformed jewel thief fights to clear his name when he's framed for murder.

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Cast

Warren William

as Michael Lanyard

June Storey

as Gloria Foster

Henry Wilcoxon

as Frank Jordan

Eric Blore

as Jamison

Thurston Hall

as Inspector Crane

Don Beddoe

as Sheriff Haggerty

Evalyn Knapp

as Evelyn Jordan

Fred Kelsey

as Detective Dickens

William Forrest

as Vic Hilton

Walter Kingsford

as Dr. Hooper Tupman

Lloyd Bridges

as Johnny Baker

Ben Taggart

as Train Conductor

Ernie Adams

as Newsstand Clerk

Irving Bacon

as Projectionist

Stanley Brown

as Policeman on Train

Edmund Cobb

as Cop In Charge of Vault Opening

Crew

Lionel Banks

Lionel Banks Art Direction

Morris Stoloff

Morris Stoloff Music Director

John Stumar

John Stumar Director of Photography

International Titles

Lone Wolf Takes a Chance Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 06 March 1941

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