"The screen's most amazing man hunt!" 10 November 1944 Crime 51 mins
A crime writer believes that a man imprisoned for committing the notorious "Flower Shop Murder" is innocent of the crime. He believes he knows who the actual culprit is, and sets out to befriend the man and get enough evidence to prove that he is the real killer.
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Edward Norris as Robert Kirby
John Abbott as Chris Martin
June Storey as Kitty McDougal
Jonathan Hale as Gregory McCune
Pierre Watkin as District Attorney
Ted Hecht as Walter Gribbon
Kenne Duncan as Al Herman
Eddie Fields as Joe Ferrari
Ferris Taylor as Drake
Emmett Vogan as Mannenburg
Charles Williams as Jordan
Edward Van Sloan as Judge
Gino Corrado as Nick (uncredited)
Maxine Doyle as Florist (uncredited)
George Blair Director
Richard Cherwin Music Director
Earl Crain Sr. Sound
Joe Dill Assistant Director
Fred A. Ritter Art Direction
Arthur Roberts Editor
William Bradford Director of Photography
Joseph Dubin Original Music Composer
George Blair Associate Producer
Denison Clift Screenplay
Gertrude Walker Screenplay
Albert Beich Additional Dialogue
United States 10 November 1944
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