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| First National Pictures (1931) | |||||
| Crime, Horror | |||||
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| Edward G. Robinson | Joseph W. Randall | |
| Marian Marsh | Jenny Townsend | |
| H.B. Warner | Michael Townsend | |
| Anthony Bushell | Phillip Weeks | |
| George E. Stone | Ziggie Feinstein | |
| Frances Starr | Nancy Townsend | |
| Ona Munson | Kitty Carmody | |
| Boris Karloff | Rev. T. Vernon Isopod | |
| Aline MacMahon | Miss Taylor | |
| Oscar Apfel | Bernard Hinchecliffe | |
| Purnell Pratt | Robert French | |
| Robert Elliott | R.J. Brannegan | |
| James P. Burtis | Reporter | |
| Richard Carlyle | First Newstand Proprietor | |
| Frank Darien | Swartz |
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| Producer | Hal B. Wallis
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| Writer | Robert Lord
Byron Morgan |
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| Cinematography | Sol Polito
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Editor Hinchecliffe wants to boost circulation for his "New York Gazette" and city editor Randall puts his top reporter on a 20-year-old murder case in which Nancy Vorhees shot her lover. As she is now a happy wife and mother, she pleads with Randall to drop it. When he won't, she poisons herself. More trouble ensues. |
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