Haworth is a show biz producer who has a number of ex-girlfriends that he has beaten over the years. He is now engaged to two girls- Lisa and Trenna. After drinking and starting a fight with Sim, Haworth is found dead in his apartment. Everyone has a reason to kill him, but most of the blame is falling on Sim and his love Trenna. If they are to be cleared, it is up to Aunt Melissa to find the killer - and she thinks she knows who is was.
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Cast
George B. Seitz
Director
Ricardo Cortez
Sim Sturdevant
Virginia Bruce
Trenna Plaice
Constance Collier
Aunt Melissa Pilson
Isabel Jewell
Inez Johnson
Arthur Byron
Morgan Bellwood
Betty Furness
Lisa Bellwood
Regis Toomey
Reed Ryan
Ivan F. Simpson
Morse
Bradley Page
Len Haworth
Edward Brophy
Fred Wilcox
Samuel S. Hinds
Thomas Granby
Richard Tucker
Mark Torrey
Bernard Siegel
Ehrhardt
Paul Hurst
Police Lt. Jack Sackville
Russell Hicks
Chief of Detectives
William Bailey
Don - Plainclothesman
Margaret Bert
Nanny on Street
Albert Conti
Louie - Head Waiter
Wells Root
Writer
Arthur Somers Roche
Writer
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Shadow of Doubt
Cought the film on TCM last week and found it quite enjoyable. The film seemed well cast and stylishly played. It certainly seemed like an "A" production to me. Constance Collier, in an Edna Mae Oliver type of role, is excellent. I was not familiar with her work and she does have an imposing presence. One problem was with the climax in which a good deal of action seems to go on in the dark. This, to me, became somewhat confusing. I wonder if this was an effect of watching it on the small screen?