A hardworking secretary for a rich woman finds herself engaged to the woman's son and accused of a murder she didn't commit. Lanyard, the Lone Wolf, and Jamison set out to find the real killer.
Trailer
Cast
Sidney Salkow
Director
Warren William
Michael Lanyard
Eric Blore
Jamison
Jean Muir
Joan Bradley
Victor Jory
Clay Beaudine
Roger Pryor
Pete Rennick
Warren Hull
Bob Penyon
Thurston Hall
Inspector M.L. Crane
Fred Kelsey
Dickens
Robert Emmett Keane
Peter Van Wyck
Georgia Caine
Mrs. Penyon
William Forrest
Arthur Trent
Marla Shelton
Rose Waverly
Bruce Bennett
McManus - Motorcycle Cop
Luis Alberni
Nicolo Pappakontous
Don Beddoe
Police Doctor
Richard Fiske
Detective Jackson
Roger Gray
Air Pump Operator
Shemp Howard
Joe - a Pickpocket
John Francis Larkin
Writer
Wolfe Kaufman
Writer
Louis Joseph Vance
Writer
Sidney Salkow
Writer
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Comments
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Enjoyable Lone Wolf film with plenty of twists in the plot and a hero who is suave and cunning. The witty one liners from the characters melds well with the snappy pace.
Always enjoy the great acting of Warren William, (Michael Lanyard/Lone Wolf) and his partner, Jamison, (Eric Blore) who were planning on a nice trip to Lake Placid, N.Y. for some fun in the snow. However, their trip is upset because they almost run over a young lady who ran in the front of their automobile. This lady was Joan Bradley, (Jean Muir) who is a pretty blonde socialite about to get married and is robbed of a diamond necklace worth a great deal of money. Joan witnessed a murder and tells Michael Lanyard the entire story and he decides to help her get out of this mess of a situation she got herself into by giving her an alibi. The plot thickens and there are many twists and turns. There are plenty of laughs and you will never be able to figure out just who is the killer until the very end of the film.