The Dark Hour

About

* Released: 1936-02-18 * Mystery/Suspense/Comedy (Eng USA) * Cert. #1899 * Chesterfield Motion Pictures Corp. * If you have read "The Last Trap" (by Sinclair Gluck), you will find the screenplay to be very different. You won't, however, be at all disappointed with the story, nor the outcome of the film. In this story, we discover there are many murder suspects available, when Elsa's Uncle Henry is found DEAD!. This romp, has many enjoyable twists and turns, and is, at times, quite humorous. * STARRING: Ray Walker (Jim Landis), Berton Churchill (Det. Paul Bernard), Irene Ware (Elsa Carson), William V. Mong (Uncle Henry Carson, the murder victim), Hobart Bosworth (Uncle Charles Carson), Hedda Hopper (Mrs Tallman, Elsa's Aunt), E.E. Clive (the Butler) * DIRECTOR: Charles Lamont * ASSIS. DIRECTOR: Melville Shyer * PRODUCER: George R. Batcheller * PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE: Lon Young * AUTHOR: Sinclair Gluck (Orig Story: The Last Trap) * SCREENPLAY: Ewart Adamson * CINEMATOGRAPHY: M.A. Andersen A.S.C * RECORDING ENGINEER: Richard Tyler * FILM EDITOR: Roland D. Reed * SOURCE: This Film, Wikipedia, betterthantv / Melissa Brewer ** This is a light, comedic, mystery, so just sit back and enjoyyy the riiide!!

* I own ZERO RIGHTS to this movie! I uploaded for EDUCATIONAL Purposes ONLY : ) Doreen (def gp ddh)

Archive

Internet Archive, in Comedy films

Licence or status

Public Domain Mark 1.0, as the Internet Archive states it.

Credit

Chesterfield (George R. Batcheller)

Subtitles

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