Murder at Dawn

1932
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1h 2min

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Mischa Auer and Josephine Dunn in Murder at Dawn (1932)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaMad scientist works on a death ray in his mountain hideaway.Mad scientist works on a death ray in his mountain hideaway.Mad scientist works on a death ray in his mountain hideaway.

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Josephine Dunn

Doris Farrington

Jack Mulhall

Danny

Eddie Boland

Freddie

Marjorie Beebe

Gertrude

Martha Mattox

The Housekeeper

Mischa Auer

Henry

Phillips Smalley

Judge Folger
(as Phillip Smalley)

Crauford Kent

Arnstein
(as Crawford Kent)

Frank Ball

Dr. Farrington

Alfred Cross

Goddard

George Reed

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Distributed on a state rights basis following the collapse of Big 4 Film Corporation.

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5/10

Doris Farrington is in for a shock

The brilliant recluse Dr. Farrington (Frank Ball) has just completed his invention. The VXO Accumulator, a device that can harness the sun's rays and offer free energy to everyone. He discloses this information to his friend Judge Folger (Phillip Smalley) and plans to give it to the world tomorrow.

Wait! What's this? The lights go out. When the lights come on Judge Folger is dead and soon Dr. Farrington disappears.

The search for Dr. Farrington goes on by his daughter (Josephine Dunn) and soon-to-be son-in-law (Jack Mulhall.) Meanwhile, we have mysterious viewers, long-fingered creeps, hidden panels, and it appears that someone will be murdered at dawn.

This is a 1932 black-and-white whodunit. The only version I saw was the Alpha video DVD. It needs a little cleaning up.