The Kennel Murder Case (1933)

Dir: Michael Curtiz Mystery stars 3

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The Kennel Murder Case is an American film first released in 1933, directed by Michael Curtiz. The film stars William Powell, Mary Astor, Eugene Pallette and Ralph Morgan. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Michael Curtiz
Script: S.S. Van Dine, Robert Presnell Sr., Robert N. Lee, Peter Milne
Photo: William Rees
Music: Bernhard Kaun
Cast: William Powell (Philo Vance), Mary Astor (Hilda Lake), Eugene Pallette (Detective Sgt. Heath), Ralph Morgan (Raymond Wrede, Archer’s secretary), Robert McWade (Dist. Atty. Markham), Robert Barrat (Archer Coe), Frank Conroy (Brisbane Coe, Archer’s brother), Etienne Girardot (Dr. Doremus, coroner), James Lee (Liang, Archer’s cook), Paul Cavanagh (Sir Thomas MacDonald), Arthur Hohl (Gamble), Helen Vinson (Doris Delafield), Jack La Rue (Eduardo Grassi), Harry Allen (Sandy), Wade Boteler (Police Desk Sgt. Mellish), Don Brodie (Police Photographer), James Burke (Policeman who lets Captain Out), George Chandler (1st Reporter at Police Station), Spencer Charters (Police Sgt. Snitkin), Virginia Dabney (Girl), Milton Kibbee (Reporter), Henry O’Neill (Dubois, Police Fingerprint Man), Cliff Saum (Policeman on Night Patrol), Monte Vandergrift (Detective), Leo White (Chicago hotel clerk), Renee Whitney (Telephone Operator), Charles C. Wilson (Det. Hennessy)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 73 min; B&W

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