Murder in Times Square

Murder in Times Square is a 1943 American mystery film directed by Lew Landers and starring Edmund Lowe, Marguerite Chapman and John Litel.^[1]

The film's sets were designed by the art director Lionel Banks.

Plot

A Broadway playwright investigates a series of deaths that appear to be related to his latest play.

Cast

• Edmund Lowe as Cory Williams
• Marguerite Chapman as Melinda Matthews
• John Litel as Dr. Blaine
• William Wright as Det. Lt. Tabor
• Bruce Bennett as Supai George
• Esther Dale as Longacre Lil
• Veda Ann Borg as Fiona Maclair
• Gerald Mohr as O'Dell Gissing
• Sidney Blackmer as George Nevins
• Leslie Denison as Rob Slocumb
• Douglas Leavitt as Henry Trigg
• George McKay as Southcote
• Ernie Adams as Horsetooth
• Richard Bartell as Reporter
• Wilson Benge as Butler
• Symona Boniface as Theatre Patron
• Eddie Borden as Reporter
• Lynton Brent as Audience Member
• Jack Cheatham as Policeman
• Edmund Cobb as Detective
• Lew Davis as Reporter
• Connie Evans as Showgirl
• Bud Geary as Policeman
• Sidney Grayler as Reporter
• Al Hill as Older Detective
• Robert Homans as Meehan, 1st Policeman
• Lloyd Ingraham as Pedestrian
• Eddie Laughton as Younger Detective
• George Lloyd as Policeman
• LeRoy Mason as Party Guest
• David McKim as Newsboy
• Lynn Merrick as Nurse
• James C. Morton as Policeman
• Frank O'Connor as Detective Lewis
• Dagmar Oakland as Theatre Patron
• Gerald Pierce as Newsboy
• Ann Savage as Miss Ruth
• Charles Sullivan as Policeman
• Frank Sully as Benny the Baboon, Snake Exhibit Owner
• Paul Sutton as Drunk
• John Tyrrell as Elevator Operator
• Marin Sais as Minor Role

References

1. ^ Morton & Adamson p.181-82

Bibliography

• Morton, Lisa & Adamson, Kent. Savage Detours: The Life and Work of Ann Savage. McFarland, 2009.

External links

• Murder in Times Square at IMDb