Un dramma per televisione (1935)
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James Houghland, inventore di un nuovo metodo con cui i segnali televisivi possono essere inviati istantaneamente in qualsiasi parte del mondo, si rifiuta di vendere il processo alle compagnie televisive, che poi inviano agenti per acquisire l'invenzione in qualsiasi modo possibile. La notte della sua trasmissione iniziale, Houghland viene misteriosamente assassinato nel bel mezzo della sua dimostrazione e spetta al capo della polizia Nelson determinare chi sia l'assassino tra i numerosi sospettati presenti.
Direttore:
Clifford Sanforth
Scrittore:
Joseph O'Donnell
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Lugosi Béla as Arthur Perry |
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June Collyer as June Houghland |
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Huntley Gordon as Dr. Henry M. Scofield |
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George Meeker as Police Chief Nelson |
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Charles Hill Mailes as James Houghland |
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Claire McDowell as Mrs. Houghland |
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Hattie McDaniel as Isabella |
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Allen Jung as Ah Ling |
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Henry Hall as Hammond |
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Charles K. French as Donald M. Jordan |
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Larry Francis as Mendoza |
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Billy Sullivan as Reardon - Watchman (as William 'Billy' Sullivan) |
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William H. Tooker as Allen (as William Tooker) |
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Ruth Cherrington as Party Guest (Uncredited) |
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Wally Dean as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Sam Harris as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Lew Hicks as Plainclothesman (Uncredited) |
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Frank Meredith as Plainclothesman (Uncredited) |
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Dick Rush as Detective (Uncredited) |
| Production | Clifford Sanforth | Executive Producer |
| Writing | Joseph O'Donnell | Screenplay |
| Editing | Leslie F. Wilder | Editor |
| Camera | Arthur Reed | Director of Photography |
| Camera | James S. Brown Jr. | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Clifford Sanforth | Director |
| Production | Edward M. Spitz | Associate Producer |
