A comic strip artist and his wife investigate a murder at a banquet honoring war refugees.A comic strip artist and his wife investigate a murder at a banquet honoring war refugees.A comic strip artist and his wife investigate a murder at a banquet honoring war refugees.
Hugh Beaumont
- Detective Carey
- (uncredited)
Eugene Borden
- B.M. Toman - Nightclub Manager
- (uncredited)
Jack Carr
- Taxicab Driver
- (uncredited)
Lane Chandler
- Mounted Officer
- (uncredited)
Tom Coleman
- Taxi Driver
- (uncredited)
Dean Collins
- Jitterbug
- (uncredited)
James Conaty
- Nightclub Patron
- (uncredited)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAlthough this was not an official sequel, Allyn Joslyn and Evelyn Keyes had played similar characters in Dangerous Blondes (1943) the previous year. Joslyn plays a comic book artist here and a crime fiction writer in "Dangerous Blondes". In both stories Keyes plays his wife, and they act as amateur sleuths. Jack Henley worked on the script for both films.
- GoofsWhen Bills sees his wife in the rear view mirror of the truck, the numbers on the car's front license plate are not reversed as they should be.
Featured review
Another in a line of successful comedy/mysteries for Columbia's B-film assembly, starring EVELYN KEYES and ALLYN JOSLYN who get into all kinds of silly business while trying to solve a doctor's murder.
All of it is played for humorous effects and some of it actually works pretty well. Keyes is pert and vivacious as a frisky blonde who is always trailing behind hubby Joslyn (lucky for him) and helps nab the culprits just before the wind-up.
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN does nicely as a sophisticated femme fatale and SHEMP HOWARD has a brief comic routine as a laundry truck driver. HUGO HAAS has a pivotal role as a doorman friend of Joslyn.
It passes the time, a programmer that played the lower half of double bills in the '40s. Keyes almost overdoes the many farcical turns of her role but manages to be charming nevertheless, giving her role the light touch it needs and Joslyn is in fine style as her long-suffering husband.
All of it is played for humorous effects and some of it actually works pretty well. Keyes is pert and vivacious as a frisky blonde who is always trailing behind hubby Joslyn (lucky for him) and helps nab the culprits just before the wind-up.
MARGUERITE CHAPMAN does nicely as a sophisticated femme fatale and SHEMP HOWARD has a brief comic routine as a laundry truck driver. HUGO HAAS has a pivotal role as a doorman friend of Joslyn.
It passes the time, a programmer that played the lower half of double bills in the '40s. Keyes almost overdoes the many farcical turns of her role but manages to be charming nevertheless, giving her role the light touch it needs and Joslyn is in fine style as her long-suffering husband.
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- Stalk the Hunter
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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