Hollywood Stadium Mystery (1938) |
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| Director(s) | David Howard |
| Producer(s) | Armand Schaefer |
| Top Genres | Mystery, Romance, Sports |
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Neil Hamilton(as Bill Devons)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Neil Hamilton
(as Bill Devons)
Evelyn Venable(as Pauline Ward)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Evelyn Venable
(as Pauline Ward)
Lucien Littlefield(as Watchman)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Lucien Littlefield
(as Watchman)
William Haade(as Tommy Madison)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
William Haade
(as Tommy Madison)
Pat Flaherty(as Ace Cummings)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Pat Flaherty
(as Ace Cummings)
Smiley Burnette(as Smiley Burnette)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Smiley Burnette
(as Smiley Burnette)
Ernie Adams(as First Stadium Usher)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Ernie Adams
(as First Stadium Usher)
Yakima Canutt(as Photographer)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Hollywood Stadium Mystery
Released
1938
Yakima Canutt
(as Photographer)
Hollywood Stadium Mystery Overview:
Hollywood Stadium Mystery (1938) was a Mystery - Romance Film directed by David Howard and produced by Armand Schaefer.
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A six-sheet poster from Gene Autry's 1936 film "Comin' Round the Mountain" is seen on a building while Evelyn Venable and Neil Hamilton are riding in a taxicab. Republic, more than most studios were fond of displaying posters from their films on buildings seen in many of their films, but this one (with its song-title) provided the clue needed to find and trap the killer in the film.