The Circus Queen Murder (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Roy William Neill |
| Producer(s) | Robert North (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Mystery |
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Adolphe Menjou(as Thatcher Colt)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
Adolphe Menjou
(as Thatcher Colt)
Donald Cook(as The Great Sebastian)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
Donald Cook
(as The Great Sebastian)
Dwight Frye(as Flandrin)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
Dwight Frye
(as Flandrin)
Harry Holman(as Jim Dugan)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
Harry Holman
(as Jim Dugan)
Eddy Chandler(as Roustabout)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
Eddy Chandler
(as Roustabout)
Clarence Muse(as Roustabout)
The Circus Queen Murder
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1933
The Circus Queen Murder
Released
1933
Clarence Muse
(as Roustabout)
The Circus Queen Murder Overview:
The Circus Queen Murder (1933) was a Mystery - Film directed by Roy William Neill and produced by Robert North.
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Thatcher Colt:
It's a well known fact that cannibals differ from the rest of us in their dietary customs.
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Filmed February 6-24 1933, released April 10.
Greta Nissen, who plays Josie La Tour, was the female lead in the never-released silent version of 'Howard Hughes'' Hell's Angels. Since her German accent would have been unbelievable as the voice of an Englishwoman, she was replaced by Jean Harlow in the sound version.
The name of the circus, the John T. Rainey Circus, was specifically chosen so that extensive archive footage from _Rain or Shine_ (1930), also featuring a John T. Rainey Circus, could be used to advantage, as well as the sets and wagons.
Presently available version, as seen on Turner Classic Movies, is the 1938 re-release, bearing a re-release Production Code seal of approval, and re-designed 1938 opening and closing credits.