The Lady in the Morgue (1938) |
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| Director(s) | Otis Garrett |
| Producer(s) | Irving Starr |
| Top Genres | Action, Crime, Mystery |
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Preston Foster(as Det. Bill Crane)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
Preston Foster
(as Det. Bill Crane)
Patricia Ellis(as Mrs. Sam Taylor)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
Released
1938
Patricia Ellis
(as Mrs. Sam Taylor)
Frank Jenks(as Doc Williams)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
Released
1938
Frank Jenks
(as Doc Williams)
Al Hill(as Spitzy)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
Al Hill
(as Spitzy)
Morgan Wallace(as Inspector Layman)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
Released
1938
Morgan Wallace
(as Inspector Layman)
Byron Foulger(as Al Horn)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
Released
1938
Byron Foulger
(as Al Horn)
Minerva Urecal(as Mrs. Horn)
The Lady in the Morgue
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1938
The Lady in the Morgue
Released
1938
Minerva Urecal
(as Mrs. Horn)
The Lady in the Morgue Overview:
The Lady in the Morgue (1938) was a Action - Crime Film directed by Otis Garrett and produced by Irving Starr.
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In 1937, Universal entered into a deal with Crime Club, a publisher of popular pulp mysteries, allowing it to select up to four of its books annually for production as B-pictures. The Crime Club series was produced by Irving Starr. This was the third of eleven novels produced under the deal.
A Crime Club Mystery.
Universal was in dire straits in 1937-38 as it sought to plug the cash drain created by the Laemmles, who had been ousted during the costly production of Show Boat. While none of these B-pictures was especially successful, the Crime Club deal is an example of the new regime's willingness to work creative marketing tie-ins.