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| Westlake Entertainment (1929) | |||||
| Mystery, Suspense, Thriller | |||||
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| Sara Allgood | Mrs. White | |
| Joan Barry | Alice White | |
| Harvey Braban | The Chief Inspector | |
| Johnny Butt | Sergeant | |
| Donald Calthrop | Tracy | |
| Alfred Hitchcock | Man on subway | |
| Hannah Jones | Mrs. Humphries | |
| Phyllis Konstam | Bit part | |
| Sam Livesey | The Chief Inspector | |
| John Longden | Det. Frank Webber | |
| Anny Ondra | Alice White | |
| Charles Paton | Mr. White | |
| Cyril Ritchard | Mr. Crewe | |
| Ex-Det. Sergt. Bishop | The Detective Sergeant |
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| Producer | John Maxwell
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| Writer | Alfred Hitchcock
Charles Bennett |
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| Cinematography | Jack E. Cox
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| Musician | Hubert Bath
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Alice White (Anny Ondra) is dating a detective of Scotland Yard called Frank Webber (John Longden). They fight with each other in a restaurant, and then Alice decides to leave the place with Mr. Crewe, an artist (Cyril Ritchard). Crew attempts to rape her, but Alice murders him before he can. Frank goes to work on this case and finds out that Alice is the murderer after discovering a glove that she left behind. He hides it so that she cannot be prosecuted. Tracy (Donald Calthrop) is a criminal who happens to have the other glove. Tracy realizes that he can blackmail Frank and Alice. |
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