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The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady [DVD] [1940]
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Language:English
: Program Type:Movie
: Studio:Sony Pictures Home
: Region Code:0
: Sound Features:Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady [DVD] [1940]
: Product Tags:DVD
The lady in question in this delightful whodunit is Joan Bradley (Jean Muir), a former secretary who is about to marry her employer's son, Bob Pennison (Warren Hull). Mrs. Pennison (Georgia Caine) graciously lends her future daughter-in-law a priceless necklace, but when Joan returns to her apartment, she is met by what at first appears to be the ghost of her late husband, Rennick (Roger Pryor). He is no ghost -- but very much alive, in fact. Rennick grabs the necklace, shoves poor Joan away, and he's promptly shot and killed by...well, that is indeed the question. Brought into the case by accident (literally), former jewel thief-turned-master sleuth Michael Lanyard (Warren William) must once again cross swords not only with a dangerous criminal but with the ubiquitous foe, Inspector Crane (Thurston Hall). The Lone Wolf Meets a lady was the third entry in the Lone Wolf series.~Hans J. Wollstein
Name : Warren William: Role : Michael Lanyard
Name : Jean Muir: Role : Joan Bradley
Name : Eric Blore: Role : Jamison
Name : Victor Jory: Role : Clay Beaudine
Name : Warren Hull: Role : Bob Pennion
Name : Roger Pryor: Role : Pete Rennick
Name : Thurston Hall: Role : Inspector Crane
Name : Fred Kelsey: Role : Dickens
Name : Robert Emmett Keane: Role : Peter Van Wyck
Name : Georgia Caine: Role : Mrs. Pennion
Name : Sidney Salkow: Role : Director
Name : Ralph Cohn: Role : Producer
Name : John Francis Larkin: Role : Screen Story
Name : John Francis Larkin: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Henry Freulich: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Morris W. Stoloff: Role : Musical Direction/Supervision
Name : Al Clark: Role : Editor
Name : Lionel Banks: Role : Art Director
Name : Robert Kalloch: Role : Costume Designer
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: Program Type:Movie
: Studio:Sony Pictures Home
: Region Code:0
: Sound Features:Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
: Format:DVD
: Product Name:The Lone Wolf Meets a Lady [DVD] [1940]
: Product Tags:DVD
The lady in question in this delightful whodunit is Joan Bradley (Jean Muir), a former secretary who is about to marry her employer's son, Bob Pennison (Warren Hull). Mrs. Pennison (Georgia Caine) graciously lends her future daughter-in-law a priceless necklace, but when Joan returns to her apartment, she is met by what at first appears to be the ghost of her late husband, Rennick (Roger Pryor). He is no ghost -- but very much alive, in fact. Rennick grabs the necklace, shoves poor Joan away, and he's promptly shot and killed by...well, that is indeed the question. Brought into the case by accident (literally), former jewel thief-turned-master sleuth Michael Lanyard (Warren William) must once again cross swords not only with a dangerous criminal but with the ubiquitous foe, Inspector Crane (Thurston Hall). The Lone Wolf Meets a lady was the third entry in the Lone Wolf series.~Hans J. Wollstein
Name : Warren William: Role : Michael Lanyard
Name : Jean Muir: Role : Joan Bradley
Name : Eric Blore: Role : Jamison
Name : Victor Jory: Role : Clay Beaudine
Name : Warren Hull: Role : Bob Pennion
Name : Roger Pryor: Role : Pete Rennick
Name : Thurston Hall: Role : Inspector Crane
Name : Fred Kelsey: Role : Dickens
Name : Robert Emmett Keane: Role : Peter Van Wyck
Name : Georgia Caine: Role : Mrs. Pennion
Name : Sidney Salkow: Role : Director
Name : Ralph Cohn: Role : Producer
Name : John Francis Larkin: Role : Screen Story
Name : John Francis Larkin: Role : Screenwriter
Name : Henry Freulich: Role : Cinematographer
Name : Morris W. Stoloff: Role : Musical Direction/Supervision
Name : Al Clark: Role : Editor
Name : Lionel Banks: Role : Art Director
Name : Robert Kalloch: Role : Costume Designer
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