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Sunset Murder Case (1938)Small-time showgirl, loved by two decent men, poses as a stripper to infiltrate a nightclub whose owner is believed responsible for her father's murder. Director:Louis J. Gasnier |
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Sunset Murder Case (1938)Small-time showgirl, loved by two decent men, poses as a stripper to infiltrate a nightclub whose owner is believed responsible for her father's murder. Director:Louis J. Gasnier |
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Sally Rand | ... |
Kathy O'Connor
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Esther Muir | ... |
Lora Wynne
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Vince Barnett | ... |
Barney
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Paul Sutton | ... |
Bapti Stephani
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Lona Andre | ... |
Nita Madera
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Mary Brodel | ... |
Jane Baird
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George Douglas | ... |
Carlo Rossmore
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Reed Hadley | ... |
Oliver Helton
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Kathryn Kane | ... |
Penny Nichols
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Dennis Moore | ... |
Lou Fleming
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Frank O'Connor | ... |
Detective Sgt. Tom O'Connor
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Stanley Price | ... |
Eric Martin
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Henry King | ... |
Band Leader
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Bruce Mitchell | ... |
Everett
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Lester Dorr | ... |
Editor
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First of all this film was produced and distributed in 1938, and is not a 1941 production. The exhibitors and various censor boards objected to the original title, "The Sunset Strip Case" (because of the double meaning that implied a strip on Sunset rather than the name of the street, which is exactly what the producer had in mind when he hired fan-dancer Sally Rand, the hit of the Chicago Exposition and the later Texas Centennial), and Boston promptly banned the film, as Boston was often subject to do with far less reason than they had with this film. The film was tied up in law suits across the country brought against the various blue-nose boards who also blocked its showing, and all this was going on during the collapse of Grand National with GN president E. W. Hammons being hauled to court by exhibitors and creditors, including the production unit headed by this film's producer George A... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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