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The Falcon and the Co-eds (1943)
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10 November 1943 (USA)
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FOLLOW THE FALCON'S PURSUIT OF THE PHANTOM KILLER! (original print ad - all caps) more
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Tom Lawrence, the Falcon, is called to the Bluecliff School for young ladies to look into the murder...
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Good fun if not great art
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Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Tom Conway | ... | Tom Lawrence, the Falcon |
| Jean Brooks | ... | Vicky Gaines |
| Rita Corday | ... | Marguerita Serena |
| Amelita Ward | ... | Jane Harris |
| Isabel Jewell | ... | Mary Phoebus |
| George Givot | ... | Dr. Anatole Graelich |
| Cliff Clark | ... | Inspector Timothy Donovan |
| Edward Gargan | ... | Detective Bates (as Ed Gargan) |
| Barbara Brown | ... | Miss Keyes |
| Nita Hunter | ... | Second Ugh (as Juanita Alvarez) |
| Ruth Álvarez | ... | First Ugh |
| Nancy McCollum | ... | Third Ugh |
| Patti Brill | ... | Beanie Smith |
| Olin Howland | ... | Goodwillie, Bluecliff Driver (as Olin Howlin) |
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67 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Sound System)
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Finland:K-7 (2005) |
Sweden:15
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The seventh of sixteen movies for the suave detective nicknamed "The Falcon" starring Tom Conway.
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Factual errors: The young ladies referred to in the title are in an all female institution, hence are technically not "co-eds".
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Follows The Falcon Strikes Back (1943)
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I have to admit that I am an unabashed fan of Tom Conway. For the most part, Falcon movies are highly entertaining. Certainly no one will ever confuse a `Falcon' movie with great art, but it is impossible to watch them and not be amused. In this case the interaction between the Falcon and the three Ughs is terrific, humorous and, in its manner, touching. I can not help but smile as the young women of Blue Cliff cast eyes at the famous and romantic Falcon.
As with most `Falcon' movies the plot is secondary. You watch to see Tom Lawrence out smart the police (ably played by Cliff Clark and Ed Gargen), flirt with pretty women (Jean Brooks) and in general act as a proto-Bond (without the gadgets and violence).
If you want to a new view of life, look for a Bergman film. If you wish to see film as art I would recommend The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. If you want to spend a fun evening with a loved one (or ones) and a bowl of Orville with root beer, it is hard to beat a Falcon movie, and this is a good example of the serial.