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Wealthy stockbroker Anthony Benson appears to have no shortage of enemies after a disastrous day on Wall Street. When he’s found murdered at his secluded lodge, the baffling case brings amateur detective Philo Vance face-to-face with a killer who seems to have planned every detail.
Original Release Date: April 12, 1930
Starring William Powell as Philo Vance, Eugene Pallette as Sergeant Heath, E.H. Calvert as Markam
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Thanks for this one. I’m a big fan of William Powell. I think if he were given the lead role in a dramatization of the telephone book he could still make it interesting. Fortunately, Philo Vance is a better vehicle for him than a telephone book.