Mysterious Intruder

1946
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1h 1min

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Stanley Blystone, Richard Dix, Ann Hunter, and Helen Mowery in Mysterious Intruder (1946)

En medio de asesinatos y secuestros, un detective privado es contratado para encontrar a una chica desaparecida cuya herencia familiar contiene dos raras grabaciones de canciones de colecció... Leer todoEn medio de asesinatos y secuestros, un detective privado es contratado para encontrar a una chica desaparecida cuya herencia familiar contiene dos raras grabaciones de canciones de colección que valen mucho dinero.En medio de asesinatos y secuestros, un detective privado es contratado para encontrar a una chica desaparecida cuya herencia familiar contiene dos raras grabaciones de canciones de colección que valen mucho dinero.

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Richard Dix

Don Gale

Barton MacLane

Detective Taggart

Ann Hunter

Joan Hill - Gale's Secretary

Regis Toomey

James Summers

Helen Mowery

Freda Hanson

Mike Mazurki

Harry Pontos

Pamela Blake

Elora Lund

Charles Lane

Detective Burns

Paul E. Burns

Edward Stillwell

Kathleen Howard

Rose Denning

Harlan Briggs

Mr. Brown

Jessie Arnold

Woman in Window
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Stanley Blystone

Henry - Second Cop
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Jack Carrington

Bartender
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Eddy Chandler

Cop in Squad Car
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Kernan Cripps

Kelly - First Cop
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Edith Evanson

Mrs. Ward
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Otto Forrest

The Whistler
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Mysterious Intruder (1946)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Fifth film in Columbia's The Whistler series has Richard Dix playing a private investigator who gets a case from an old man who is looking for his niece. Soon the old man is dead and the PI might have had something to do with it. This is a pretty good entry in the series, although the screenplay falls short when compared to the previous film. I think the biggest problem here is the plot itself, which is quite confusing and even in the end it didn't seem to work itself out very well. The film only ran 61-minutes so perhaps that's why the story didn't have time to work itself out as well as it should have. Dix once again turns in a good performance with Charles Lane, Barton MacLane and Nina Vale offering fine support. Castle's direction is good throughout, although it could have probably been better with a better script.