Lady In Scarlet

Starring: Reginald Denny Director: Charles Lamont

Two romantically involved detectives combine forces to solve a series of murders.

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DVD Features:

Based on a Story by Arthur Hoerl
Not Rated
Run Time: 1 hours, 7 minutes
Video: Black & White
Released: May 25, 2004
Originally Released: 1935
Label: Alpha Video
Encoding: Region 0; Can be played worldwide
Packaging: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: Full Frame - 1.33

Performers, Cast and Crew:

Starring		Reginald Denny
Directed by		Charles Lamont
Screenplay by		Robert Ellis & Helen Logan

Description by OLDIES.com:

The murder of fine art dealer Albert Sayre (John T. Murray) draws private investigator/playboy Oliver Keith (Reginald Denny) and his sassy gal Friday Ella Carey (Patricia Farr) into a confusing swirl of suspects and motives. Blackmail, jealousy, corruption, missing bonds and a contested will are the ingredients of this deadly mix. Suspects include an unfaithful wife,a philandering physician, a disowned daughter and her fiance and a gallery of disgruntled antique collectors. Oliver and Ella follow a trail littered with false leads, murdered witnesses and more than the occasional cocktail in this thriller reminiscent of The Thin Man.

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Two fall in love while trying to solve a series of murder mysteries.

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Mystery | Suspense | Thriller

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Snappy by-play trumps finagled plot Movie Lover: Phil Muse from Clarkston, GA US -- March, 4, 2010

The running verbal by-play between detective/lush Denny and girl friday Farr is a main source of interest in this comedic whodunit with echoes of Nick and Nora Charles. If we didn't know they were assumed to be in love, the insults might be a little hard to take. Lots of red herrings here. When the murderer is finally unmasked, the motivation seems a bit contrived in this stagey mystery. And the actor who plays the lover of the murder victim's widow is no matinee idol! Still, it's worth watching for the fun of it.

Very Good Mystery Movie Lover: Stephen Kopian from Glen Head, NY US -- August, 9, 2004

For me Reginald Denny will be forever liked to the Bulldog Drummond films so its nice to see him out on his own starring as a detective in his own right.
Comparing this film to the Thin Man is both right on target and completely unfair since this film is more of a genuine mystery than the Thin Man was. Yes The Thin Man is better film, but this one is pretty good in its own right, possessing some really nice twists and turns to make it memorable.
I wish that there had been more films with Denny as this character since he is an able leading man and an excellent detective.
This is a movie to see.

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OLDIES.com Sales Rank: 8,115
Item Number: ALP 4404D
UPC: 089218440495
Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx)
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