USA, 1937
70m
35mm film, black and white, 1.37:1
mono, English
An American fantasy film directed by Charles Vidor.
Plot Summary
A stage magician and mind-reader correctly predicts a murder.
Credits
* = uncredited
Crew
Director: Charles Vidor
Paramount Pictures
Presented by: Adolph Zukor
Producer: B.P. Schulberg
Script: Frederick Jackson, Frank Partos, Howard Irving Young
Story: Frederick Jackson
Assistant Director: Ray Lissner
Director of Photography: Leon Shamroy
Editor: Robert Bischoff
Stock Music: Hugo Friedhofer *, Friedrich Hollaender *, Howard Jackson *, John Leipold *
Musical Director: Boris Morros
Sound Engineers: Jack Goodrich, Louis Mesenkop
Costumes: William Bridgestone
Art Director: Albert S. D’Agostino
Set Decorator: George T. Nicoll
Cast
Akim Tamiroff (The Great Gambini)
Marian Marsh (Ann Randall)
John Trent (Grant Naylor)
Genevieve Tobin (Nancy Randall)
Reginald Denny (William Randall)
Roland Drew (Stephen Danby)
William Demarest (Sergeant Kirby)
Edward Brophy (Butch)
Alan Birmingham (Lamb)
Lya Lys (Luba)
Ralph Peters (bartender)
Alternative Titles
Bord nr. 13 – Denmark
Der Grosse Gambini – Austria
I Foni pou katigorei – Greece
Kuoleman varoitus – Finland
La Voix qui accuse – France
References
Periodicals
- Illustrierter Film-Kurier no.1849 (1937) p.8 – note
- Motion Picture Herald 24 July 1937 p.50 – review
Books
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.175 – credits
