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Calling Philo Vance

Calling Philo Vance

Crime

Mystery

Philo is in Vienna working for the US Government to see if Archer Coe is selling aircraft designs to foreign powers. He grabs the plans with Archer's signature, but is captured by police before he can escape. Deported he comes back to America and plans to confront Archer, but Archer is found dead in his locked bedroom with a gun in his hand. While it looks like a suicide, Vance knows better and the coroner finds that Archer has been shot, hit with a blunt instrument and stabbed - making suicide unlikely. But Vance is on the case and is looking to see if government secrets have been sold and who has murdered Coe. This is a remake of "The Kennel Murder Case" using aircraft designs and espionage instead of Chinese porcelain and dog shows.

Date: 02/03/1940
Rating: 5.8
Cast: James Stephenson, Margot Stevenson, Henry O'Neill, Edward Brophy, Sheila Bromley, Ralph Forbes, Donald Douglas, Martin Kosleck, Jimmy Conlin, Edward Raquello, Creighton Hale, Harry Strang, Richard Kipling, Wedgwood Nowell, Bo Ling, Terry, Herbert Anderson, Henry Blair, Egon Brecher, Harry Burns, Yakima Canutt, Nat Carr, Glen Cavender, Loia Cheaney, Frederick Giermann, Eddie Graham, John Harron, Stuart Holmes, William Hopper, Olaf Hytten, George Irving, Marion Lessing, Rolf Lindau, Frank Mayo, George Reeves, John J. Richardson, Cliff Saum, Hans Schumm, Frank Wilcox, Jack Wise, Maris Wrixon, Henry Zynda

James Stephenson as Philo Vance in Calling Philo Vance James Stephenson

Margot Stevenson as Hilda Lake in Calling Philo Vance Margot Stevenson

Henry O'Neill as Markham in Calling Philo Vance Henry O'Neill

Edward Brophy as Ryan in Calling Philo Vance Edward Brophy

Sheila Bromley as Doris Delafield in Calling Philo Vance Sheila Bromley

Ralph Forbes as Tom McDonald in Calling Philo Vance Ralph Forbes

Donald Douglas as Philip Wrede in Calling Philo Vance Donald Douglas

Martin Kosleck as Gamble in Calling Philo Vance Martin Kosleck

Jimmy Conlin as Dr. Doremus - Coroner in Calling Philo Vance Jimmy Conlin

Edward Raquello as Eduardo Grassi in Calling Philo Vance Edward Raquello

Creighton Hale as Du Bois - Fingerprint Man in Calling Philo Vance Creighton Hale

Harry Strang as Hennessey - Markham's Assistant in Calling Philo Vance Harry Strang

Richard Kipling

Wedgwood Nowell as Brisbane Coe in Calling Philo Vance Wedgwood Nowell

Bo Ling

Terry as MacTavish (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Terry

Herbert Anderson as First Reporter (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Herbert Anderson

Henry Blair

Egon Brecher as Austrian Judge (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Egon Brecher

Harry Burns as Capt. Lugo (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Harry Burns

Yakima Canutt as Sorrento Sailor (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Yakima Canutt

Nat Carr as 2nd Photographer (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Nat Carr

Glen Cavender as Train Porter Asked to Send Telegram (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Glen Cavender

Loia Cheaney

Frederick Giermann

Eddie Graham

John Harron as Third Reporter (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance John Harron

Stuart Holmes as Hertz (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Stuart Holmes

William Hopper as Clerk at Hotel Nino in Chicago (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance William Hopper

Olaf Hytten as Charles (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Olaf Hytten

George Irving as Avery (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance George Irving

Marion Lessing as Mrs. Fritz Snauble (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Marion Lessing

Rolf Lindau

Frank Mayo as Doorman (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Frank Mayo

George Reeves as Steamship Clerk (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance George Reeves

John J. Richardson as 4h Reporter (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance John J. Richardson

Cliff Saum

Hans Schumm

Frank Wilcox as 2nd Reporter (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Frank Wilcox

Jack Wise

Maris Wrixon as Long-Distance Operator (uncredited) in Calling Philo Vance Maris Wrixon

Henry Zynda

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