Behind the Mask (1932)
A Secret Service agent nabs a scalpel-happy doctor who runs drugs in caskets.
Top billed cast
Jack HoltJack Hart aka Quinn
Constance CummingsJulie Arnold
Boris KarloffJim Henderson
Claude KingArnold
Bertha MannNurse Edwards
Edward Van SloanDr. August Steiner / Dr. Alec Munsell / Mr. X
Willard RobertsonCapt. E.J. Hawkes
Thomas E. JacksonAgent Burke
Martha MattoxHotel Ansonia Maid
Jessie ArnoldEastland Hospital Nurse
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