Star of Midnight (1935)
When a dancer disappears from a theater, Clay Dalzell is asked to investigate, leading him on a trail of murder and deception.
Top billed cast
William PowellClay Dalzell
Ginger RogersDonna Mantin
Paul KellyJim Kinland
Gene LockhartHoratio Swayne
Ralph MorganRoger Classon
Leslie FentonTim Winthrop
J. Farrell MacDonaldInspector Doremus
Russell HoptonTommy Tennant
Vivien OaklandJerry Classon
Robert Emmett O'ConnorPolice Sergeant Cleary
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