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The Case of the Stuttering Bishop
The film The Case of the Stuttering Bishop is 70 minute from 1937, directed by William Clemens. The main cast consists of Ann Dvorak, Linda Perry and Donald Woods.
The Case of the Stuttering Bishop
- Directed by: William Clemens
- Main cast: Ann Dvorak, Linda Perry, Donald Woods
- Written by: Kenneth Gamet
- Cinematography: Rex Wimpy
Details
- Title: The Case of the Stuttering Bishop
- Year: 1937
- Duration: 1h 10m
Release Dates
The Case of the Stuttering Bishop premiered in cinemas on June 8, 1937premiered in cinemas on May 26, 1937.
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Cast & Crew
We know about 36 people who worked on "The Case of the Stuttering Bishop";
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Roles
- Ann Dvorak ... Della Street
- Billy Wayne ... First Taxi Driver
- Charles C. Wilson ... Hamilton Burger
- Cliff Saum ... Third Detective
- Craig Reynolds ... Gordon Bixler
- Dan Wolheim ... Policeman
- Don Downen ... Bellboy
- Donald Woods ... Perry Mason
- Douglas Wood ... Renald C. Brownley
- Eddy Chandler ... Detective James Fleet
- Edward McWade ... Bishop Mallory
- Ferdinand Schumann-Heink ... Ambulance Helper
- Frank Faylen ... Charlie Downs
- George Lloyd ... Peter Sacks
- Gordon Hart ... Judge Knox
- Gordon Oliver ... Philip Brownley
- Harry Fox ... Clerk
- Helen MacKellar ... Stella Kenwood
- Jack Mower ... Second Detective
- John Shelton ... Ambulance Doctor
- Joseph Crehan ... Paul Drake
- Linda Perry ... Janice Seaton
- Louise Stanley ... Young Woman in Room 310
- Lyle Moraine ... Western Union Witness
- Mira McKinney ... Ida Gilbert
- Paul Panzer ... Guiseppe - Waiter
- Selmer Jackson ... Victor Stockton
- Stuart Holmes ... Renald's Butler
- Tom Kennedy ... Jim Magooney
- Tom Wilson ... Yacht Club Attendant Watchman
- Veda Ann Borg ... Gladys
- Wedgwood Nowell ... Hotel Manager
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