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The Return of the Whistler
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The Return of the Whistler

Mar 18, 1948
1h 2m
★ 6.0

Overview

When a woman goes missing on the eve of her wedding, her fiancee hires a detective to track her down

Genres

Crime
Mystery

Production Companies

Larry Darmour Productions
Columbia Pictures

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Cast

Michael Duane

Theodore Anthony 'Ted' Nichols

Michael Duane

Lenore Aubert

Alice Dupres Barkley

Lenore Aubert

Richard Lane

Gaylord Traynor

Richard Lane

James Cardwell

Charlie Barkley

James Cardwell

Ann Shoemaker

Mrs. Barkley

Ann Shoemaker

Sarah Padden

Mrs. Hulskamp

Sarah Padden

Abigail Adams

Traynor's Secretary

Abigail Adams

Ann Doran

Sybil

Ann Doran

Otto Forrest

The Whistler (voice)

Otto Forrest

Eddy Waller

Sam the Caretaker

Eddy Waller

Olin Howland

Jeff Anderson

Olin Howland

Wilton Graff

Dr. Grantland

Wilton Graff

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