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Murder on the Campus 1933 DVD Film Mystery Charles Starrett Shirley Grey J. Farrell MacDonald Ruth H
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Murder on the Campus 1933 DVD Film Mystery Charles Starrett Shirley Grey J. Farrell MacDonald Ruth H, Released on December 27, 1933: A man is murdered while ringing the chimes at 9pm while he is the only person in the campus bell tower. D. Ross Lederman: Whitman Chambers and Andrew Moses 1h 1min 1h 1min. Lyle Talbot (Bob 'Three Star' Halsey), Ann Dvorak (Judy Wagner), Gordon Westcott (George Wexley), Robert Light (Tom Wagner), George Cooper (Wings Mahoney), Charles C. Wilson (William Lackey), Henry O'Neill (John Brownell), Russell Hicks (Taggart), Arthur Pierson (Jason), Edward McWade (Clement Williams), Clay Clement (flight commander), Eddie Shubert (accomplice Eddie), Wheeler Oakman (accomplice Joe), Nick Copeland (accomplice), Joseph E. Bernard (operator), Joe Bordeaux (Carson), Eddie Chandler (mechanic), George Cooper (Mrs. Casey, telephone operator), Bill Elliott (Lieutenant Saunders), Harold Entwistle (white haired plane passenger), Selmer Jackson (radio announcer), Milton Kibbee (gas station attendant), Henry Otho (Secret Service escort), Cliff Saum (motor cop), Cy Schindell (extra at shooting gallery), Harry Tyler (coffee shop counter man), Tom Wilson (bartender Pat) Charles Starrett (Bill Bartlett), Shirley Grey (Lillian Voyne), J. Farrell MacDonald (Police Captain Ed Kyne), Ruth Hall (Ann Michaels), Dewey Robinson (Police Detective Sergeant Charlie Lorrimer), Maurice Black (Blackie Atwater), Edward Van Sloan (Professor C. Edson Hawley), Jane Keckley (Hilda Lund, secretary), Richard Catlett (Wilson, frat house manager), Harry Bowen (Spud, reporter), Al Bridge (Grimes, city editor), Jack Cheatham (policeman), Harrison Greene (Brock), Henry Hall (Lawyer Bailey), Lew Hicks (policeman), Frank LaRue (Judge Beasley), George Magrill (reporter at murder scene), Charles McAvoy (policeman at Hawley's lab)












