The Phantom Broadcast 1933 DVD Film Mystery Ralph Forbes Vivienne Osborne Arnold Gray Gail Patrick P

The Phantom Broadcast 1933 DVD Film Mystery Ralph Forbes Vivienne Osborne Arnold Gray Gail Patrick Paul Page Pauline Gar, Released on March 15, 1933: A womanizing radio singing star is murdered, and the wrong person will pay the ultimate penalty for murder. George Marshall: Tristram Tupper 3h 19min 1h 12min. Betty Hutton (Pearl White), John Lund (Michael Farrington), William Demarest (George 'Mac' McGuire), Billy De Wolfe (Mr. Timmy Timmons), Constance Collier (Julia Gibbs), Frank Faylen (Mr. Joe Gurt), William Farnum (Western Saloon set hero), Chester Conklin (comic chef), Paul Panzer (the drawing room gentleman), 'Snub' Pollard (Western Saloon set prop man), James Finlayson (comic chef), Creighton Hale (Marcelled leading man), Hank Man (comic chef), Francis McDonald (Western Saloon set heavy), Bert Roach (Western Saloon set bartender), Heinie Conklin (studio cop), Jean Acker (switchboard operator), Ernie Adams (Western Saloon set cowboy), Eric Alden (officer), Bea Allen (Farrington player), Florence Allen (switchboard operator), George Anderson (Western Saloon set director), Myrtle Anderson (black maid), Gordon Arnold (song and dance man), Max Asher (comic), Sam Ash (poster man), Dorothy Barrett (girl), Stanley Blystone (reporter), Eugene Borden (French doctor number one), Monte Brice (bit part), Harlan Briggs (Jake, exhibitor), Anita Brown (black maid), Frances Budd (switchboard operator), George M. Carleton (businessman), Kit Carson (song and dance man), Louise Clark (black maid), Ethel Clayton (Lady Montague in show), James Clemens (poster man), Chester Clute (theatrical agent Willie Millick), Helen Crozier (black maid), Sidney D'Albrook (reporter), Hal K. Dawson (exhibitor), John Deauville (assistant director and song and dance man), Ray De Ravenne (callboy), Lester Dorr (reporter), Tom Dugan (balloonist), Jimmie Dundee (camera car driver), Jay Eaton (press party guest), Franklyn Farnum (Friar John in the show), Julia Faye (nurse), Charles Ferguson (photographer), Frank Ferguson (movie theater owner), Eddie Fetherston (jungle set cameraman), Margaret Field (Juliet in the show), Jac Fisher (song and dance man), Bess Flowers (reporter at reception), William Forrest (the bonds barker), Art Gilmore (trailer narrator), Buddy Gorman (tomato thrower), Kit Guard (bit part), Chuck Hamilton (policeman at the switchboard), Harry Hayden (stage manager), Len Hendry (assistant director), Al Hill (reporter), Betty Hill (reporter), Stuart Holmes (man in audience), Shep Houghton (song and dance man), Jerry James (poster man and assistant cameraman), Eddie Johnson (soldier), Myra Jones (switchboard operator), Eddie Kane (jungle set director), Edward Keane (bond buyer), Ethan Laidlaw (stagehand), Richard LaMarr (wester saloon set cowboy), Louise Lane (switchboard operator), Eddie Laughton (reporter), Rex Lease (reporter), Peggy Leon (reporter), Stella LeSaint (switchboard operator), George Marshall Jr. (reporter), Vera Martin (switchboard operator), Frank Mayo (reporter at reception), William Meader (assistant director), John 'Skins' Miller (drawing room set cameraman), Bert Moorhouse (kitchen set cameraman), Frances Morris (McGuire's secretary), William Moss (soldier), Ross Murray (song and dance man), John Mylong (French doctor), Noreen Nash (bit part), Laura R. Parrish (switchboard operator), Byron Poindexter (bit part), Albert Pollet (stage manager), Renee Randall (country girl), Hal Rand (song and dance man), Paula Ray (reporter at the reception), Georges Renavent (the second French doctor), John S. Roberts (song and dance man), Max 'Slapsie Maxie' Rosenbloom (Maxie, the sound man on the set of Pearl White serial), Elmer Serrano (French chauffeur), Lucille Shamburger (switchboard operator), Jack Shea (workman), Hal Taggart (man in audience), Arthur Tovey (actor in troupe), Peter Trado (poster man), John Tyrrell (assistant director), Erno Verebes (drawing room set director), Emmett Vogan (exhibitor), Ray Walker (movie set technician Armistice Day), Bill Wallace (policeman at switchboard), Lillian West (reporter), Max Willenz (Johnny Millick), Gloria Williams (woman who faints), Emil Zarak (song and dance man). Ralph Forbes