Murder in the Music Hall

Murder in the Music Hall was released on 10 kwietnia 1946.

Murder in the Music Hall was directed by John English.

Murder in the Music Hall has a runtime of 84 min.

Murder in the Music Hall was produced by Herman Millakowsky.

Lovely ice ballerina Lila Leighton meets former ice show producer Carl Lang at his New York City penthouse apartment and refuses his offer to star in his new Music Hall Ice Show. Back at the Music Hall, Lila discovers she has left her purse at Lang's apartment and goes back there, followed by orchestra leader Don Jordan; they discover that Carl has been stabbed to death. Lila's understudy Gracie has also followed them there and helps them remove traces of Lila's visit. They also find a pair of kid gloves, and the laundry mark leads Don to wealthy socialite Rita Morgan, wife of George Morgan, and Rita turns out to be a former ice-skating star for Carl Lang's Music Hall shows. Rita admits to being in Lang's apartment but says he was in excellent health when she left, and says she passed no one except a blind man. Don and Lila discover that the 'blind man' was really Rita's husband, George Morgan, who claims he used the disguise in order to trail and protect his wife. The NYC police are also on the case, and with the help of Don and Lila, succeed in solving the murder.

The key characters in Murder in the Music Hall are Lila Laughton (Vera Ralston), Don Jordan (William Marshall), Millicent (Helen Walker).

Murder in the Music Hall is rated Not Rated.

Murder in the Music Hall is a Kryminał, Tajemnica, Romans film.

Murder in the Music Hall has an audience rating of 6.1 out of 10.