Stars: Adele Mara, Warren Douglas, William Frawley
Director: Philip Ford
Writers: Dorrell McGowan, Stuart E. McGowan
A private detective finds himself with a perfect new secretary. But after a notorious gossip columnist turns up murdered, she may prove too good to be true.
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PF, thank you- as always.
That was a Good Little Flick, Thanks for the Upload~~~
thanks for sharing
Policial B da Republic, lançado nos EUA em 7 de agosto de 1946. Foi exibido no Brasil como "Círculo íntimo".
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Oh, well, proceed at your own risk
Some of these I don't get how they match up with their titles. I agree with proceed at your own risk.
Gilda Marlowe. You're quite a beauty. Your eyes remind me of Natalie Wood.
Three years after this movie Adele Mara was in the Sands of Iwo Jima.
An interesting story!
Thanks Pizza Flix, really enjoyed this one!
"PizzaFlix"…great name!
Thanx for sharing! Love these old movies with wisecracking dialogue, and absence of guts spilling all over the screen.
never saw Ms. Mara before– she's not so–uh so!
saw the clown from the beginning– so obvious who she is.
good
I Wonder why these films often name the major actor "Johnny"? I wish I had a dollar for every Johnny I've seen in these film noirs! What was the appeal? Why not Jacky or Jimmy?
…because he's …Johnny…!!!!
A little cheesy, but met the need after going through several tries of already-been-seen movies or don't-want-to-see movies. By the time we got to this one we were poised and ready for something watchable. This one definitely met our need keeping in mind that we were pretty needy by the time we found it. Not every movie is an Ace in the Hole. However, the ones that aren't can still be worth the watch like this one. Thank you, Pizza Fix.
to bad they never picked a main player for the dective .
11/20/16 that was a good movie I enjoyed it, but you know what I like better how they did the radio show and they reenacted the crime at the end of the movie. You see I listen to a lot of those old radio shows and that's exactly how it's done well I'm not from the 1940s I'm just assuming, [ The same actors should have done another movie altogether ! ]
True classic—Love the way the actresses were dressed in those days, she was very attractive and looked a bit like Jane Greer
Great witty movie, and great reminiscing of old time radio show at the same time. KKUP in 91.5 FM in SF Bay area has a show like that every TUesday at 2 PM.
Great movie,seen the movie on tv when I was a kid
Man.This is good one.
WILLIAM FRAWLEY AS THE POLICE DETECTIVE WAS FRED MERTZ ON THE "I LOVE LUCY SHOW" BACK IN THE FIFTIES AND IT WAS VERY POPULAR.
No doubt about it , those old time private eyes sure had hard skulls, to be slugged so often and not suffer brain damage is surely wondrous.
Such a ludicrous mess but that's also what made it so enjoyable. I couldn't take my eyes off this surprisingly highly engaging low-budget mystery despite its sudden spiral into an almost spoof-esque affair. Here's a twist for you this film had four scriptwriters I guess some thought it'll be better as a noir while the others were more fond of screwball comedy. Neat for all of the wrong reasons but what it got right was admirable