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Curtain Call Murder Case
Originally Aired: March 8, 1949
Philo Vance #35, "Curtain Call Murder Case,"
As curtain time approaches at a Broadway theater, aging actor Richard West prepares for his entrance with the help of his dresser Al, carefully concealing the gray in his hair. His pre-show routine is violently interrupted when Jean, a desperate young blonde woman, bursts into his dressing room demanding that West make good on his broken promises. He had sworn to secure her both a part in the current production and a future in pictures, but has failed to deliver. Betrayed and furious, Jean produces a bottle of acid from her handbag, threatening to destroy the vain actor's face so he'll never deceive another woman. After a struggle, West manages to wrest the bottle away from her.
Jean storms out with an ominous promise to return and "really play for keeps," leaving West to compose himself before going on stage. With a theater full of suspects, wounded pride, and a dangerous threat hanging over the production, the stage is set for murder.
Philo Vance #35, "Curtain Call Murder Case,"
As curtain time approaches at a Broadway theater, aging actor Richard West prepares for his entrance with the help of his dresser Al, carefully concealing the gray in his hair. His pre-show routine is violently interrupted when Jean, a desperate young blonde woman, bursts into his dressing room demanding that West make good on his broken promises. He had sworn to secure her both a part in the current production and a future in pictures, but has failed to deliver. Betrayed and furious, Jean produces a bottle of acid from her handbag, threatening to destroy the vain actor's face so he'll never deceive another woman. After a struggle, West manages to wrest the bottle away from her.
Jean storms out with an ominous promise to return and "really play for keeps," leaving West to compose himself before going on stage. With a theater full of suspects, wounded pride, and a dangerous threat hanging over the production, the stage is set for murder.
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By OTRPODSOriginally Aired: March 8, 1949
Philo Vance #35, "Curtain Call Murder Case,"
As curtain time approaches at a Broadway theater, aging actor Richard West prepares for his entrance with the help of his dresser Al, carefully concealing the gray in his hair. His pre-show routine is violently interrupted when Jean, a desperate young blonde woman, bursts into his dressing room demanding that West make good on his broken promises. He had sworn to secure her both a part in the current production and a future in pictures, but has failed to deliver. Betrayed and furious, Jean produces a bottle of acid from her handbag, threatening to destroy the vain actor's face so he'll never deceive another woman. After a struggle, West manages to wrest the bottle away from her.
Jean storms out with an ominous promise to return and "really play for keeps," leaving West to compose himself before going on stage. With a theater full of suspects, wounded pride, and a dangerous threat hanging over the production, the stage is set for murder.
Philo Vance #35, "Curtain Call Murder Case,"
As curtain time approaches at a Broadway theater, aging actor Richard West prepares for his entrance with the help of his dresser Al, carefully concealing the gray in his hair. His pre-show routine is violently interrupted when Jean, a desperate young blonde woman, bursts into his dressing room demanding that West make good on his broken promises. He had sworn to secure her both a part in the current production and a future in pictures, but has failed to deliver. Betrayed and furious, Jean produces a bottle of acid from her handbag, threatening to destroy the vain actor's face so he'll never deceive another woman. After a struggle, West manages to wrest the bottle away from her.
Jean storms out with an ominous promise to return and "really play for keeps," leaving West to compose himself before going on stage. With a theater full of suspects, wounded pride, and a dangerous threat hanging over the production, the stage is set for murder.