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At the Villa Rose (1941)
A gang of clever thieves kill a wealthy woman in hopes of stealing her gems. But the thieves aren't clever enough to ascertain the location of those gems, so they consult a phony spiritualist. Then they decide to dispose of the mystic by framing her for the murder.
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A gang of clever thieves kill a wealthy woman in hopes of stealing her gems. But the thieves aren't clever enough to ascertain the location of those gems, so they consult a phony spiritualist. Then they decide to dispose of the mystic by framing her for the murder.
Rating:NR
Genre:Mystery
Written By:Doreen Montgomery
In Theaters:5/5/1941
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Associated British Picture Corporation
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