The Falcon is called to a young woman's school to investigate a murder. When he arrives, another victim is discovered.
William Clemens
Director
Tom Conway
Tom Lawrence, the Falcon
Jean Brooks
Vicky Gaines
Rita Corday
Marguerita Serena
Amelita Ward
Jane Harris
Isabel Jewell
Mary Phoebus
George Givot
Dr. Anatole Graelich
Cliff Clark
Inspector Timothy Donovan
Edward Gargan
Detective Bates
Barbara Brown
Miss Keyes
Nita Hunter
Second Ugh (as Juanita Alvarez)
Ruth Álvarez
First Ugh
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