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The Spider's Web (1938)
Pulp hero "The Spider" seeks to destroy all criminals. In this serialized adventure, he battles The Octopus, who intends to replace the government of the United States.
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Pulp hero "The Spider" seeks to destroy all criminals. In this serialized adventure, he battles The Octopus, who intends to replace the government of the United States.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Crime
Written By:Robert E. Kent, Mart Ramson, Basil Dickey, George H. Plympton
In Theaters:10/21/1938
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Runtime:300 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures
Cast
James W. Horne, Ray Taylor
Director
Warren Hull
The Spider / Richard Wentworth / Blinky McQuade
Iris Meredith
Nita Van Sloan
Richard Fiske
Jackson
Kenne Duncan
Ram Singh
Forbes Murray
Police Commissioner Stanley Kirk
Marc Lawrence
Steve Harmon
Charles Cahill Wilson
Chase
Eugene Anderson Jr
Johnnie Sands
Ann Doran
Mason's Secretary
Paul Whitney
Gray
Beatrice Curtis
Kate Sands
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