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The Walls Came Tumbling Down (1946)
Broadway gossip columnist Gilbert Archer investigates his friend's murder, finds clues linking it to a valuable Da Vinci painting, putting himself and Patricia Foster in danger from those after the artwork
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Broadway gossip columnist Gilbert Archer investigates his friend's murder, finds clues linking it to a valuable Da Vinci painting, putting himself and Patricia Foster in danger from those after the artwork
Rating:NR
Genre:Crime, Mystery
Written By:Wilfred H. Petitt
In Theaters:6/7/1946
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Runtime:82 minutes
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Cast
Lothar Mendes
Director
Lee Bowman
Gilbert Archer
Marguerite Chapman
Patricia Foster, AKA Laura Browning
Edgar Buchanan
George Bradford
George Macready
Matthew Stoker
Lee Patrick
Susan
Jonathan Hale
Captain Griffin
Elisabeth Risdon
Catherine Walsh
J. Edward Bromberg
Ernst Helms
Miles Mander
Dr. Marko
Moroni Olsen
Bishop Martin
Mary Field
Bradford's Secretary
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