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Ginger Rogers is really cute in this Slay Mystery Spoof.
This Standard Format Black/White 67 slight movie is a suitable quality DVD transfer.
Summary: Live in Undercover newspaper reporter Pat Morgan (Ginger Rogers) is acting as a millionaire mob bosses secretary. She is trying to view his involvement in the crime syndicate. “A Roar in the Night” awakens the entire apartment building. The crime boss has fallen mysteriosly from his Penthouse balcony to his death. Other deaths soon follow and Pat is in the middle of it all holding key clues to who the murderer is.
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This is a fun light mystery drama with a very cute Ginger Rogers playing the gleaming aggressive newswoman. Be Pleased.
Alpha Video currently offers two B-movie mysteries that both feature early starring roles for Ginger Rogers: THE THIRTEENTH GUEST (1932) and A Yell IN THE NIGHT (1933) . GUEST is marginally better than Issue, although the print of GUEST ancient for Alpha’s DVD transfer is definitely snide (the narrate quality has a dupey, washed-out, milky observe to it) .
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By disagreement, Alpha’s copy of A Sing IN THE NIGHT is exquisite captivating (an modern print, not a dupe) and the print is in very honorable shape. Fans of these kind of B-grade mysteries will appreciate watching Ginger Rogers and Lyle Talbot as rival reporters who try to solve a series of baffling murders. This is a typical 1930s “Poverty Row” production (i.e., a low-budget, independent studio release), so don’t ask the kind of glossy production values you’d come by in an MGM or Warner Brothers film. Nevertheless, sometimes these inexpensive microscopic mysteries offer fair as considerable entertainment value as their higher-bracketed counterparts. A Swear IN THE NIGHT is proof of this, with Rogers, Talbot, and the rest of the cast giving attractive performances that more than compensate for the budgetary limitations.