The Thirteenth Guest (1932)
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Thirteen years after a dinner party where the wealthy host dropped, the thirteen guests are invited to reassemble at the dinner table. First to arrive is Ginger Rogers--who is promptly killed. It turns out that the dead woman was an impostor, hired to impersonate a real guest (Ginger Rogers again).… More Thirteen years after a dinner party where the wealthy host dropped, the thirteen guests are invited to reassemble at the dinner table. First to arrive is Ginger Rogers--who is promptly killed. It turns out that the dead woman was an impostor, hired to impersonate a real guest (Ginger Rogers again). Playboy detective Lyle Talbot is called in to investigate. It seems that the man who died 13 years ago was just about to announce the heir to his fortune, thus all the guests fall under suspicion. The culprit's true identity is hidden by a hood; the culprit's method of murder is a complex electrocution device. In an excitingly staged finale, Ginger is kidnapped by the hooded killer, but is rescued by Lyle Talbot. Made on a shoestring by Monogram Pictures, Thirteenth Guest is a marvelous "old house" mystery, with Ginger Rogers giving her all as the damsel in distress. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Albert Ray
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Classics
- In Theaters
- Aug 9, 1932 Wide
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Cast
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Ginger Rogers
as Lela, Marie Morgan
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Lyle Talbot
as Winston
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John Farrell MacDonald
as Captain Ryan
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James C. Eagles
as Harold Morgan
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Eddie Phillips
as Thor Jensen
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Erville Alderson
as Adams
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Robert Klein
as Barksdale
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Crauford Kent
as Dr. Sherwood
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Frances Rich
as Marjorie
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Ethel Wales
as Mrs Thornton
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Paul Hurst
as Grump
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William B. Davidson
as Capt. Brown
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Lynton Brent
as Prisoner
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Al Bridge
as Policeman
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Adrienne Dore
as Winston's Date
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Kit Guard
as Prisoner
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John Ince
as John Morgan
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Tom London
as Detective Carter
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Phillips Smalley
as Uncle Dick Thornton
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Harry Tenbrook
as Cabby
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Henry Hall
as Sergeant
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Bobby Burns
as Photographer
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Isabelle La Mal
as Marie's Mother
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Allan Cavan
as Uncle Wayne Seymour
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Stanley "Tiny" Sandford
as Mike-Jailer
- J. Farrell MacDonald