Woman in the Dark (1934 film)

Woman in the Dark is a 1934 American film about a paroled prisoner who hits a man attacking a woman. He runs away scared that he may have killed him - he did not. Directed by Phil Rosen. Written by Sada Cowan, based on the short story by Dashiell Hammett. Detective One thing I like about bananas is that they got no bones in them. Dialogue Tommy Logan: What's on your mind? Trouble? John Bradley: I slapped a guy down last night. Tommy Logan: Yeah, and when you slap 'em, they stay slapped! Detective: I knew a guy once that died from eatin' too much fruit. He was a vegetarian. Lil Logan: That made his wife a grass widow. Hah! Detective: Boy, are you funny. Cast Fay Wray — Louise Loring Ralph Bellamy — John Bradley Melvyn Douglas — Tony Robson Roscoe Ates — Tommy Logan Ruth Gillette — Lil Logan Joe King — Detective Nell O'Day — Helen Grant Frank Otto — Kraus Reed Brown Jr. — Conroy Granville Bates — Sheriff Grant Charles Williams — Clerk Frank Shannon — Prison Warden Cliff Dunstan — Doctor External links 0026003 Woman in the Dark Category:1934 American films Category:Films based on short fiction Category:Films directed by Phil Rosen Category:American crime drama films