Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation

Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation is a 1939 film about a detective who disguises himself as a German archaeologist, and helps unearth the priceless crown of the legendary Queen of Sheba and sans disguise defends it from a variety of thugs and criminals. Directed by Norman Foster. Written by Philip MacDonald and Norman Foster. Dialogue Prof. Hildebrand: There's no harm in a man looking his best. Hendrik Manderson: It won't make any difference in your case. Archibald Featherstone: I'll stay here and reconnoiter. Driver: Don't get hurt doin' it. Archibald Featherstone: You go and fetch the bobbies. Driver: Yeah, I'll get the police too! Archibald Featherstone: I'm frightfully sorry. Say, I did let the cat out of the bag, didn't I? Mr. Moto: Yes, even the poor animal's tail. Cast Peter Lorre — Mr. Moto Joseph Schildkraut — Hendrik Manderson Lionel Atwill — Professor Hildebrand Virginia Field — Eleanore Kirke John 'Dusty' King — Howard Stevens Iva Stewart — Susan French G. P. Huntley — Archie Featherstone Victor Varconi — Paul Borodoff John Bleifer — Wendling Honorable Wu — Wong Morgan Wallace — David Perez Anthony Warde — Joe Rubla Harry Strang — O'Hara, Museum Guard John Davidson — Prince Suleid External links 0031676 Mr. Moto Takes a Vacation Category:1939 American films Category:Mr. Moto films Category:American crime drama films