The Hidden Hand (1942 film)

The Hidden Hand is a 1942 film about a man who escapes from an insane-asylum. Directed by Benjamin Stoloff. Written by Anthony Coldeway and Raymond L. Schrock, based on the 1934 play Invitation to a Murder by Rufus King. Warner Bros. Mystery Special!  (taglines) Dialogue Detective: I almost remembered where I'd seen you before, and it wasn't London. John Channing: Are you sure about that? Detective: Well it might've been London, except I was never there. Detective: Any of you people armed? Eustis the Chauffeur: All I got is my persuader. [produces straight razor] Taglines HORRORS AND HOWLS! Warner Bros. Mystery Special! Cast Craig Stevens — Peter Thorne Elisabeth Fraser — Mary Winfield Julie Bishop — Rita Channing Willie Best — Eustis the Chauffeur Frank Wilcox — Dr. Lawrence Channing Cecil Cunningham — Lorinda Channing Ruth Ford — Estelle Channing Milton Parsons — John Channing Roland Drew — Walter Channing Tom Stevenson — Horace Channing Marian Hall — Nurse Eleanor Stevens Inez Gay — Hattie Kam Tong — Mallo External links 0034850 The Hidden Hand Category:1942 American films Category:Films based on plays Category:American drama films Category:1942 English-language films Category:American mystery films Category:Films about siblings