| Mr. Moto Takes A Vacation | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (7/7/1939) | |||||
| Adventure, Drama, Mystery | |||||
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#228 |
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| Peter Lorre | Mr. Moto | |
| Joseph Schildkraut | Hendrik Manderson | |
| Lionel Atwill | Prof. Hildebrand | |
| Virginia Field | Eleanore Kirke | |
| John King | Howard Stevens | |
| Iva Stewart | Susan French | |
| G.P. Huntley | Archibald Featherstone | |
| Victor Varconi | Paul Borodoff | |
| John Bleifer | Wendling | |
| Honorable Wu | Wong | |
| Lionel Atwill | Professor Hildebrand | |
| Virginia Field | Eleanor Kirke | |
| John 'Dusty' King | Howard Stevens | |
| G.P. Huntley | Archie Featherstone | |
| Morgan Wallace | David Perez | |
| Anthony Warde | Joe Rubla | |
| Harry Strang | O'Hara | |
| John Davidson | Prince Suleid | |
| Eddie Abdo | Arabian Officer |
| Director |
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| Producer |
Sol M. Wurtzel
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| Writer |
Norman Foster
Philip MacDonald John P. Marquand |
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| Cinematography |
Charles G. Clarke
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A young and handsome archaeologist discovers the crown of the Queen of Sheba, and returns with it to a San Francisco museum where it is put on display. Its safety is in doubt as many criminals want the crown -- an international pair of criminals, a San Francisco gangster and his cohorts, and a super criminal known as Metaxa. Mr. Moto is forced to postpone his vacation while he deals with the threat. |
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