
1938 · US
Directed by Charles Lamont
Lamont Cranston is a radio crime commentator with a column and an assistant named Phoebe Lane, a bank vault is blown while he is on the air, and foreign agents are behind it. None of the pulp Shadow survives the translation, no cloak, no laugh, no invisibility, a wisecracking reporter instead, and the film is a record of what a small studio thought a radio hero should look like before the radio hero was famous enough to insist. Rod La Rocque's second and last Shadow film. Charles Lamont for Grand National, 1938, an hour.
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