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UNIVERSAL WEEKLY
Sept. 14, 1935
Robert Young, tcho plays Tony.
Edward Arnold, who plays Harrison the astute detective who solves the crime
Constance Cummings, who plays Carlotta
Sally Eilers, who plays Betty Hurling
Remember Last Night?
EVERYTHING probably would have been ali right if Tony Milburn hadn't explored the Huling estate, on Long Island, and had found Vic Huling dead in bed, with a bullet in his heart.
Everybody could have gone on quite happily.
But he did. And, after that, Professor Jones was drilled in the back — Faronea got a knife in his spleen — and Baptiste, the second chauffeur of the Hulings, was found dead in bed under mysterious circumstances.
It was all very puzzling to everyone including the people who were on the party the night before, when everyone got tight.
But Danny Harrison, the ace detective, managed to figure out the answers with the aid of Tony and Carlotta Milburn.
The work of Harrison is amply set forth in the Universal production, at times mysterious, at times, gruesome and at times very funny, "Remember
Gustav von Seyffertitz and
Robert Young
Last Night?" produced by, Carl Laemmle, Jr.
Universal has "gone to town" on the picture.
All of the gay Long Island backgrounds are shown in their original and colorful beauty. Camera work
lends an eerie beauty to the production. James Whale directs with true artistry and fidelity to every detail.
The cast includes Edward Arnold star of Universal's oustanding film,
"Diamond Jim."