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The Jury's Secret: Directed by Edward Sloman. With Kent Taylor, Fay Wray, Jane Darwell, Nan Grey. Bill Sheldon has a grudge against Midland City newspaper publisher Brandon Williams as Sheldon blames the city's recent flood against Williams for using his power and influence to hold up government flood control money.
- (28)
- Crime, Film-Noir, Mystery
- Edward Sloman
- 1938-01-16
Universal ran into censorship problems with this farfetched but well-acted courtroom drama directed by silent screen veteran Edward Sloman. When corrupt tycoon Brandon Williams (Samuel S. Hinds) is found murdered, the obvious suspect is young William Sheldon (Larry Blake), who had publicly feuded with the victim.
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The Jury's Secret is a 1938 American drama film directed by Edward Sloman and starring Kent Taylor, Fay Wray, and Jane Darwell. Plot. This article needs a plot summary.
Bill Sheldon has a grudge against Midland City newspaper publisher Brandon Williams as Sheldon blames the city’s recent flood against Williams for using his power and influence to hold up government flood control money. When Williams is found murdered, Sheldon is charged with the crime that was actually committed by Walter Russell, the paper’s rebel editorial writer. Ney York reporter ...
- United States
- September 1, 1939
- January 16, 1938
- 1 hr 5 min
For a while I was trying to figure out how the title fit the movie...it suddenly becomes clear after a little while. Review by PUNQ ★★ In all honesty The Jury's Secret (1938) was fairly forgettable, but there was there was these little moments sprinkled through-out that lifts it up, along with Fay Wray showing enough personality to help ...
The Jury's Secret plot "He Dared Death To Save A Stranger!... Why?" Bill Sheldon harbors some grudge against Brandon Williams, the publisher of the Midland City newspaper. Sheldon blames Williams for allegedly using his power and influence to intercept government money for flood control.
