

Dressed to Kill
A convicted thief in Dartmoor prison hides the location of the stolen Bank of England printing plates inside three music boxes. When the innocent purchasers of the boxes start to be murdered, Holmes and Watson investigate.
Director(s)
Roy William Neill
Where to watch

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Amazon Video
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Cast & crew

Harry Cording
Hamid

William H. O'Brien
Detective at Murder Scene
Jack Curtis
Pub Patron (uncredited)

Holmes Herbert
Ebenezer Crabtree
Bobby Hale
Pub Patron (uncredited)

Frank Baker
Photographer

Leyland Hodgson
Tour Guide

Olaf Hytten
Alfred - Auction House Bookkeeper (uncredited)

Frank Mills
Pub Patron (uncredited)

Frederick Worlock
Colonel Cavanaugh

Nigel Bruce
Dr. John H. Watson

Cyril Delevanti
Convict at Dartmoor Prison (uncredited)

Roy William Neill
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Basil Rathbone
Sherlock Holmes

Mary Gordon
Mrs. Hudson

Ian Wolfe
Commissioner of Scotland Yard

Marjorie Bennett
Antique Shop Assistant (uncredited)

Patricia Morison
Mrs. Hilda Courtney

Sally Shepherd
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Carl Harbord
Inspector Hopkins

Edmund Breon
Julian 'Stinky' Emery
Patricia Cameron
Evelyn Clifford

Lillian Bronson
Minister's Wife (uncredited)
Wallace Scott
Joe Cisto

Charlie Hall
Cab Driver (uncredited)
Alexander Pollard
Crabtree's Assistant at Auction (uncredited)
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Reviews
CinemaSerf
I rather enjoyed this final outing for our deductive duo, as they have to get to the bottom of the mysterious murder of the rather unfortunately monikered "Stinky" (Edmund Breon) who went to school with "Dr. Watson". His rather brutal murder is inexplicable, but for the theft from his home of a rather ordinary musical box made at Dartmoor prison. Further investigation reveals the boxes were made by a felon with a very important secret to keep, one which "Mrs. Hilda Courtney" (Patrcia Morison) who likes a little perique in her cigarettes, and her henchman "Hamid" (Harry Cording) will stop at nothing to possess. Again, as with so many of these - it's actually Nigel Bruce ("Watson") who steals the show and saves the day - and together with Basil Rathbone they sign off this series on good form and in good spirits. PS: What did Dr. Samuel Johnson die of...?













