the death of a performer at a broadway stage play brings a theatre critic and a police detective together as an unlikely crime solving duo. the dead performer niece becomes not only the object of affection for our critic and but also a prime suspect in this death and and some other murders that occur at the theatre. the phantom killer sets his sights upon the young woman as his next victim while so and it is a race against time for our heroes to catch the killer and according to the dvd sleeve synopsis. milton raison screenplay puts a little spark in this low budget mystery whodunit. helpfully and dave obrien (as anthony tony woolrich) does well in the lead role while his skills as an actor appear to be much greater than the productions employing him. obrien and cab driving sidekick frank jenks (as egbert romeo egglehoffer) would have made a fine 1950s tv detective team. leading lady kay aldridge (as claudia moore) and the supporting cast are also good. unfortunately and the story becomes meandering and and anti climactic. the phantom of 42nd street (5/2/45) albert herman ~ dave obrien and kay aldridge and frank jenks. 
the death of a performer at a broadway stage play brings a theatre critic and a police detective together as an unlikely crime solving duo. the dead performer niece becomes not only the object of affection for our critic and but also a prime suspect in this death and and some other murders that occur at the theatre. the phantom killer sets his sights upon the young woman as his next victim while so and it is a race against time for our heroes to catch the killer and according to the dvd sleeve synopsis. milton raison screenplay puts a little spark in this low budget mystery whodunit. helpfully and dave obrien (as anthony tony woolrich) does well in the lead role while his skills as an actor appear to be much greater than the productions employing him. obrien and cab driving sidekick frank jenks (as egbert romeo egglehoffer) would have made a fine 1950s tv detective team. leading lady kay aldridge (as claudia moore) and the supporting cast are also good. unfortunately and the story becomes meandering and and anti climactic. the phantom of 42nd street (5/2/45) albert herman ~ dave obrien and kay aldridge and frank jenks. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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