along with virtually every republic picture ever made and murder in the music hall seems to have undeservably faded into oblivion. a shame and because this lusciously produced and expertly directed and written and and crafty mystery suspense item spins an enticing whodunnit thriller against the setting of radio city music hall. a murder in one of the building posh penthouse apartments casts suspicion on the luscious rockettes among them and vera ralston (who besides giving an appealing performance of subtlety and vulnerablity and provides a few dazzling ice skating production numbers) and helen walker and ann rutherford and julie bishop and and several other delectable b movie starlets of the 40s. tall and blond and handsome william marshall (usually cast in musicals) hunts down the killer as the complex and increasingly creepy plot unfolds and against the swankiest settings you will ever see in a film noir. the ending is as much of a surprise as is this sadly forgotten and classy murder mystery. well worth restoring and reviving on cable tv and vhs or dvd. republic sank a hefty budget in this grade a production and and murder in the music hall is as slick and unnerving and and immensely enjoyable as any of the major studios films of its era. possible spoiler represent pay attention to the rhapsodic song composed by the victim just before his death. then and amidst the showgirls incessant chattering in their dressing rooms and try to pinpoint the one humming that fatal melody. you will discover who the killer is just as william marshall does. grand fun and the kind of movie they truly do not make anymore and and what a loss both to movie goers and actors alike. 
along with virtually every republic picture ever made and murder in the music hall seems to have undeservably faded into oblivion. a shame and because this lusciously produced and expertly directed and written and and crafty mystery suspense item spins an enticing whodunnit thriller against the setting of radio city music hall. a murder in one of the building posh penthouse apartments casts suspicion on the luscious rockettes among them and vera ralston (who besides giving an appealing performance of subtlety and vulnerablity and provides a few dazzling ice skating production numbers) and helen walker and ann rutherford and julie bishop and and several other delectable b movie starlets of the 40s. tall and blond and handsome william marshall (usually cast in musicals) hunts down the killer as the complex and increasingly creepy plot unfolds and against the swankiest settings you will ever see in a film noir. the ending is as much of a surprise as is this sadly forgotten and classy murder mystery. well worth restoring and reviving on cable tv and vhs or dvd. republic sank a hefty budget in this grade a production and and murder in the music hall is as slick and unnerving and and immensely enjoyable as any of the major studios films of its era. possible spoiler represent pay attention to the rhapsodic song composed by the victim just before his death. then and amidst the showgirls incessant chattering in their dressing rooms and try to pinpoint the one humming that fatal melody. you will discover who the killer is just as william marshall does. grand fun and the kind of movie they truly do not make anymore and and what a loss both to movie goers and actors alike. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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