Death Croons the Blues

The film follows the story of a cabaret singer found dead in her flat, with Viscount Brent emerging as a prime suspect. His cousin, believing in his innocence, teams up with a journalist to unravel the truth behind the crime. This narrative reflects the crime genre's appeal during the late 1930s, emphasizing intrigue and suspense.

Featuring Hugh Wakefield, Antoinette Cellier, George Hayes, and Hugh Burden, the film showcases performances typical of the era. The characters navigate a world of deception and investigation, providing a window into the crime storytelling style of the time. Collectors of vintage crime films may find this title an interesting exploration of 1930s cinema and its thematic concerns.