Murders in the Zoo

The film centers on Dr. Gorman, a millionaire adventurer who resorts to using his exotic animals to eliminate the men his wife entertains. This dark tale intertwines the thrill of wildlife with human emotions, showcasing incidents of murder and jealousy. Key scenes feature a zoo setting that heightens the stakes, with animals like tigers and alligators playing pivotal roles in the plot.

The cast includes notable actors such as Charles Ruggles, Lionel Atwill, and Randolph Scott, each contributing to the film's tense atmosphere. The storyline unfolds during a fundraising gala at the New York City zoo, where Gorman sees his chance to rid himself of rivals. Murders in the Zoo combines elements of horror and crime, making it a unique entry in the genre during the early 1930s.