The Case of the Howling Dog

This film follows Perry Mason as he navigates a perplexing case involving a nervous man named Cartwright. Cartwright seeks to have his neighbor's howling dog silenced, believing the noise signals a death in the area. He also wants to draft a will benefiting a woman living next door. However, things take a turn when Cartwright goes missing, along with the woman, leaving Perry to unravel the mystery surrounding his client and the true nature of the will.

The Case of the Howling Dog features notable performances from Warren William, Mary Astor, and Allen Jenkins, among others. The film showcases the intrigue of pre-code cinema, combining elements of crime and mystery that defined the genre during this era. As part of the Perry Mason Collection, it offers a glimpse into the early adaptations of the beloved character, appealing to fans of classic mystery narratives and collectors of vintage films.