Girl in Danger 1934
"She risked everything just for a thrill!"
Dive into the gripping 1930s mystery-thriller *Girl in Danger*, directed by D. Ross Lederman, where Inspector Steve Trent races against time to recover the stolen Cortez emerald—a gem last seen in the hands of a murdered gangster.
Director: D. Ross Lederman
Cast
Ralph Bellamy
Insp. Steve Trent
Shirley Grey
Gloria Gale
Arthur Hohl
Beckett
Charles Sabin
Dan Terrence
J. Carrol Naish
Russo
Ward Bond
Wynkoski
Edward LeSaint
Chief of Police O'Brien (as Ed Le Saint)
Vincent Sherman
Willie Tolini
Edward Keane
Thornton
Al Bercovici
Ted Austin - Orchestra Leader
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Girl in Danger (1934) about?
*Girl in Danger* follows Inspector Steve Trent as he hunts for the stolen Cortez emerald, a gem tied to a deadly crime spree. With a murdered gangster as his only lead, Trent must navigate a web of deceit to recover the jewel before it disappears forever. The story twists through hidden identities and high-stakes pursuit, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
Who directed Girl in Danger?
D. Ross Lederman directed *Girl in Danger*. Known for his work in 1930s crime dramas, Lederman crafts a tight, suspenseful narrative that keeps the tension high throughout the film's 57-minute runtime.
Who stars in Girl in Danger?
The film stars Ralph Bellamy as Inspector Steve Trent, Shirley Grey as the central figure entangled in the mystery, and Arthur Hohl as a key player in the crime syndicate.
Is Girl in Danger (1934) worth watching?
*Girl in Danger* is a short but intense mystery that shines in atmosphere and pacing. While it lacks modern CGI, its 1930s noir charm and sharp dialogue make it a worthwhile watch for fans of classic crime films. At just 57 minutes, it's a quick, engaging experience—perfect for a rainy afternoon or a themed movie night.
How long is Girl in Danger?
The runtime for *Girl in Danger* is 57 minutes, a compact runtime that packs in suspense and action without a wasted scene.
About Girl in Danger (1934) — The 1930s Mystery Where Every Second Counts
Dive into the gripping 1930s mystery-thriller *Girl in Danger*, directed by D. Ross Lederman, where Inspector Steve Trent races against time to recover the stolen Cortez emerald—a gem last seen in the hands of a murdered gangster. This fast-paced crime drama blends suspense, action, and shadowy intrigue, set against the gritty backdrop of 1930s crime syndicates. With sharp pacing and a mood of looming danger, the film explores themes of deception, survival, and the lengths people go to for thrills—or survival. Ralph Bellamy, Shirley Grey, and Arthur Hohl anchor the cast, bringing depth to a story where every clue could mean life or death. A true gem of early sound-era cinema, *Girl in Danger* is a tight, atmospheric chase through the underbelly of crime and corruption.
Originally released in 1934, this underrated mystery showcases the raw energy of pre-Code Hollywood, where crime films thrived on moral ambiguity and relentless tension. The 57-minute runtime keeps the story razor-sharp, with J. Carrol Naish and Ward Bond adding grit to the ensemble. Whether you're a fan of classic mysteries or a lover of vintage action, *Girl in Danger (1934)* delivers a thrilling escape into a world where danger lurks around every corner.
