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The Lone Wolf Returns (1935)

Movie"HE'S BACK - with his taking ways!"
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59
The Lone Wolf Returns
NR 1 hr 8 minDec 31st, 1935MysteryLone Wolf Collection PosterPart of Lone Wolf Collection
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Once a jewel thief always a jewel thief? Yes and no. Yes if you consider the fact that Michael Lanyard also known as the Lone Wolf once retired from the "trade" but relapses back into his old habits when he is tempted by the emerald pendant of beautiful socialite Marcia Stewart. The trouble (?) is that he falls for the belle and he soon gets more interested in getting the girl than the jewels that adorn her. What he wants now is to return the pendant but a rival gang interfere and force him to take part in a big-time caper.
StarringMelvyn DouglasGail PatrickTala Birell
DirectorRoy William Neill
WritersLionel HouserJoseph KrumgoldBruce Manning

Movie Details

Theatrical Release:December 31st, 1935
Original Language:English
Production Companies:Columbia Pictures
Movie Tags:
sequeljewel thieflone wolf

Lone Wolf Collection

Louis Joseph Vance's MICHAEL LANYARD, better known as THE LONE WOLF, didn't start out as a private eye, but as a criminal. However, like Jack Boyle's Boston Blackie, thanks to his numerous re-creations in film, radio and television, The Lone Wolf is now best remembered these days, if at all, chiefly as a sort of gentleman thief turned private eye.