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The Spider Returns
1941 - 15
Chapters
The Spider Returns is
a Columbia movie serial based on the pulp magazine character The
Spider. It was the a sequel to its 1938 serial The Spider's
Web.
Plot
Amateur criminologist
Richard Wentworth was formerly the masked vigilante, The Spider.
Wentworth brings The Spider out of retirement to help his friend,
police commissioner Kirk (Kirkpatrick in the pulps), fight a
dangerous maniac. This new enemy is The Gargoyle, a mysterious crime
lord who threatens the world with sabotage and wholesale murder in
an effort to wreck national defense.
Cast
Warren Hull as The Spider, his secret identity Richard Wentworth,
and Blinky McQuade
Mary Ainslee as Nita Van Sloan, Richard Wentworth's fiancée Dave O'Brien as Jackson, Wentworth's assistant Joseph W. Girard as Police Commissioner Kirk Kenneth Duncan as Ram Singh, Sikh warrior and bodyguard. Corbet Harris as McLeod Bryant Washburn as Westfall Charles F. Miller as Mr. Van Sloan Anthony Warde as Trigger, one of the Gargoyle's henchmen Harry Harvey as Stephan Forrest Taylor (uncredited) Voice of The Gargoyle
Chapter titles
The
Stolen Plans
The Fatal Time-Bomb The Secret Meeting The Smoke Dream The Gargoyle's Trail The X-Ray Eye The Radio Boomerang The Mysterious Message The Cup of Doom The X-Ray Belt Lips Sealed by Murder A Money Bomb Almost a Confession Suspicious Telegrams The Payoff
From: Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia
Your Serial comes on a DVD-R in
a Paper Protective Sleeve with Color
Artwork on the DVD.
Please keep in mind that this movie is of
very good quality for its age, but is over 75 years old.
This is Not HD quality and may not look that great on your large
flat screen TV.
This Classic Serial is in the Public
Domain.
Date of release: May
9, 1941
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