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The Case of the Black Parrot (1941)
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60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

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The Case of the Black Parrot (1941)

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60 min | Crime, Drama, Mystery

A reporter investigates a pair of deaths connected to an antique chest falsely believed to be a counterfeit made by a forger known as the "Black Parrot."

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18 cast members

Name	Known for
William Lundigan Jim Moore Jim Moore See fewer	Pinky (1949)
Maris Wrixon Sandy Vantine Sandy Vantine See fewer	The Master Key (1945)
Eddie Foy Jr. Tripod Daniels Tripod Daniels See fewer	Yankee Doodle Dandy (1942)
Paul Cavanagh Max Armand Max Armand See fewer	Tarzan and His Mate (1934)
Luli Deste Madame de Charriere Madame de Charriere See fewer	Thunder in the City (1937)
Charles Waldron Paul Vantine (as Charles D. Waldron) Paul Vantine (as Charles D. Waldron) See fewer	The Big Sleep (1946)
Joseph Crehan Grady Grady See fewer	Black Magic (1944)
Emory Parnell Simmonds Simmonds See fewer	The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1943)
Phyllis Barry Julia Julia See fewer	The Moonstone (1934)
Cyril Thornton Rogers Rogers See fewer	The Thin Man (1934)
Leyland Hodgson Parks Parks See fewer	The Ghost of Frankenstein (1942)
Ernie Stanton Colonel Piggott Colonel Piggott See fewer	Stage Struck (1936)
Cliff Saum Morel Morel See fewer	Kaiser's Finish (1918)
Sidney Bracey Ship's Steward (uncredited) Ship's Steward (uncredited) See fewer	The Monster Walks (1932)
Kenneth Harlan Ship's Captain (uncredited) Ship's Captain (uncredited) See fewer	The Penalty (1920)
William Hopper Ship's Officer Reporting False Alarm (uncredited) Ship's Officer Reporting False Alarm (uncredited) See fewer	Perry Mason (1957)
Jack Mower Steamship Company Manager (uncredited) Steamship Company Manager (uncredited) See fewer	The Radio Detective (1926)
Louis Natheaux Theophile Daurelle (uncredited) Theophile Daurelle (uncredited) See fewer	Why Be Good? (1929)