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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2020
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Title: The Millerson Case
Year: 1947
Type: Public Domain
Quality: Other
Resolution: 640 x 480
Director: George Archainbaud
Stars: Warner Baxter, Nancy Saunders, Clem Bevans
→ IMDB:
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Loved this old decent film.
I am sick of too much blasphemy on the modern films. 😠
And I'm sick of narrowminded people who haven't seen a new movie in 30 years, but yet insist that they are all no good. They bombard us constantly with their complaints about everything new, from society to music, movies, people's morals, language, and clothing. And don't forget Covid, climate change, and the all time favorite complaint of theirs, "woke". Whatever that dumb word is supposed to mean. Sheesh! When will they ever give us a break from the constant whining?
Hear hear! It is nauseating!
These movies just after the war where spectacular
Sorry we're spectacular
Sorry again
Were spectacular
@@neilangus4401 If you're posting comments on your phone there's 3 small dots on the right hand side of the comment. Click on them and you can edit/correct your comment. 🙂
The comment will show it was edited, like mine does. 😊
Wow! Such nitpicking! I came to compliment this OP for the way they praised the movie without the ubiquitous whining about new movies. They've proven that it is actually possible to say 1 thing is good, without putting everything else down. A trick most people who comment on old movies have yet to learn, despite the fact that most 5 year olds are taught how to do it. Or they used to be taught that. Maybe now they're not taught that anymore.
Oh! I made a mistake. I just noticed that the OP was correcting their own spelling error, twice. Kudos to that person again, for checking their work and fixing their mistakes. Most of all, kudos for admitting having made a mistake! That is rarely seen here. I see so much nitpicking that I naturally assumed this was another example of it.
The amount of negativity and criticizing of others has become epidemic on TH-cam. To the extent that we are all miserable. We're constantly in the worst mood, and very combative. I admit I'm a perfect example of this, and I hate being this way. Because of that I try to limit my time here, especially in the comment sections.
People have got to start exercising some self control, instead of using comment sections as target practise on others. The comment sections of movie channels are the WORST part of ALL of TH-cam! I've been here on YT for an hour, and it's affected me so much that I have to get out of here now, without even finishing the movie. This OP has given me a positive boost, but it's not enough to counteract the negativity I've been sucked into by the other comments.
I apologize. I've been as bad as, or worse than, the people I'm finding fault with. It wasn't my intention to have a bad effect on others. I only wanted to make people aware how depressing it is to hear the same old complaints about the spelling, language, sex, or whatever in modern movies. It's the overwhelmingly most common comment in EVERY SINGLE movie's comment section. It's dragging us all way down!
And it's not even accurate. It's just an expression of the bad mood that everyone is in. People FEEL that what they're saying is right, but in fact it is not right. There have always been tons of really bad movies, and tons of people dumb enough to actually pay to see them! That's why the trend is a self perpetuating one. But if this film is a good one, why not just say so, like this OP did? The fact that you hate all newer movies, despite never having even seen one, is not relevant, and I don't want to hear it. I don't like action movies either, but I confine my comments to the movie at hand. And I would never repeat something 10 others have already said! There are so many other things that ARE actually relevant to talk about.
You may say to me that I shouldn't read the comments if I don't like what they say, but many of us always read them first, to see if a movie is worth investing our time in. So if you like or dislike THIS film is very relevant. Your reasons are even more important. Or maybe you liked 1 or more other films that you recommend. Or maybe the film tweaked a memory of yours. All of those things are interesting and useful. I'm just saying that the repetition of the same old negativity toward new films, 10, 20, or more times, sometimes even hundreds of times in the same comment section, to the exclusion of everything else, is very trying on a person's nerves. And It's the SAME PEOPLE saying the same thing exactly in every movies comment area, over, and over, and over, and over! Sometimes many times over for just 1 film! We get the message! All new films are bad. OK! We heard you!
Why do people not not care a bit about others on the internet? The mothers of all these complainers would wash their mouths out for that level of constant negativity! Especially considering it isn't even true! There have always been just as many bad movies! There are tons of them here on YT. There has never been a steady stream of masterpieces. That's life.
And if 10 people in a row have already commented how terrible the newer movies are, WHY on earth do number 11, 12, and 13 feel such a pressing need to voice the same complaint?! PLEASE PEOPLE! Have a little consideration of others, and keep the complaining down to a dull roar!
An old, clean film. No foul language, no blasting music, no nudity or sex. Today’s movies could learn a whole lot. Thanks.
A classic, clean film.
Hollywood knows ..they just choose to be ugly , violence foul language,cheapen love making to something dirty,. by exploiting sexual scenes .. ALL to get more & more attention...America.'s minds getting lower - lower ...they don't care,! All for $$$ ....haven't been to a movie in years ..all That not entertaining to me plus to pay $20 a ticket $9 popcorn. .. outrageous!😡
Love these great old meladramas ...of Hollywood's Golden Age....!..wow.. remember in HIGHSCHOOL was taken on a date & one of these scenes started of coarse woman showing too much ...I was never so embarrassed in my life ..I e NEVER gotten over it just sank down in the chair ..I asked my date to please take me home!!!...😒
I .Ike foul language, but it's OK to sleep with your cousin 😮
Movies aren't able to learn anything lol
@@11froglegs And to sleep with their kids! I agree with you. And I'm tired of the constant complaints about new movies! There were just as many bad ones in the old days, as a glance at any movie channel here will show. Narrowmindedness is obviously not restricted to country hicks.
These are the Days of real genuine actors and actresses. Bringing Stories to Life. Thanks
This seems to be the “I can’t sleep” movie of choice. I like the old 1940’s studio melodramas best. Camera work and sets just fabulous.
I agree 100%! God bless and keep you, and all here in Jesus’s Mighty Name, Amen! 🕊❤️🙏💜✝️✡️🙋♀️🌹
Well said
At least they where polite and well dressed
The studios of today should have a hard look at themselves
@@neilangus4401 But that's not realistic. I can't afford to wear pearls. My grandparents were open-minded people, but the people whining about modern movies (and who must be older people) are the MOST narrowminded people ever! How on earth did these people get this way?
They must have been hippies at one time, or maybe they're 10 or 20 years younger than the former hippies. But they all seem to think like Ronald Reagan! God forbid! That kind of thinking is wrecking the Western World! If the modern version of Reaganites can afford to dress and look "refined", good for them. But in the real world, it's more important to be good people, and to take care of others, something the R wing has sadly lost touch with long ago!
@@neilangus4401 But that's not realistic. I can't afford to wear pearls. My grandparents were open-minded people, but the people whining about modern movies (and who must be older people) are the MOST narrowminded people ever, and most have not even seen a newer movie in at least 30 years! How on earth did these people get this way? Politeness is important. And the effect movies have had on Americans is atrocious. But the fault is, at the very least, equally that of the public, and of parents. People choose their own actions.
The people who now complain so much about modern movies must have been hippies at one time, or maybe they're 10 or 20 years younger than the former hippies. But they all seem to think like Ronald Reagan. God forbid! That kind of thinking has wrecked, and is wrecking, the Western World! If the modern version of Reaganites can afford to dress and look "refined", good for them. But in the real world, it's more important to be good people, and to take care of others, something the R wing has sadly lost touch with long ago!
@@deborahleone4351 May the gods save us all from crusading evangelicals! There is nothing more hypocritical than a christian, waving a flag and ranting about their jeezuz, while supporting orange cult leaders or pedophile priests. I realize it feels good to be a part of a group, but people need to examine their own motivations for pushing that such garbage on others who don't want it on the internet.
I can’t sleep it’s midnight
So I thought I’d watch a lovely film full of meaning
Those were the days
what got in the way.usual stereotypes to appease the public, 10.000 yrs no change.
Nice movie to land on :)
YES NONNA DOING THE SAME
I absolutely adore films 🎥 like this. They are so relaxing.
After completing watching the Crime Doctor series it feels I have lost a friend. Actor Warren Baxter is excellent and feels like one of our family and it is sad that for long I shall not be watching it till I forget the story and then RE watch the series again.
I'll watch several times
@@scottranney5891 I did watch these series twice
Each of the movies in this series has been well written. Surprising for low budget series. I'm impressed.
all the crime doctor episodes are just great, but this one is at the top of my list
wow this is proof "free to air TV" in New Zealand has not made me insane, I enjoyed that!
Thank you for all these wonderful, take me away from life for a while old classics! There are great , God Bless you and your family ,🙏❤️🇨🇦
@Jannet Very true. It's not an opinion, it's a fact!
usual stereotypes to appease the public, 10.000 yrs no change.
@Jannet maybe so, but the movie starts with a fake disease & vax, & the govt/police butting in @ get the vax or go to jail..... Home remedies weren't as good as govt plans for health.... & This was B4 big pharma!!!
Tight little movie, nice and twisty. Everyone that I thought did it, didn't. Thanks for posting!
Great storyline...enjoyed the country dancing and fiddling...thanks for posting! A different kind of who dun it! Good acting
Yeah must have been wonderful to see great movies like this one in cinemas ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I just wandered into the crime doctor movies today!! I really like the movies!
Same here
Greetings from The UK! xxxx ..... This story demonstrates perfectly, the mind set of certain types of people, who are so opposed to change and progress, they cannot, will not, see what is right in front of them! Eyes wide shut! ...... Thank you for sharing this very important message with us!
You're welcome, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
There are none so blind as those who will not see
@@wendellmarthers3519 Very true my friend! x
CERTAIN TYPES = CONSERVATIVES (UK) & REPUBLICANS (USA)
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Great movie to watch. Holds you from the start. Must watch.
i was introduced to warner baxter watching "42nd street" (great movie). i think he's a fabulous actor.
Great movie.
Clean, enjoyable and entertaining.
Thanks! 😊
Can’t say how much I enjoy (& appreciate U sharing) the old movies. Something so special about how simple they’ve kept it. B&W, no expensive CGI, no foul language, family oriented, strong men AND women. U feel hopeful at the end. Sigh. How times… & movies have changed. Feel sorry for kids today. Everything is so easy: cell mobiles, Wi-Fi & crypto AND so hard: gender fluidity, cancel culture, @ National Globalism. I would take my childhood (& movies) any day.
Many Blessings to All 🙏 🇺🇸 💪
no expensive CGI???
Gender fluidity? There were GLBTQ & Trans people back then as well. They just have a VOICE now.
@@MichaelGunner123 Exactly! People like to look down of the doctor in this show, because it makes them feel superior, but in reality many people today are just as narrowminded!
I should probably check the credits. I have watched about five of these so far and it seems I never see the same assistant twice! These are a fantastic series.
the sheriff made me smile every time i saw him, he didn't look like he could take the weight of his gun belt, the small girl so sweet, well directed film with a funny storyline
lubna u ae igh! good one :)
Funny ? Murder s funny?
This was another fine movie in the "Crime Doctor" series. I really enjoyed Warner Baxter in the Robert Ordway role.
I have a notion to second that emotion ! I love these "Crime Doctor" mysteries with the late great Warner Baxter !!
@Jannet No, it is Warner Baxter in all of the sequels. Some of the sequels have different directors though.
Thank you so much for this great movie! It was full of different twists & turns all over the place, and it sure kept me glued to the movie without moving. It was totally different from anything I would have expected!! Thanks again .
It's like every other Crime Doctor movie.
Another superb movie
I really enjoyed this movie; the acting, location/sets, story-development and filming are grand!
I’ve noticed other ‘Crime Doctor’ movies, but haven’t watched them… now, however, I’ll be searching them out!
Thank-You!!
5:35 - Blooper: 'Yes Mam' to the store owner, a man. I love the characters in this episode, especially the Sheriff! Thanks for uploading~!
I think the "yes mam" was intentional because the man said it frequently. Enjoyable show.
ikpp
Sarcasm.
Thank you DD for all of the wonderful movies you have uploaded for all of us! I really love the Warner Baxter series movies!!
Warner never lets us down!
An absolutely knockout movie, Who cares if I am in 'lockdown;,
Thank you.
This is a timely movie although it should have been aired for the last 2 years all the time.
Lots of drama in a short time.Very entertaining. Thanks!
Despite the seriousness of the film it is still a delightful movie thank you for sharing.
A lovely, easy - to - watch film, with interesting social history content.
Human Being - H
Love to see the hairstyle and fashions. Entertaining stories
Blimey ! Thanks for uploading the whole movie ! TCM used to show the "Crime Doctor" series with Warner Baxter regularly but not so much anymore. Entertaining and fast moving little "B" pictures. CHEERS !!
Just loved this movie! Many thanks.
Brilliant film, always enjoyed Warner Baxter .
I agree 100 per cent !!
I love this movie!
Love these old movies!
LOVE THESE CLASSIC FILMS!
our gen grew up with most of these beloved character actors in our after school and sat morn cowboy movie tv time...eddi was Arnold's "mom" on Green Acres and Granny from the Beverly Hill Bill.. has a part in this too, etc etc. Thanks DDC for your efforts in bringing these movies to youtube...no need to be on the alert here for sexual panderings, etc. 👍👵 NM
Beloved? I find them horrific!
This movie is so good and totally surreal at the same time.
Previously seen, but it was so relaxing, that I enjoyed watching it again. :D Thank you.
encellent movie very well acented super cast all real people excetent place 2 live & work at, does this exist?
These old films only get better that was one of the best ones I’ve seen
CLASSIC FILM
I live far away from fantasy world. But these movies are a great diversion from 2022.
We enjoyed this movie so much. Thanks! Warner Baxter was superlative. My husband always liked him and has a great fondness for George Brent. I'd never seen much of Mr. Baxter: he wins the contest for me. I'm surprised he didn't get more lead roles. An excellent, mature performer. - Per the movie, the direction was terrific, the sets unbeatable, - a really well put together movie. Better than most. Thanks so much!
Superb. And so timely.
This was so good. I love these Crime Doctor movies
As of June 3, 2020, Gorgeous Nancy Sanders (Belle Englehart) is 94 years of age.
Her 95th birthday will be June 29, 2020.
Early Happy Birthday 🎉
@@iignorerepliesfrombores4010 you are funny
My birthday is in June and I won't be 95 for 60 plus more years. My cutoff is 60 in life
Woah she was gorgeous in her prime days.
não entendi nada
What a perfect line whoever heard of making folks sick to make them well!
Thanks DD for all the good movies mary J.
Enjoyed this treasure!!
That’s on point for today ,thanks from Germany 🇩🇪
Old Western town. Lol. Good movie. I grew up in a small town and went to Sunday school and church. When I grew up I found out there were quite a few hypocrites in that town too.
Oh yeah, and I just love the phrase of whoops, here it comes "Summer Complaint". That's just hilarious!!!
That is is going to be my new diagnosis.
@@sherrihinton8567 Hi Sherri.
Isn't that saying, "Summer Complaint," just the funniest!! I really love this movie don't you!!
It is so good
Really. Who ever gets sick in the Summer???! Flu season is Over, by summer!
LOVE IT,THANKS UPLOADER!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the dialect. I’m going to start using “a misery in my stomach.”
Remember when they used to say back then "I'm flabberghasted."
@Chapman : Me too, and what about 'Ya'll come back now, ya hear?"
Hi Sally,
Hey what you should say is, " I think I'm comin' down with Summer Complaint, cuz I've got a touch of the Misery in my stomach".
I'd give anything to hear someone pop out with that!!
That is so funny, I just love it!!!!!
@@chirellealanalooney7895 : Yes, and when we have a headache, I'm going to say "I've got a touch of misery in my head."
Hey Sally... Don't forget about "SUMMER COMPLAINT" !
I am loving the crime doctor
It must be a golden rule in films and TV if a doctor goes on holiday either a murder or an outbreak of some disease occurs always happening on Quincy M.D. Another enjoyable Crime Doctor thanks for posting.
Oh hey Alan......
Do you remember the episode of the nephrologist that put black momma venom on the backside of this guy's steering wheel & it, the venom, seeped into his skin and he crashed his car into a tree or something like that. Do you remember that one? OMG, that particular one really stands out in my mind. I'll never forget it. Happy 4th of July 2020!!!
Hey Alan.....
How come when you type something, it automatically changes the spelling? I wrote the word HERPETOLOGIST, not what I ended up seeing that came up. I don' even know what it is that they substituted for herpetologist.
Alan.....
I also see that they don't know what a Black Momba is, and it certainly is not a Black momma. Geez what next?
Oh Alan....
I'm sorry. I forgot to mention that it was an episode on Quincy, M.D.
@@chirellealanalooney7895 Yeah i remember it i think it was called The Last Six Hours. I'm not sure what a nephrologist is either but i do know that the black mamba is one of the most deadliest snakes in the world.
I love watching this show
The Millerson Case, released 29 May 1947 (USA). Warner Baxter as Dr. Robert Ordway; Nancy Saunders as Belle Englehart; Clem Bevans as Sheriff Luke Akers; Griff Barnett as Doc Sam Millerson; Paul Guilfoyle as Jud Rookstool; James Bell as Ezra Minnich; Addison Richards as Dr. Wickersham; Mark Dennis as Bije Minnich; Robert Kellard (as Robert Stephens) as Dr. Prescott; Ernie Adams as Zeke Zilch; Joyce Arling as Mathilda Beechy; David Bair as First Boy at School; Walter Baldwin as Link Hazen, Lawyer; Trevor Bardette as Ward Beechy; Walden Boyle as Dr. Shaw; Chet Brandenburg, Townsman; Paul Bryar as Harley Rumford; Freddie Chapman as Mose Tuttle; Jack Davis as Mort Crowell; Jack Evans, Old Timer; Elvin Field as Eben Tuttle; Vincent Graeff as Jonas Beechy; Arlene Gray as Nellie; Gary Gray, Second Boy at School; Virginia Hunter, Receptionist; Eilene Janssen as Myra Minnich; Robert Emmett Keane as Littleton; Ann Kunde, Townswoman; Perc Launders; Fiddle Player; Art Loeb, Workman; Frances Morris as Ella Minnich; Sarah Padden as Emma Millerson; Eddie Parker as Lt. Callahan; Barbara Pepper as Eadie Rookstool; Victor Potel as Hank Nixon; Lucile Sewall, Townswoman; Russell Simpson as Squire Tuttle; Mabel Smaney, Townswoman; Lucille Vance, Mother; Dorothy Vernon, Townswoman Judge of Fiddling Contest; Eddy Waller as Jeremiah Dobbs; Glen Walters, Townswoman; Dick Wessel as Clem Ogle, Blacksmith; Bill Wolfe, Townsman; Barbara Wooddell as Miss White, Secretary.
47:00 Doris Ziffel from "Green Acres" The minute the quarantine is lifted, there's a cat fight in the streets! Art imitates life.
Great line at 46:25-
"When you stir up dirty water, you have to wait for it to settle."
who says.
I truly enjoyed this....
Very enjoyable movie, didn't expect it from the rather uninteresting beginning. Ending was funny!
Like this film. Thank you.🇬🇧
This is one of my favorite Crime Doctors so far. Dr. Ordway visits Mayberry!
Great movie , thank you
FABULOUS ... Thankyou
Loved it x
this one is excellent!
Brilliant
Nice movie and luckily without the 'popular' shouting in some other movies. I enjoyed this one!
Thanks !
Thank you
I knew I'd like this film,
simply because of the people
who didn't.
Iignore Repliesfrombores - I appreciate your sense of humour👍😊
People really tell who really are by their reaction to MOVIE (A WORK OF "FICTION " SHEESH "...🙄
nice haiku, i agree with the sentiment
I can't help it, but I am laughing like hell just hearing about that term "summer complaint" what a gas !!!!
Very pertinent!
Really good--TY
I love the part where they are all shooting guns with no eyewear or hearing protection then store the guns away in an unlocked cabinet. Different times indeed.
Not where I live.
NRA would LOVE that. They believe EVERYONE, including toddlers, shld CARRY a gun.
@@MichaelGunner123 so do I! I have to lock my own gun up or risk getting arrested for "improperly storing" it.. while the kitchen knives and baseball bats are left where a toddler can reach them.. and yes people have been beaten to death with baseball bats by their own family members in my own neighborhood so I don't think guns are quite the issue liberal cucks would have you believe.
@@MichaelGunner123 They should. Poor you don't believe in our rights. LOL wait till the gubment comes and gets what you have
By gum they sure don't make 'em like that anymore. Wish they would.
You said it there!
Great movie lots of fun,get the popcorn out😊
I LOVE THIS OLD CLASSIC MOVIE ❤❤
Very nice movie.
Oh, my! So many quaint colloquialisms! One of the best "Crime Doctor" films I have seen yet. When the doctor sneaks off for a much-needed vacation, he lands right in the middle of a typhoid outbreak. The old country doctor has been treating it as the "Summer Complaint" with his special tonic, or bitters as he calls it. With enough drama and intrigue to rival "Peyton Place" (I wonder how many millennials will need to Google that?), this small, backwoods location is full of envy, lust, revenge, and mayhem. There's a scene around 51:00 where two women are brawling in the street and one guy runs into the general store and yells, "Come out here, fellers, if y'all wanna see a couple of she-males fightin'!" You gotta love the bow-legged Sheriff who breaks them up! As noted in the other comments, there are plenty of zingers throughout this fun film. Will Dr. Ordway find out who poisoned the barber and why? Who took a pot shot at the county doctor, who is trying to bring modern medicine to the backwoods? Watch the film to discover the answer to these, and other questions, on this installment of "The Crime Doctor"!
High time those millennials spread their wings.....all kinds of great movies made waaay before they were born....like the infamous Lauren Bacall so eloquently stated, "A movie NEVER seen is a NEW film!"
Peyton Place & Return to Peyton Place were 2 very entertaining films. The daytime drama was probably good as well but I've never seen any of its episodes.
@@MichaelGunner123 shut it "gunner" >:(
Who cares what Millennials do anyway? All they care about is themselves.
Great dialogue
38:14 Clem also played the boxer "Chopper" in a 3 Stooges Short.
THANKYOU!!!!!!!! LIFESAVER!
i love these and his best friend william powell who was the thin man
Nothing beats William Powell & Myrna Loy...aka Nick & Nora Charles & Asta, too, & the 6 'Thin Man' films.
William Powell, a great actor, playing Nick Charles was the man hired to find the thin man who was played by Edward Ellis.
@@garyfisher2015 William Powell,Myrna Loy,Warner Baxter and Irene Dunne.They were real starsWho can hold a candle to them today?
I'm about a third of the way through... Seems nothing's changed 😂
This series is like a TV series before TV.
Really enjoyed this and it was impossible not to think about the shenanigans that went on in this film and what is gong on with the Covid pandemonium of today.
@Lawrence Brown Dr. George Fareed (77) : th-cam.com/video/EzN8GDYmyxE/w-d-xo.html Read about his Branding Award in the Desert Review, given to him by locals.
I got vaccinated & boosted BOTH... 2X's ....& am damn proud that I did.
NO shenanigans in this classic film....only truths. VACCINES SAVE LIVES.
The lady in the store around the 5 minute mark later went on to play Doris Ziffel in T.V.'s "Green Acers".
Better yet, she played as an extra regularly w Lucille Ball (they were good friends) on TV's Best Sitcom Ever, "I LOVE LUCY"!
Not bad. Pretty good little who dunnit. Thank you!
Sounds like our present situation of epidemic medicine. Some people don’t want to see the need for new medicines. People are still the same today.
Great movie thanks
Thank u
What more can I say that others or I haven't already said.A marvellous way to spend an evening at the movies. WARNING !! Don't scroll past Mimis' comments,it turns into a diatribe of political trash not associated with the enjoyment of quality film making.
I get the impression that string of angry back-and-forth irrelevant soap-boxing was deleted. Good riddance. Go argue on the news channels and leave us alone!
@@tebelshaw9486 Yes all that rubbish has been deleted.I wish all the other sites would do the same when the political comments start.
@@bobbythorman7421 I actually deleted my comment on "The Lady in the Morgue," because of the weirdo replies received. There are some very odd folks watching these old movies! 🤪😳😬
@@tebelshaw9486 Never let them silence rational conversation or one off comments.It only allows the proliferation of their inane blatherings to appear as the norm in an otherwise rational society.Always strive to "keep the bastards honest".
@@bobbythorman7421 Truth will save humanity from globalization and communism!
The old movies are worth watching more than the new ones.
CLASSIC FILMS....sounds better!
Who knew all you have to do to see if a man's bat sht crazy is burn a newspaper while he's holding it! Aaaaa the good ole days
In the 8th film of Columbia's "Crime Doctor" series, Dr. Robert Ordway (Warner Baxter), is vacationing in the Blue Ridge Mountains district of West Virginia when a typhoid epidemic breaks out. Three deaths occur with the first two being typhoid-caused but the death of the third person, Ward Beachey, is a case of poisoning. Ordway learns that Beachey was the town Romeo with many enemies and that most of those had access to the poison. Doc Millerson, who has a suspicion who the guilty party is, receives a note in a woman's handwriting requesting a meeting at the river bank. He goes there and is killed in an ambush by a rifle shot. Following the note as a clue, Ordway visits the house of Ezra Minnich and traps Minnich's young daughter into confessing that her father made her write the note. Minnich confesses he had killed Beachey for trying to break up his home and Doc Millerson because he suspected him.
Why?