This is a little gem of a flick.
Not spectacular, by any means, but well worth it's time.
It's from the '40s, a murder mystery revolving around the fortune of a man who died 13 years ago and the family trying to get it.
It's pretty funny, very witty. The black and white is a little on the too grainy side, but more-than-manageable.
It's also only an hour long - so it'll only take up as much time as another bad CSI episode.
Oh, and for some reason, it's never been released on DVD or VHS. So how Netflix managed to leap frog it onto their queue I'll never get but be most grateful for.



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