Retired actress poses as dresser to scare murderer into confessing and clearing her son.
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Ellen Terry
Julia Lovelace
Dennis Neilson-Terry
Gerald Lovelace
Joan Morgan
Barbara Lovelace
James Lindsay
Jim Douglas
Gladys Mason
Mary Scott
Edith Craig
The Dresser
J. Nelson Ramsay
Barbara Hannay
E. Vivian Reynolds
Fred Rains
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