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Too Many Winners is a 1947 American mystery crime film directed by William Beaudine and starring Hugh Beaumont, Trudy Marshall and Ralph Dunn. Made and released by Producers Releasing Corporation , it was one of a number of films featuring the private detective Michael Shayne.
Feb 2, 2024 · Michael Shayne accepts an assignment to investigate a gang of pari-mutual race tickets counterfeiters. He ends up dodging bullets, while a few of his colleagues end up dead! 1947. Stars: Hugh ...
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Michael Shayne accepts an assignment to investigate a gang of pari-mutual race tickets counterfeiters over the protests of his secretary, Phyllis Hamilton, who wants him to join her on a vacation. Shayne contacts Mayme Martin who offers him information, and sends his friend Tim Rourke to get it.
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- Crime, Drama, Mystery
- William Beaudine
- 1947-05-24
Michael Shayne accepts an assignment to investigate a gang of pari-mutual race tickets counterfeiters over the protests of his secretary, Phyllis Hamilton, who wants him to join her on a vacation. Shayne contacts Mayme Martin who offers him information, and sends his friend Tim Rourke to get it.
“Too Many Winners” is a 1947 American crime mystery film. It features the iconic detective Michael Shayne, who finds himself unraveling a complex case involving counterfeit sweepstakes tickets and murder.
The title cards of the viewed print read: "Michael Shayne Detective in Too Many Winners." Onscreen credits state that the film was based on "original characters" and a story by Brett Halliday. Although one contemporary source lists the story as a screen original, it is possible that it appeared in print prior to the film's production.
Michael Shayne accepts an assignment to investigate a gang of pari-mutual race tickets counterfeiters over the protests of his secretary, Phyllis Hamilton, who wants him to join her on a vacation. Shayne contacts Mayme Martin who offers him information, and sends his friend Tim Rourke to get it.
