The Grey Lady (film) explained

The Grey Lady
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Director:	Erich Engels
Music:	Werner Bochmann
Studio:	Neue Film Erich Engels
Distributor:	Terra Film
Runtime:	92 minutes
Country:	Germany

The Grey Lady, also known as Sherlock Holmes (German: '''Die graue Dame'''^[1]), is a 1937 German mystery film directed by Erich Engels and starring Hermann Speelmans, Trude Marlen and Elisabeth Wendt.^[2]

Cast

• Hermann Speelmans as Jimmy Ward (Sherlock Holmes)
• Trude Marlen as Maria Iretzkaja
• Elisabeth Wendt as Lola
• Edwin Jürgensen as J.v. Barnov
• Theo Shall as Harry Morrel
• Ernst Karchow as Inspector Brown
• Werner Finck as John, Diener bei Ward
• Werner Scharf as Jack Clark
• Hans Halden as James Hewitt
• Henry Lorenzen as Archibald Pepperkorn
• Reinhold Bernt as Wilson
• Eva Tinschmann as Frau Miller
• Ursula Herking
• Maria Loja
• Charles Willy Kayser
• Paul Schwed
• Siegfried Weiß as Ganove

Notes and References

1. Book: Barnes, Alan. Alan Barnes (writer)

   . Alan Barnes (writer). Sherlock Holmes on Screen. 2004. 2011. Titan Books. 69. 978-0857687760.

2. Book: Nollen, Scott Allen. Scott Allen Nollen

   . Scott Allen Nollen. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle at the Cinema. McFarland & Company. 1996. 2004. 119. 078642124X.