The Great Hospital Mystery

When a renowned surgeon is murdered during a delicate operation, a determined nurse and a resourceful police detective must unravel a web of intrigue within the hospital walls. Suspects abound among the hospital staff, each with their own secrets and potential motives. The investigation uncovers a conspiracy that goes beyond a simple crime of passion.

This early mystery film was a modest success, appreciated for its brisk pacing and intriguing plot typical of the era's B-movies. While not a critical darling, it offered a solid dose of suspense for audiences looking for a straightforward whodunit.

• A competently made mystery with a satisfying resolution.
• Features a cast that effectively plays their roles in the unfolding drama.
• The hospital setting provides a unique and tense backdrop for the investigation.

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The film was produced by Universal Pictures and is considered part of their output of inexpensive, but entertaining, genre films from the late 1930s.