MURDER WITH MUSIC

Cinemavixion Review

George P. Quigley's 1948 film "Murder With Music" is a notable entry in American race cinema. While the film itself incorporates footage from the 1946 production "Mistaken Identity," its unique contribution lies in its musical elements. Portions of these musical sequences were later repurposed for the short subject "Bob Howard's House Party." The film is "presented" by Alfred N. Sack, and features performances by Bob Howard, Milton Williams, Nellie Hill, Bill Dillard, and George Oliver, offering a glimpse into the cinematic landscape and musical talent of the era.