The President Vanishes
1934The President Vanishes, released in the United Kingdom as Strange Conspiracy, is a 1934 American political drama film directed by William A. Wellman and produced by Walter Wanger. Starring Edward Arnold and Arthur Byron, the film is an adaptation of Rex Stout's political novel of the same name.
Acted in
Edward Arnold
as Secretary of War Wardell
Arthur Byron
as President Stanley Craig
Paul Kelly
as Chick Moffat
Peggy Conklin
as Alma Cronin
Andy Devine
as Val Orcott
Rosalind Russell
as Sally Voorman
Janet Beecher
as Mrs. Craig
Osgood Perkins
as Harris Brownell
Sidney Blackmer
as D.L. Voorman
Edward Ellis
as Lincoln Lee
Irene Franklin
as Mrs. Orcott
Charley Grapewin
as Richard Norton
Robert McWade
as Vice Presient Molleson
DeWitt Jennings
as Cullen
Walter Kingsford
as Drew
Douglas Wood
as Roger Grant
Charles Richman
as Corcoran
Paul Harvey
as Skinner
Jason Robards Sr.
as Kilbourne
Harry Woods
as Kramer
Tom Dugan
as Nolan
Martha Mayo
as Mrs. Delling
Charles K. French
as Legislator
William Worthington
as Legislator
William J. Holmes
as Legislator
Charles Meakin
as Legislator
Art Howard
as Legislator
Ed Lewis
as Legislator
Edmund Mortimer
as Legislator
Emmett King
as Legislator
Edgar Sherrod
as Legislator
Henry Hebert
as Legislator
Clara Blandick
as Mrs. Delling
J. Carrol Naish
as Anti-War Demonstrator (uncredited)
Irving Bacon
as Gray Shirt Garage Attendant (uncredited)
Eddie Fetherston
as Radio Man at President's Speech (uncredited)
Sam Hayes
as Radio Announcer (uncredited)
Robert Homans
as Cop on the Beat (uncredited)
John St. Polis
as Attorney General Davis (uncredited)