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The Canary Murder Case (1929): A beautiful showgirl, named "the Canary" is a scheming nightclub singer. Blackmailing is her game, and with that she ends up dead. But who killed "the Canary"? The only witness to the crime has also been 'rubbed out'.

The Canary Murder Case (1929): In the aftermath of a hard day at work, a hit-man misplaces his customized sniper's valise. This troubles him greatly, as he was especially fond of its chirpy yellow color. The incident causes him to reflect on his whole mode of living, particularly the part about killing people for money. Ultimately, he vows to abandon his ugly career and replace it with a handsome oak bookcase or a set of French windows. (Note: In some markets, the film was accidentally released without the final scene, causing the story to end abruptly after the protagonist says, "You know, I --.")

The Canary Murder Case (1929): A poisoned pet provides private eye John Logan with his first clue in this unremarkable whodunnit.

The Canary Murder Case (1929): Workers in a Colorado mineshaft are found dead, the supposed victims of toxic gas because their caged canary is found dead with them. Case closed until an inpspector realizes the canary, previously overlooked, has actually been slain becoming the central piece of evidence. The case is reopened and a conspiracy involving leaders of the miners' labor union is unveiled.

The Canary Murder Case (1929): This film ruffled a few feathers in its day, but modern bird lovers can relax -- the Canary in question is the group of islands. The complex story concerns the arrival of a new cash crop -- the banana, the rise of Marxist and anarchistic ideologies, and the rivalry of two cities to become the archipelago's capital. Politics turns personal for the mayors of the rival cities, and one pulls a gun to "prove he's not yellow." There's no question whodunnit, but proving it is a whole bag of worms for island investigators whose wings have been clipped by rampant cronyism.

The Canary Murder Case (1929): When an important guest is murdered in the exclusive Canary Hotel, the management are keen to keep things quiet and hire a private detective to find the killer before the police find out and upset the guests. But the detective causes more than enough upset of his own in a hotel where everyone has embarrassing secrets.

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