Peter Lorre in what looks like a still from "Black Angel" (1946), source unknown. Possibly a newspaper ad.

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Peter Lorre in what looks like a still from "Black Angel" (1946), source unknown. Possibly a newspaper ad.
The Mysterious Peter Lorre by George Hadley-Garcia
Hollywood Studio Magazine (September 1983)
PAGING DR. GOGOL
(Clipping above from a Froedtert Today magazine I never signed up for but receive.)
in M 1931, I especially like the scene of the two men arguing over what color the hat was, because we saw the girl too. BUT. the film is in b&w so we can’t know the color either !!! we, the audience, are put in much the same position to them, we bore witness to this event and yet we can be of no help in solving the mystery and catching the criminal.
Cartoon caricature of The Comedy of Terrors (1963) - Artist Jack Manning
Thanks @rpepperpotshipssciencebros
Fun Peter Lorre clip from the Red Skelton show - the one with the "Honeymooners" spoof! Which if you haven't seen it (even if you have), here's the entire episode below with lots of Peter:
Vincent Price & Peter Lorre as Mr. Prentiss and Mr. Munsey in Collector's Item: "The Left Fist of David," an unaired 1957 pilot on CBS.
These winsome characters run an art gallery, appraise estates, and come across mysteries...