The President Vanishes

SENSATIONAL!...DYNAMIC! A SMASHING, DRAMATIC STORY SO STARTLING THE AUTHOR DARED NOT SIGN HIS NAME!

The 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.

Mystery Crime

Edward Arnold

(Secretary of War Wardell)

Arthur Byron

(President Stanley Craig)

Paul Kelly

(Chick Moffat)

Peggy Conklin

(Alma Cronin)

Andy Devine

(Val Orcott)

Rosalind Russell

(Sally Voorman)

Janet Beecher

(Mrs. Craig)

Osgood Perkins

(Harris Brownell)

Sidney Blackmer

(D.L. Voorman)

Edward Ellis

(Lincoln Lee)

Irene Franklin

(Mrs. Orcott)

Charley Grapewin

(Richard Norton)

Robert McWade

(Vice Presient Molleson)

DeWitt Jennings

(Cullen)

Walter Kingsford

(Drew)

Douglas Wood

(Roger Grant)

Charles Richman

(Corcoran)

Paul Harvey

(Skinner)

Jason Robards Sr.

(Kilbourne)

Harry Woods

(Kramer)

Tom Dugan

(Nolan)

Martha Mayo

(Mrs. Delling)

Charles K. French

(Legislator)

William Worthington

(Legislator)

William J. Holmes

(Legislator)

Charles Meakin

(Legislator)

Art Howard

(Legislator)

Ed Lewis

(Legislator)

Edmund Mortimer

(Legislator)

Emmett King

(Legislator)

Edgar Sherrod

(Legislator)

Henry Hebert

(Legislator)

Clara Blandick

(Mrs. Delling)

J. Carrol Naish

(Anti-War Demonstrator (uncredited))

Irving Bacon

(Gray Shirt Garage Attendant (uncredited))

Eddie Fetherston

(Radio Man at President's Speech (uncredited))

Sam Hayes

(Radio Announcer (uncredited))

Robert Homans

(Cop on the Beat (uncredited))

John St. Polis

(Attorney General Davis (uncredited))