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Murder By Invitation (1941) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by Phil Rosen and produced by A.W. Hackel.

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Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham: If you're ever around, stop in for some apple pie
[whispers]
Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham: without vinegar.
Judge Moore: Thank you, maybe I'll do that... but I like vinegar on my apple pies.
[Cassie laughs]


Garson Denham: [trying to prove Cassandra is mentally incompetent] Will you please explain to the court just why you put vinegar on your apple pies?
Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham: Gladly.
[points to the cook]
Aunt Cassandra Hildegarde Denham: That fat cook of mine makes them too sweet, she's done it for years, she wants to put weight on me.
[the whole court laughs, the cook especially]


Bob White: Aunt Cassie couldn't be the killer, because she's not strong enough to lug around a couple of grown men like a set of Indian clubs.


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