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| Lawyering Laughton, Devious Dietrich. |
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| Dietrich impersonates a woman. |
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| Marlene's scarred testimony convinces. |
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| Murderous twists=Voles play! |
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| Dietrich uses her Powers. |
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| Power dumps Dietrich, dies. |
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| Two-faced witness gulls Laughton. |
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| Laughton's bickering barrister fooled. |
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| Power struggles; deceptive Dietrich! |
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| Verdict, then Power down. |
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| Marlene suggests trial separation. |
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| Vole proves justice blind. |
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| Marlene's brilliant courtoom spectacle. |
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| Laughton chews; scenery skews. |
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| Robarts crosses Plimsoll's lines. |
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| Dietrich's innovative quicky divorce. |
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| Wife's lies free husband. |
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| Vole's testimony trumps matrimony. |
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| Dietrich dupes brilliant barrister. |
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| Dietrich dupes Laughton's defense. |
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| Dietrich causes Power's incarceration. |
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| Dietwick doesn't tell twuth. |
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| Dietrich's revenge-justice wins. |
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| Handyman invents unbreakable alibi. |
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| Dietrich deceives lawyer Laughton. |
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| Bigamist beguiles British barrister. |
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| Dietrich kills the Power. |
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| Power purloins French fortune. |
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| Trial has Wild(er) ending. |
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| Scarfaced actress = Prosecution's perjurer. |
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| Marlene picks wrong side. |
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| Dietrich's tricky Power play. |
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| Dietrich, deceiving, deceived dame. |
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