The Dark Mirror Olive Films // Unrated // $29.95 // September 4,
2012 Review by Jamie S. Rich | posted September 24, 2012 Highly
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Version   Robert Siodmak's 1946 semi-noir The Dark Mirror is a
tricky little mystery picture. It stars Olivia De Havilland (A
Midsummer Night's Dream, The Snake Pit) as twin sisters accused
of murder. When a respected doctor turns up dead, the girl
working in the lobby of his office building is identified as the
last person to have seen him alive. Only, what most people
aren't aware is that the girl is really two girls--Ruth and
Terry are twins, and they switch off from time to time. The fact
that no one knows there are two of them means they can come and
go as they please.  This throws a real wrench in the police
investigation. Lt. Stevenson (Thomas Mitchell, It's a Wonderful
Life) knows he's found his killer, but he can't figure out which
twin did it. One was out at a concert in the park and has an
airtight alibi, the other