USA, 1943
61m
35mm film, black and white
mono, English
An American borderline horror film directed by William Nigh.
Plot Summary
A honeymooning couple arrive in a country house and find it apparently haunted by ghosts who turn out to be a gang of jewel thieves.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: William Nigh
© MCMXLIII [1943] by Producers Releasing Corporation
Producers Releasing Corporation presents
Produced by: Arthur Alexander, Alfred Stern
In Charge of Production: Leon Fromkess
Assistant Director: Lou Perlof
Screenplay by: Morey Amsterdam
Original Story by: Milt Gross
Photographed by: Robert Cline
Film Editor: Charles Henkel Jr
Musical Director: Lee Zahler
Sound Engineer: Corson Jowett
Make-up: Bernard Ponedel
Settings by: James Altwies
Master of Properties: George Bahr
Cast
James Dunn (Webster Frye)
Florence Rice (Jackie Frye)
Mabel Todd (Mabel)
Robert Dudley (Ben Bowron)
Sam McDaniel (Harmony Jones)
Jim Toney (Chief Bagnoe)
Renee Carson (Josie)
Robert Bice (Smoothie Lewis)
Eddy Chandler (Herbie)
Tony Ward (Killer Blake)
Anthony Caruso (Ted)
Eddie Foster (Harold)
Alternative Titles
El fantasma y el huésped – Mexico
Lo spettro in viaggio di nozze – Italy
References
Periodicals
- Castle of Frankenstein no.10 p.36
- Kinematograph Weekly no.1913 (16 December 1943)
- Monthly Film Bulletin vol.10 no.120 (December 1943) p.135
- Motion Picture Herald vol.151 no.7 (15 May 1943)
- Today’s Cinema vol.61 no.4967 (10 December 1943)
Books
- Feature Films, 1940-1949: A United States Filmography by Alan G. Fetrow p.172
- Ghosts and Angels in Hollywood Films by James Robert Parish pp.113-114 – credits, synopsis, review
- Producers Releasing Corporation: A Comprehensive Filmography and History by Wheeler Dixon (ed.) pp.115-116 – credits
