This film is covered on THE FORGOTTEN HORRORS PODCAST Honeymooners find a dead radio producer in their suite. Tagline: Murder in the air. Ghosts out to scare. Dead men in your hair.
I love B&W Movies! I like them so much better than what is out in the theaters now a days, or even what is on the TV! I even like the actors and actresses much better and the clothes were cool looking. Thanks for this gem and for making my today happier than my yesterday!
I agree completely, they made all these great B&W classics and they are rated G and yet they are entertaining. That takes talent, from the writers and actors and directors. Today the only thing rated G is a cartoon, and even they are crappy. Not like the old Warner Bros Looney Tunes, made by artists, each individual frame. You can see the quality in those old cartoons too. Hollywood today depends on computer generated scenes and sex and violence and profanity. We don't want that, but it's pushed upon us , so we start accepting it.
Go to, talking pictures tv channel on, freeview, sky tv and virgin tv. You wont be disappointed I promise you. I,ve been watching classic movies on sony classic movies too.
You know you are an old movie buff when you notice that Frank Sully (in this movie) is a dead ringer for Frankie Jenks....Thanks for sharing this film.
@@jimparallel6233 I've seen Frank Sully in a lot of films and had thought that he was Frankie Jenks. I usually open the IMDB listing to find out who's who while watching movies and simply assumed. In any case both gentlemen were great character actors and well worth checking out.
The Ghost That Walks Alone, released 10 February 1944 (USA). Arthur Lake as Eddie Grant; Janis Carter as Enid Turner; Lynne Roberts as Sue McGuire Grant; Frank Sully as Beppo; Warren Ashe as Whitney Burke; Arthur Space as Cedric Jessup; Barbara Brown as Milly Westover; Matt Willis as Tom Walker; Robert B. Williams (as Robert Williams) as Police Lt. Phillips; Vi Athens as Miss Brady; Walter Baldwin, Deputy Sheriff; Eddie Bruce, Radio Announcer; Earle S. Dewey as Sexton; John Dilson as Bascomb; Paul Hurst as Sheriff Slim Carson; Jack Lee as Macy Turner; Teddy Mangean, Radio-Studio Usher; Ida Moore as Cornelia Coates; John Tyrrell as Police Sgt. Hurd.
This is so true. Anytime you find someone murdered it's best to move and hide the body until you can solve the murder. That's the best move if ever in doubt. Also lie to police so they will see how brilliant you are when you solve the mystery.
This is doubly ironic when you recall Arthur Lake was called in for questioning during the infamous Black Dahlia murder case. No, that's not a joke. Google it.
57:01 I always wondered about those open barred "windows" in the back of jail cells that opened up to the free world. 1. What happens when it rains or is cold outside? 2. Most importantly, it is so easy for anyone to slip them any kind of weapon through those open bars. Even the old Andy Griffith show had open windows in the backs of their jail cells. The funny thing about the back windows on the Andy Griffith show was, when they showed you the Sheriff's Office/Jail from the street view, there was a building connected to the that side of the building with no space in between. From the outside, the buildings shared a common wall leaving no space between the two buildings, making it impossible to have back of the cell windows.
In Support Your Local Sherrif, James Garner's jail had no bars on the windows or cell doors, he just red paint of the floor like a blood stains and Bruce Dern it was the blood of the last prisoner who tried to escape
@@ellenthorne8222 Am liking lots James Garner's and Bruce Dern; him have no boundarie's in the films like bars on window or lock door because powerful charcters they have.
I don't like comedy bit I love black and White movie but watched the whole firm.. sitting up lol to my self. But I will it a 8 in score thanks for the 🎥 movie😊😊😊😊
It's strange, I use to refuse to watch B&W movies . Now it's all I ever watch . These class films are terrific . @44:39 is the exact location of where much the see nary of the Disney production of Zorro was filmed . Starring Guy Williams :)
I never saw Arthur Lake acting in anything but the Blondie movies. He was in all 28 of them. Unfortunately, it is obvious that he was type-caste into his character. I still enjoyed this movie very much!
NEVER NEVER touch a body or anything on or around the scene where the body presents. Don't touch anything anywhere connected with a possible crime, specifically, murder or an assault, or a rape!! Don't take my word alone, call a criminal attorney!!
Still till this day watch good classic movies these kind of movies you won’t ever see them today I very rarely watch TV today this generation of TV is not like when I grew up in the 70’s I watch the good old classic movies example Charlie Chan/ Abbott and Costello and Three Stooges and they had special effects then I can go on and on thanks and enjoy
TY for this comedy-murder classic starring Arthur Lake (Dagwood) of the famous Blondie movies. Arthur's character, Eddie, in this film acts exactly as Dagwood Bumstead...no variation at all...comedic bumbling!
It was because of the codes. These movie codes made it so married couples could never be in the same bed, etc... These codes came into effect in the 1920's. Try watching "Babyface" starring Barbara Stanwyck. Its very steamy! Its one of the reasons the the codes were created.
The sister did not know her brother had gotten married but she had a huge wedding cake on hand (just lying around?) to serve them shortly after they arrived at her house, all decorated and everything! Great editing for this film, eh?
@@leelarson107 Yes. That's what I've read. That's why I put the word "niece" in quotes. They tried to hide her real parentage. P.S. I just love Arthur Lake. So cute.
Yeah Arthur Lake has been gone for a while and probably has been forgotten by a lot of people but I remember him the Blondie movies were great I mean he did 36 of them that's a lot the good thing is he seem like the dad would in the comic strip no one else could have done it as good as him I know that I will never forget him I thought he was a very funny actor they don't make movies like this anymore they don't make movies like The Blondie movies anymore Hollywood went woke and now it's going broke the horrible price of progressive communist liberalism
I disagree. I like all kinds of movies. Just because I like to share older or underseen films doesn’t mean I don’t like modern stuff as well. I’m glad you liked this though!
I'm not alone in my viewpoint of modern movies there's a lot of people that have said the same things I said about them. Movies nowadays mostly are not as good as they were back in the Golden age there will never be another golden age of Hollywood those days are over yes every once in awhile they can make a good movie like a Batman or the first Wonder woman but overall the quality of movies that Hollywood makes has gone way down and all the cuss words in the excessive violence in movies a lot of people don't like that and that's why Hollywood doesn't sell movies like they used to. I mean I keep reading about one Hollywood movie disaster after another at the box office lately I've heard people say because that movie was woke it bombed at the box office that ain't good whatsoever I know you disagree which is fine but Hollywood will never ever return to its golden age greatness. And most people agree with that because I've read a lot of people saying that. Yes every once in awhile I see a modern movie I like but that's just every once in awhile all these stupid movies with all the computer stuff in them they're no good trying to replace stuntman with computer men that doesn't quite work the Batman's good because it's a film noir like the old Humphrey Bogart movies back in the 40s and 30s no computer effects at all in this movie just good acting and stuntmen.
Blondieieieieie!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lol 😆😆😆😮😮😮 Dagwood and a dead body what' else could you ask for this reminds me of the movie. Who done it ? With Abbott and Costello another fun movie
1:00:45 After the woman screams and he starts running upstairs, why would one of the other men yell, "Hey, come back here"? Wouldn't they all want to run upstairs to help the woman screaming?....... And what if he did stop and come back? What would happen next? Would they all just sit around downstairs talking whilst the woman upstairs is still screaming? Just wondering.
Nope. If I want that much slapstick, I'll find an Abbot & Costello or Marx Bros. The only believable character is the sister, and she cuts it close! Thanks, but not for me.