The Black Raven

The Black Raven is a 1943 film about a group of strangers who are brought together in an old, dark house and must contend with two murders and $50,000 in stolen money. Directed by Sam Newfield. Written by Fred Myton. Amos Bradford With your imagination, you could see the Statue of Liberty do the conga! It's too bad you weren't born without a tongue, instead of without a brain. Dialogue Horace Weatherby: I beg your pardon. Mike Bardoni: What for? Horace Weatherby: I just beg your pardon, that's all. Mike Bardoni: Don't bother me, screwball. Amos Bradford: He's suffering from rabid delusions aggravated by a moronic mentality. Andy: Is that bad? Horace Weatherby: Help! Help! Someone tried to break into my room! Tim Winfield: A man or a woman? Horace Weatherby: A man, I suppose. Why would a woman want to break into my room? Tim Winfield: Yeah, I guess you're right. Cast George Zucco — Amos Bradford Wanda McKay — Lee Winfield Robert Livingston — Allen Bentley Noel Madison — Mike Bardoni Byron Foulger — Horace Weatherby Charles B. Middleton — Sheriff Robert Middlemass — Tim Winfield Glenn Strange — Andy I. Stanford Jolley — Whitey Cole External links 0035679 The Black Raven Category:1943 American films Category:American crime films Category:1943 English-language films Category:American mystery films Category:Films set in hotels Category:Films directed by Sam Newfield