The Living Ghost

The Living Ghost is a 1942 film about a detective who finds a kidnapped man with brain damage. Directed by William Beaudine. Written by Joseph Hoffman. SPOOK CHASER... A reckless sleuth follows the trail of a white ZOMBIE!  (taglines) Nick Trayne Why must there be a butler in every murder mystery? Other Dr. Bruhling: What's this I hear? That you told my nurse you needed to have your wooden leg lubricated? Dialogue Nick Trayne: There's got to be a way to wake everybody up. Billie Hilton: I could scream. Nick Trayne: Don't do that, they'll think there's been another murder. [sees a horn on the wall] This should do it. [blows the horn] Happy New Year! Billie Hilton: I'll help you. Fish! Fish! Fish! Merry Christmas! Nick Trayne: Well goodnight. I'll see you in my dreams. Billie Hilton: If I see you in my dreams, it'll be a nightmare. Nick Trayne: Don't you ever sleep? Cedric, the Butler: No sir, insomnia. Nick Trayne: Insomnia huh? I bet he doesn't even go to sleep when it's time to get up. Taglines SPOOK CHASER... A reckless sleuth follows the trail of a white ZOMBIE! Cast James Dunn — Nick Trayne Joan Woodbury — Billie Hilton Paul McVey — Ed Moline Vera Gordon — Sister Lapidus J. Farrell MacDonald — Police Lt. "Pete" Peterson Minerva Urecal — Delia Phillips George Eldredge — Tony Weldon Jan Wiley — Tina Craig Lawrence Grant — Dr. Bruhling External links 0034985 The Living Ghost Category:1942 American films Category:Films about abduction Category:1942 English-language films Category:American mystery films Category:Films directed by William Beaudine